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Celebrating the company’s seventy-fifth anniversary, Donna Cooper was hired to write GPC’s seventy-fifth anniversary book. While searching in the downstairs corporate archives with David Fisher they stumbled across some old love letters that had never been seen, and then Miss Cooper found her way over to the founder of the company’s old writing desk and gave it a shove. When doing so one of the desk legs gave way and the desk ended up falling on Miss Cooper. When David got over to help he found a new drawer that he had never seen before with in the desk that contained the original patent to Parkelite. The only problem is that when looking over the document he noticed that Hudson Parker, the man who founded the company, did not originally come

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