Three South Malden Men Charged in Opal Johnson Death
Three men from South Malden are jailed in Putnam County on murder charges tied to the death of Opal Johnson, 33, of Catlettsburg, after state police investigation led by Captain D. J. Gilbert.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1949
Page
5
Three men from South Malden are jailed in Putnam County on murder charges tied to the death of Opal Johnson, 33, of Catlettsburg, after state police investigation led by Captain D. J. Gilbert.
Face Local Trio identified the two as Robert Hari Lowa and two 1 year old youths James Robertans and Ronald Eugene Tripble. Gilbert said the Johnson woman died in a Lord Charleston hospital as a result of a head injury after being struck and thrown from an automobile.
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Secretary General Trygve Lie proposes a United Nations field service with an auxiliary panel to protect personnel and property and police UN areas. The plan, a revised version of last year’s 800 guard proposal, would cost about 1.02 million dollars for the first year and is unarmed with ~300 trained members drawn from member files.
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Defense Secretary Louis A. Johnson is set to speak at the annual state convention of the American Legion in Wheeling on July 25. Expected attendees include General Grey L. Patton, General J. Lawton Collins, Vice Chief of Staff, U S Army, and Admiral Louis Denfield, Chief of Naval Operations.
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