TY - SER
KW - Pennsylvania Railroad
KW - legal profession
KW - detectives
KW - judges
KW - Pennsylvania State Police
KW - WNBO radio station
KW - Aluminum Corporation of America (ALCOA)
KW - American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
KW - National Road
KW - KDKA radio station
KW - Black Americans
KW - coal industry
AU - Elmer Faber
AB - An anthology of 25 true crime stories set mostly in Western Pennsylvania.
C1 - 1920s-30s
C3 - Allegheny Mountains; Allegheny County; Monongahela River; Allegheny River; Ohio River; Pittsburgh; North Side; Marshall-Shadeland; Western Penitentiary (1882); Tarentum; Pitcairn; Carnegie; Bedford County; Bedford; Bedford County Courthouse; New Paris; Sc
C4 - Detective; Suspense
CY - Greensburg, PA
LA - English
M3 - Short Stories
N1 - New Kensington is referred to as Parnassus, as it was then known.

Elmer Faber, an officer in Troop D who was then based in Greensburg, researched, developed, and broadcast the stories in this collection for WNBO radio of Washington’ show <em>Behind the Law</em>, which started in 1932 at Pittsburgh's KDKA radio.
N2 - An anthology of 25 true crime stories set mostly in Western Pennsylvania.
PB - Chas. M. Henry Printing Co.
PP - Greensburg, PA
PY - 1933
RN - Elmer Faber (1905-73) was an officer in the Pennsylvania State Police and a veteran of World War II.
EP - 239 p.
TI - Behind the Law: True Stories Compiled from the Archives of the Pennsylvania State Police
ER -