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££IaFaces Trial In BeatingState Parole Officer Max Case.jstated today that Edward R.jM singer, 29, a Mansfield Reform-!atory parole, would be prosecuted ifor the beating of Miss June Webb, *i23. Shelby, early yesterday morn- \[ing. |i! Miss Webb suffered a fractured! [nose, ia* ^juries, multiple laeera-j tions and a possible skull fracture j when allegedly beaten by tbej Shelby man at the rear of the Bazooka tavern, at near Shelby.CHARGES TO BE FILEDCase said lie talked to the Sbelby woman yesterday and would turn] the ease over the the prosecutor! Monday morning. He said that; charges of assualfc with intent to M)i would be Hied against Maia-[ger.i Witnesses of the beating told po-i jlice Miss Webb was with as urM; identified macT her sister, Mrs, Lofca Webb Fapay, and a feiemdt Miss Donna Swank, both of Shelby. FORMER BOY FRIENDMainger was reportedly a for-L mer boy friend of Miss Webb andr became jealous of the other man at the tavern.Officers said MaitngerT who was apprehended shortly after the beating while hitch - biking on Route 61, admitted he “hit her a little bit.”]
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Mansfield News Journal

Mansfield, Ohio, US

Sat, Aug 02, 1952

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