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' --Vrf-;a • ’ • • ;• •. . y'Mide-v-i-Many Notables To Attend Final Rites For Tyrone PowerLocal Couple Greet Friendsit3-*yys*le!Sieeie3fISa§i-itisve'eiec-ICin■dot*stitsdstc-le’sisiyittyu-to6,‘yk-inv*inidBy RICK DU BROWHOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Hollywood pays its final respects to Tyrone Power today — but his mother, his two daughters and his first two wives will be absent from the funeral services.Many of filmland’s top person-' alities were expected to : attend the military services for the 44-year-old film idol who died last Saturday following a heart attack during the'filming of a movie in Spain.Actor ‘ Cesar Romero, a close friend of Power’s and a co-star in several of his films, will deliver the eulogy at the.noon services in the Chapel of the Psalms in Hollywood Memorial Park Cemetery.Mrs. Debbie Power, 26, who married the film idol last May 8, sent a telegram to play girl Linda Christian, Power’s .second wife and mother of his two daughters, asking her to stay away from the services. •Asked To Stay AwayMiss Christian, 35, arrived from Paris and the two daughters, Ro-mina, 8, and Taryn, 5, came here to attend the final rites from Mexico 'City where they live with their maternal grandmother.She said she would take her daughters to a private mass at a Beverly Hills church in order to avoid- a scene with the present Mrs. Power.Mrs. Patia Power, 70, the actor's mother, has not befen told of her son’s death. It was feared the shock would be too great for the ailing woman who suffered a stroke several years ago.Home Near CemeteryShe remained in her Hollywood home not too far from the cemetery completely unaware of the solemn services being .performed for her son.Power, who enlisted in the Marine Corps as a private during World War II and was discharged, a lieutenant, was baptized a Roman Catholic but hisv.marriage to his Mississippi-born third wife prevented hin\ from being,buried in that faith.'Hs first marriage. had been a civil ceremony and in the eyes of the church he was still married to Miss Christian at the. time of his death.With friends, relatives and their children dropping in throughout ths day to express congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Orvai Forest “Cube McDaniel, quietly observed theiy 61st wedding anniversary .Thursday at their apartment home at 112V South Main street.Cubs, who was 82 the 29th of June, and “Mom”, who was born Eqcia Marshall on the 27th .ojf Mkay,'“l879,‘ were-.-marriefr at herhome in Curtisville the 20th of November 1897, and moved to the home of his father, James B. McDaniel, two and a half miles northeast of -Hobbs, where the couple farmed for a number of years. Cube then.became a field manfor. the Frazier Packing company and for 30 years became widely known through the area as a representative of that firm until it folded during the depression.-He then worked for the Stokely company’ until, retiring about six years ago.The couple raised eight children, seven of whom still reside in the state, li ifteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren also drop in on•the McDaniel ; apartment when inTipton. The children include Marshall and Donald McDaniel who reside in the city; Forest, an Elwood resident; Ruby, Eugene and Opal, all of Indianapolis; Margaret, who lives in Tipton, and Carl, who has moved to Lima, Ohio.Both Cube and “Mom” are still active, Cube a familiar figure a-round tow*1 although he gets evening satisfaction in his armchair by the TV set, while Mrs. McDaniel is still an active club member^Caril Ann Fugate Guilty; Sentenced Life ImprisonmentBy MARGUERITE DAVIS United Press International-v-.Defendent Jailed In Embezzlement/State Fair Baard HoldsALBION, Ind. (UPI)—Arnold G. Hobbs, 32, .plump ex-manager of the insolvent Noble County Credit Union, was jailed today for the first time since a grand jury began returning a series of embezzlement indictments against him* Hobbs was jailed shortly after 11:30 a.nuc.s.t. by Sheriff-Charles Haase when he appeared in court to hear seven new indictments read, to him.The new . indictments charged embezzlement of $28,000, raising to $52,100 the amount a jury contends Hnhhs stole while servincLINCOLN, Neb. (UPI)—A. district court jury today convicted 15-year-old Caril Arm Fugate of first-degree murder and imposed a sentence of life imprisonment on the tiny eighth-grader.The seven men and five women-reached their decision ai 10:30 a. Th., c.s.L, but -It Was- not announced until 40 minutes later when Judge Harry A. Spencer reconvened his Lancaster County District Court.Card's fate was announced to newsmen jammed in a hallway outside the courtroom, moments after the solemn-faced jurors filed back into the courtroom following more than’ a day. .of deliberation. .As Bailiff .'Bill Paulson read the verdict to reporters, it was read simultaneously', inside the court-, room by the jury foreman.Caril buried her; face on the shoulder of defense attorney Mer-ril Reller and wept convulsively as the verdict was read in the tense atmosphere of the courtroom. . -Carii’s Sobs Fill Court The'sound of her hysterical sobbing was *he only noise in the deathly still room.. Reller patted her shoulder comfortingly as the grim jurors heard their verdict read by a cburt aide.Caril’s weeping could be heard above the judge’s voice as he thanked the jury for its patient and thoughtful consideration of the case. She managed to raike her crimson face to look in apparent reproach at the jury box. But no juror looked at her. Again she buried, her head on Reller’s shoulder and he took her in his arms.County attorney Elmer Scheele, who handled the prosecution, had to be summoned to the courthouse from his home before the jury filed out after signalling it had its verdict. The empty courtroom quickly filled with spectators as the word spread.. Caril’s father, William Fugate, her sister, Barbara Von Busch, her grandmother, Pansy Street, and an aunt, Mrs. Leola Campbell, filed into the courtroom and sat in the first row, immediately behind the table where Caril was Continued on Pas* fGY Fista'toflajflajicaKWhCsailCornoregtwefiafAtha.ofrunsin;asallliktflajLlajASotschhefedtoittheYreaCaiVirtyY vio lea ma dis eig: sig: cat pla sta'CVirveiCVFgrcsail“wthr“maregraAmahotberhishforLejansqu;ansfouCcarBnhepolthaofIHe\les:naltheJ(OJTipalboftealouon/atingmafur
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Tipton Tribune
Tipton, Indiana, US
Fri, Nov 21, 1958
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