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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Bodies of Ethel Marshall and Florence Miller, missing cabaret entertainers from Camden, N.J., since Nov. 1, found slain near Dowingtown, Pa., linked to gangster killing of Edward (Cowboy) Wallace.
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WEST CHESTER, Pa., NOV. 29. (U.P.)—The bodies of two young women, missing from Camden, N. J., since November 1, were found on a farm near Dowingtown, Pa., today, according to police.
The women, Ethel Marshall and Florence Miller, cabaret entertainers, were reported missing from Camden after the gangster slaying of Edward (Cowboy) Wallace at Camden on November 1.
Two hunters found the bodies about 100 feet from where a blood-stained and bullet riddled automobile was discovered shortly after the women were reported missing.
Authorities said they were convinced the women were slain to seal their lips about recent gangster shootings in southern New Jersey.
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Near Dowingtown, Pa.
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Nov. 29
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bodies of two young women found slain
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The bodies of two young women, missing from Camden, N. J., since November 1, were found on a farm near Dowingtown, Pa., today, according to police. The women, Ethel Marshall and Florence Miller, cabaret entertainers, were reported missing from Camden after the gangster slaying of Edward (Cowboy) Wallace at Camden on November 1. Two hunters found the bodies about 100 feet from where a blood-stained and bullet riddled automobile was discovered shortly after the women were reported missing. Authorities said they were convinced the women were slain to seal their lips about recent gangster shootings in southern New Jersey.