Aftermath of Civil War Sparks Gold Treasure Find
In South Texas eight weeks after Appomattox a Confederate officer lies wounded as Union sergeants Chad Morgan and Joe Jagger uncover a locked chest filled with twenty five thousand dollars in gold coins. The duo discuss ownership, future plans, and venture into a railroad town where a beautiful office girl captivates Morgan.
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Tear Out This Ad For A $1000 Final Expense Policy
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Aldo Ray Turns Handicap Into Asset
Actor Aldo Ray used a stuttered voice as a strength turning taunts into wins. From Crockett California, his voice became his trade mark guiding him from school battles to acting doors. A director spotted him after hearing the distinctive timber, launching a film career with tough yet tender roles.
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