Category Archives: Paul Coates

Missing

Posted on April 22, 2007 by lmharnisch

Paul V. Coates Confidential File April 22, 1957  SUBJECT’S NAME: Stella Catherine Meyer. SUBJECT’S DESCRIPTION: Age, 36. Height, 5ft., 1 in. Weight, 140 lbs. Black hair. hazel eyes. Stocky build. The county sheriff’s office reports that Mrs. Meyer left her … Continue reading →

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Smog Is a Four-Letter Word

Posted on April 10, 2007 by lmharnisch

Paul V. CoatesConfidential File April 10, 1957 And it is a comparatively new word in the American vocabulary. The 1953 Webster in my office defines smog as "a fog made heavier and darker by the smoke of a city." But … Continue reading →

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Silver Starlight of G. Louis Gabaldon

Posted on April 8, 2007 by lmharnisch

April 8, 1957 Paul V. Coates Confidential File I found another hero today, a local boy who made good in battle. What he did on the island of Saipan perhaps equals in achievement and guts any story of any man … Continue reading →

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