Do we need to deal with Author headings

[seanredmond]

Sometimes the names under which the entries appear carry some extra information. For instance (example from DCL):

Cuthbert, Margaret,* New York.

Adventure in radio,
edited by M. Cuthbert, with radio scripts by Edna St. Vincent Millay, Arch Obeler, Archibald MacLeish [and others]

© Sept. 17, 1945; A 189950.

The asterisk means the Margaret Cuthbert is the claimant. There is also the info that she is from New York. Is this used for disambiguation?

Another example:

Curtis, Charles P., jr.,* Ipswich, Mass. & Greenslet, Ferris,* Boston.

The practical cogitator, selected and edited by C. P. Curtis, jr. and Ferris Greenslet.

© Oct. 9, 1945; A 190420.

If we do not include the author headings in the XML, then we still need to mark the authors as claimants in the entry, i.e.

<author claimaint="true"><role>edited by</role>  <authorName>M. Cuthbert</authorName></author>

However, the principles stated in #9 argue for recording the heading, and we would then need to group the entries under the heading. Something like:

<entryGroup>
    <heading>
        <author><authorName claimant="true">Cuthbert, Margaret</authorName>,* <authorPlace>New York</authorPlace>.</author>
    </heading>

    <copyrightEntry>...</copyrightEntry>
    <copyrightEntry>...</copyrightEntry>
</entryGroup>

If we do this, I think it's still a good idea to mark the claimants within the <copyrightEntries> themselves. Since the forms of the names don't match (at least in these examples) I don't know how hard that will be.