Pearl Eaton [SEP] place of death
her siblings, she also battled alcoholism and dependence on prescription drugs. After the death of her second husband, oil company executive Richard Curtis “Dick” Enderly, she became reclusive and rarely left her home.
Pearl Eaton was found dead, at the age of 60, in her Manhattan Beach apartment on September 10, 1958. While the police investigation ruled that the death was a homicide, the case was never solved.
See also.
- The Seven Little Eatons
- Wilshire Park, Los Angeles,
after the death of its founder Richard Eaton, and sold WERQ-FM to Radio One. By 1995, WERQ would be classified as a full-fledged Mainstream Urban format.
Current WERQ management.
Since 1996, under the management of the Radio One company, WERQ has consistently been one of the highest-rated stations in the radio listening audience of the Baltimore, Maryland metropolitan area, according to the Arbitron ratings company.
References.
- Google Books Result: Billboard Magazine, Sep 5, 1981.