The Voice of Will Rogers, Part 2

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The Voice of Will Rogers, Part 21- Government Spending, April 7, 19352- Pilgrims and Pioneers, April 14, 19353- Inheritance Taxes, April 28, 19354- Mother’s Day, May 12, 19355- Congressional Record, May 12, 19356- Supreme Court, June 2, 19357- Last Broadcast, June 9, 1935On August 15, 1935, Rogers and his pilot, Wiley Post, were killed in a plane crash in Alaska.

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