Behind the Law: True Stories Compiled from the Archives of the Pennsylvania State Police
Year of Publication |
1933
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Publication Type |
Short Stories
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Number of Pages or Episodes |
239 p.
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Language |
English
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Contributors |
Author:
Elmer Faber |
Publisher |
Chas. M. Henry Printing Co.
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City |
Greensburg, PA
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Abstract |
An anthology of 25 true crime stories set mostly in Western Pennsylvania.
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Notes |
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 Behind the Law, which started in 1932 at Pittsburgh's KDKA radio.
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Author Biography |
Elmer Faber (1905-73) was an officer in the Pennsylvania State Police and a veteran of World War II.
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Time |
1920s-30s
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