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Dorothy Kilgallen and other journalists work during the Sam Sheppard trial
Dorothy Kilgallen and other journalists work during the Sam Sheppard trial
Identifierashboltbox3neg022.jpg
TitleDorothy Kilgallen and other journalists work during the Sam Sheppard trial
SubjectKilgallen, Dorothy
Journalists
Journalism
Sheppard Murder Case
DescriptionDorothy Kilgallen and other journalists work. Dorothy Kilgallen was a prominent journalist, and the daughter of Hearst newspaperman James Lawrence Kilgallen. She appeared regularly on "What's My Line?" She wrote a syndicated column called "The Voice of Broadway" which discussed New York show business news and gossip. Kilgallen claimed that Judge Blythin had told her before the trial that Sheppard was guilty. She wrote in the New York Journal American, expressing her doubts about the case. After this was printed, her column was no longer published in the Plain Dealer.
CreatorAshbolt, William
Location DepictedCleveland (Ohio)
Time PeriodPost-Industrial: 1930-1959
Date Original1954
Object Typeblack-and-white negatives
DonorAshbolt, Doreen
RepositoryCleveland State University. Michael Schwartz Library. Special Collections.
Repository CollectionWilliam Ashbolt Collection
Repository Homepagehttp://web.ulib.csuohio.edu/SpecColl/
Digital PublisherCleveland Memory Project
Copyrighthttp://www.clevelandmemory.org/copyright/
Formatjpeg
Digital Processing NotesTIF File Size: 22217 K, 1200 dpi
Encyclopedia of Cleveland History Entryhttp://ech.case.edu/ech-cgi/article.pl?id=SMC2
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