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CARLETON BEALS Guilford, Conn...
Thus last week a dog's death came to Arthur Kasherman, 43, publisher of an unsavory Minneapolis one-man tabloid, the Public Press. He died as he said he would: "Just like they got Guilford and Liggett." In 1934 gunfire from a passing automobile had brought down another Minneapolis publisher, Howard Guilford, who circulated two scandal sheets, the Saturday Press and Pink Sheet; and, a year later, Walter Liggett, publisher of the Midwest American, got his. Liggett, a former editor of Plain Talk (a magazine), and Guilford, a veteran St. Paul newspaperman, once had some legitimacy as journalists. Kasherman...
Police confessed themselves as baffled by Kasherman's murder as by Guilford's and Liggett's, still officially listed as unsolved. Minneapolis' legitimate newspapers cluck-clucked properly over Kasherman's death, hoped that the latest killing would do what police and city officials had failed to do: put a stop to blackmail parading as journalism...
John Lee Barber, Harry Warren Barrow, Sheal Louis Becker, Eugene Cassel-berry Benyas, Alfred Gray Burr, Gerard Joseph Callanan, Phillip George Carlson, Jr., George Roberts Clay, Guilford Allerton Dudley, Frank Slyde Dunham, Jr., Richard Putnam Emerson, Roy Bernhardt Erickson, Jr., John Aloysius Farley...
...Guilford, Ind., Carl Buchanan took out his old Army uniform, found a letter in it he was supposed to have mailed for a friend in 1917. Now, as Postmaster of Guilford, he mailed...