The 1934 WLS Family Album:

Hank and Hiram

Often referred to as the "Kansas Cut-Ups". Hiram (Trulan Wilder) was really a native of Kansas, and Hank, whose actual name is Jack Dunigan, came from Missouri. This is the pair that drove an antique one-cyclinder automobile all over the World's Fair grounds and the Chicago boulevards during Farmers' Week last summer. The town of Braswell, Missouri, is practically owned by Jack Dunigan's father, for he runs the blacksmith shop, the feed mill and the post office there.

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