I don't have an answer. But, if I had the time to do the
research, I would start by going through Los Angeles Times
Newspaper Index (a common resource at university libraries,
not at my library, though) and hope to an article about the
incident.
I did find Charles Williams online in the Social Security
Death Index: Name: Charles Williams SSN: 450-24-8427 Last
Residence: 91405 Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, United
States of America Born: 13 Aug 1909 Died: Apr 1975 State
(Year) SSN issued: Texas (Before 1951)
The last residence may not be a true residence, but instead a
mail drop.
Sorry I'm not much help
George the Librarian
--- In
rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, DJ-Anonyme@w... wrote:
>
> miker wrote:
>
> "I get the impression that curiousity about the
details of his death is
> considered morbid, distasteful, and
childish."
>
> And that's a bad thing? At least two, maybe all
three, of those things
> are what I look for in a good noir. Lots of noir
characters are at
> least arrested adolescents, if not downright
childish in their inability
> to delay gratification, which often leads to morbid
and distasteful
> results. Hell, their gratification is often found in
morbid,
> distateful, and childish things.
>
> "I'd like to know, too."
>
> I think a lot of us would.
>
> Mark
>
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