Heath Mystery Heavily Rouged Woman Involved in Nassau Case
In Harbor Gardens Long Island the Heath murder and Perry Heath’s disappearance unsettle guests including Myra Heath’s rival Sam Anderson and Bunny Moore. Detective Matt suspects Bunny. Al Cunningham theorizes Heath fled or was killed by Bunny after a quarrel. The club forum shifts to Bunny as possible suspect amid locked doors and a strange card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Prentiss
Heath
Harbor Gardens
Long Island
Myra Heath
Perry
Heaths
Lawrence Inman
Myra
Bunny Moore
Ferry Heath
Inman
Country Club
Bunny
Perry Heath
Mott
Gaybrook Harbor Country Club
al Cunningham
Heath House
Matt
Moore
Arthur Black
Sam Anderson
Miss Mace
King
Cunningham
Anderson
Matt Mai
Black
Sam
Old Anderson
Little Bunny
Miners entombed as explosion hits Clymer Pa mine
Aug 27 a terrific explosion at a Coal Corporation mine in Clymer Pennsylvania trapped four miners. Rescue efforts by volunteers and state troopers faced difficult conditions. Two miners were rescued, four bodies recovered. Company officials expressed caution about the fate of remaining workers as rescuers worked to reach the deeper sections of the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymer
Coal Corporation Ser
Porficiat
Possine Besai
Cas
Maonsilia
A. de Master Bank Nresident Awit
Pope
Chet Crepe
Cole Seal
Musser
Rajration Army
Jahnstown
Mina Shack
Citizen Soldiers Review From Aug 1967 Page Glimpse
Fragmented OCR recounts a periodical note on citizen soldiers with garbled names and dates. The readable bits hint at an August 1967 item mentioning Poulter and a Thursday event, but specifics are unclear.
Camp Returns to White Visions Camp After Summer Stay
A fragment indicates a camp activity where participants moved from the camp and then returned to White Visions camp, described as the summer White House, highlighting a sequence of locations and a seasonal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Visins Camp
White House
Barred Doors Fail to Discourage Crowd at Valentine Funeral
New York August 2 Barred doors Thursday failed to discourage a crowd gathering at the Broadway funeral parlor where the body of Rudolph Valentine lay in state for funeral Monday. Despite door restrictions a few dozen surged toward the entrance as a wreath from the Writer Actors Cooperation was carried in. The only entry allowed Thursday was for cards signed by Valentine’s manager S Geverts Vilman. Police dispersed the onrushing crowd and ornaments were knocked off fittings. The plan to prevent attendance faltered as public interest remained high and the scene drew significant attention from onlookers and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Rudolph Valentine
Gorperation
Pariers
Onis
Fea Perencs
Geverts Vilman
Silent Friday radio schedule with city stations listed
Alphabetical list of U.S. radio stations and their nightly programs. Entries show station call letters, city, frequency, and evening lineups including orchestras, dances, and special programs. some lines reference Anglo-Persian or British Isles content and late-night studio features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WWGY
WMAK
WGY Players
WHAS
WOC
WRVA
WJZ
WGY
Baldwin
WEAF
WNYC
State of Mississipi
WOS
Khi—Zoellner
Este
Family Four
Congress Carnival
WMAQ
Chicago
Chapman’s Orchestra
WEBH
Oriole Orchestra
WLS
Wgn-Wlib
WBBM
Jim Wok
Cincinnati
WFAA
Dallas
Blue Devils
Fank Renard
WOC Davenport
Torist Road Bulletin
KOA
Denver
Ane
Des Moines
Chic Scoggin
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
KFT
Los Angeles
KHI
Paul
Cfa
Quartet
Renoriss
WJID
Mooseheart
Chigzen
Vietori
Burning Candis Knights
WOAW
Omaha
Dienes Pogran
Lupo
Radio Publicity in Fall May Cost Broadcasters
Washington reports at least 270,000 will be spent this coming winter on radio publicity. The sum covers payments for performers and program costs, with unions and orchestras earning fees and wire leasing taking a large share. A music machine company plans a third series early next year featuring leading opera and concert stars, including first air debuts by several stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Radio Pub Aovordline
Orchestras
Dros
Cratte
America
Bas
Galli Care
Miss Pinchot Still Under Movie Contract
New York reports producer Morris Gest plans to sign Miss Rosamond Tinchett for film work. Tinchett arrived from Europe as Gest asserts she remains under contract, despite rumors she would leave stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pinchot
New York
Filming Shenandoah National Park Forest
Harrisonburg Va August 27 Film ing of the Shenandoah National Forest began in the Massanutten division near Edinburg as part of a U S Forestry Service motion picture project in the southern Appalachian region The program sponsored by the Department of Agriculture started last year in Arkansas and marks the first Eastern filming effort after Massanutten Fort Valley Shenandoah County cross over into the Potomac Division near the West Virginia line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah National Forest
Massanutten Division
Edinburg
United States Forestry Service
Appalachian
United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
East
Fort Walier
Shenandoah County
Paris Wall Cross
Potomac Division
West Virginia Line
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolyn Wells
Isd
Auris Ske
G.P
Lamas
Shen
Amderon
Anders
Ferry Ieath
Clymer, PA
Turnels
Cooliqge
Citizen Soldiers
Plattsburg Pass
X.Y
Valentine
Tavtimare
Horst Tisatolph Eniing
Hera
Aken Toars
S.c ¢Munds
Nancuse
Inpess
Toa
Dallas Paper
USA
Orabin
Vuke
United Press
Noa
Cedstyvesay Wpg
Atlantic City
WBAL
Baltimore
Sandman
Jubilee Singers
WEEI
Boston
Andrews Orchestra
WNAC
WGR
Buffalo
Eeezee Liar
Woy Ogram
Clearwater
Ey Dow
WTAM
Clevelard
Gill
Wilson
WGHP
Detroit
Este Tainers
WWJ
Eer
Knner
Ews Orchestra
Wcx-Wir
Rand
Erie Hartford
Hemberger
WMBF
Miami Beach
Cnra Moncton
CFCF
Montreal
Newark
Sted
Waldorf Orchestra
LaFrance
Os—Geo. Olsen
Viola Sherer
O—Baldwin
Bellecaire
State of Mississippi
WPAP
WHN
WMCA
WRNY
WLIT
Philadelphia
WOO
The
WOO Torists
Fox Theate
Sam Brown
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Willliam Penn Orchestra
KDKA
McCarthy
Flowers
Mars
WJIAR
Providence
WRYVA
Richmond
Richmond Hill
Gondoliers
Donaldson
Schenectady
Berington
Baldwin Hour
WBZ
Springfield
Tdvihe
Brunswick Orchestra
CNRT
Toronto
Romanelli
Radio Raiders
WRC
U. S. Navy
WIZ
Weet Wsb
Atlanta
KYW
Stones
Chaner Music
Teotain
Baiz Alter
Shenandoah National Park
Reid
Lydia E. Pinkham
Scotts
Bloomfield
D. R. McIntyre
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Baltimore & Ohic
George L. Rothenhoefer
Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
G. Taxi CO
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Fhone
the News-Post
Offce
Court Street
OLD
Npwwerpa
the News Office
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