Rare broadcast finds shed light on Lindbergh trial and Twelve Angry Men
Museum of Television and Radio announces discovery of a 1935 Lindbergh trial radio coverage by Samuel Leibowitz on WHN, the only known recording, plus a kinescope copy of Twelve Angry Men among its archives. Recording offers unique judicial system insights. Leibowitz comments on evidence and strategy, not guilt.
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Los Angeles
Lindbergh
Museum of Television & Radio
Bruno Hauptmann
Charles Lindbergh
Jury Room
Robert Thompson
Syracuse University
Tle
New York
Samuel Leibowitz
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Leibowitz
America
Museum
Robert M. Batscha
Joseph Consentino
History Channel
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Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Robert Cummings
Franchot Tone
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Studio One
Rose
Henry Fonda
Showtime
Jack Lemmon
Ossie Davis
George C. Scott
Horror Convention in Kansas City Sees Speaker Change
The 13th World Horror Convention in Kansas City shifts speakers as Graham Masterton is replaced by Brian A Hopkins due to a family illness. Other guests include Laurell K Hamilton Nick Smith Don D'Auria and Forrest J Ackerman with an autograph session Friday evening at the Airport Hilton.
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Brian A. Hopkins
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Sam Stoker
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Antique Appraisal Fair Set for Ottawa Carnegie Center
The Ottawa Community Arts Council hosts an Antique Appraisal Fair Saturday April 26 from 11 am to 4 pm at the Carnegie Cultural Center. Appraisals cost 10 dollars for one item or 25 dollars for three with spectators admitted free. Mary Anne Whiteford coordinates expert appraisers including John Jervis Roy Beers Don Schaake Howard Hartog Steve Cregut Gary Browne and more to assess coins stamps Native American art books and memorabilia. Call (785) 242-8478 to reserve a time slot.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
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Main Streets
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OCAC
Whiteford
John Jervis
Roy Beers
Don Schaake
Howard Hartog
Steve Cregut
Gary Browne
Cookbooks Offer a Window into Western American Life
Dallas AP notes SMU curator Cammie Vitale Shuman preserves about 275 cookbooks from 1870s to 1935 in DeGolyer Library. Books reveal charitable origins, postwar women’s civic roles, and ads reflecting era lifestyles. A cough syrup with opium in 1883 Texas Cook Book is highlighted.
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Cammie Vitale Shuman
Vitale Shuman
Southern Methodist University
Crista DeLuzio
SMU
DeLuzio
DeGolyer
Texas
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