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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding first met in 1946, at radio station WHDH-AM in Boston. Bob -- the slight one with the big blue eyes -- was the morning DJ; Ray -- the burly one with the splendid baritone -- was the newly-hired announcer. After reading the news on Bob's program, Ray would stick around and the two would riff off their particular corner of the Establishment - shows, sponsors, guests and interviewers alike. |