Bill Kurtis reflects on the end of a retail — and radio — era

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Posted by tokyo rose on November 08, 2012 at 04:05:31:

"I was a cub reporter for WBBM-TV in 1967 when an assignment editor with a sense of humor sent me to interview the woman known as Tokyo Rose, who was convicted of treason for broadcasting for the Japanese during World War II. She hadn’t spoken to the press in the 20 years since her trial and incarceration in West Virginia." . . .

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