Spokane's White Easters & Missing Girls
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Show Notes
In 1926, Spokanes Easter parade was threatened by unmelting snow, a rare occurrence for a city known for white Christmases. Meanwhile, a teenage girl, Frances Heenan, made headlines with her engagement to a much older man. Fast forward to 1976, another girl, Nanette Marie Martin, vanished while delivering newspapers. April third has been a day of contrasts, from the Pony Expresss inception to Jesse James demise, and even the birth of TV Guide. Despite the challenges, communities like Walla Walla have shared in the struggle, united in their disappointment over stalled spring plans.
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