Fear of Marriage Breakup Sparks Ashland Shooting
Ralph C Vogt a 34 year old IRS investigator of 15975 Cambrian drive threatened his wife and friend after a dispute over a Colt 351. Vogt was shot in the groin by Glen Davis who wrestled the gun away. Vogt warned of more shots as the trio struggled with the weapon in the Ashland home. The incident ended when Davis fired to protect Mrs Vogt and himself.
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Ashland
Ralph C. Vogt
Cambrian Drive
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Vogt
Merritt Hospital
Glen Davis
Ban
Forest Avenue
Davis
Yo H
Alberta
iVort
Bessie
Besists
Westing
Faun
Ralph
Hus Wite
Leter
Ihim
Vog
Yost
State Official Near Death In San Francisco Hospital
Harold G. Robinson deputy California attorney general and ex Kefauver crime committee chief investigator was critically injured when struck by a car while crossing a poorly lit street. His secretary Frances Allmendinger 40 was killed instantly. the driver 19 was not cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harold G. Robinson
California
Kefauver Crime Committee
Frances Allmenainaer
Robinson
FBI
Nicholas R. O'Brien
Frank Mahoney
Accident Prevention Bureau
Mahoney
Lee Robinson
Kefauver Commilee
Sen
Estes
Brown Offers Liquor Probe to State Board
San Francisco Attorney General Brown offers his office to investigate and prosecute liquor law violations including licensees. He urged the board to hold in reserve all transfers not completed for 43 days and suggested filing a complaint to revoke licenses. He cited alleged irregularities in licensing in the southern district and anticipated disciplinary action in the fourth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honersl Bdemund G. Brown
State Board of Equalication
Ncensees
Brown
Instructions Sent on Korean Issue
Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens may carry new orders to Far East Commander Gen. John E. Hull on the Korean war prisoner problem when he departs for Japan tomorrow. Stevens conferred at length with Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson yesterday.
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Washington
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Far East
John E. Hull
Japan
Stevens
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Unanimous Vote Names Eden Township Hospital Head
Eden Township hospital directors named Blythe of Winston Salem as administrator of the 35 million facility to open on Lake Chabot road next December. He starts March 1 at 13500 dollars per year, comes from City Hospitals of Winston Salem where he was director since 1952, and holds a BA in business and a masters in hospital administration from Northwestern. He served in WWII as a pharmacist in the US Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Eden Township Hospital
Blythe
Winston Islem
Lake Chabot Road
New Eden Township Hospital
City Hospitals of
Winston Salem
Marvin Richardson
Northwestern University
Ames College of Hospital Administrators
American Hospisociation
North Cayo Ina
Tilinoig Hospital
Alumni Association In Hospital Administration
Winston
Salem
University of Chivago Clinic
Petition Filed For Hallinan Disbarment Challenge
Two petitions will be argued on the California Supreme Court to disbar Vincent Hallinan, a 1952 presidential candidate, over a tax evasion conviction. Hallinan, serving a federal sentence, faces disbarment requests from the California Bar and the ILWU, tied to beliefs about his naturalization and political affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vincent Hallinan
Hallinan
Independent Progressive Party
Licket
McNeil Island Federal
Washington
Calfornia Bar Association
Hag
Allernes
Norman Leonare
International
ILWU
Marry Bridges
Tewoke Bridge
Mysterious death of SP engineer told
San Francisco Southern Pacific officials reported the engineer of the crack passenger train Tie Lark was killed in a mysterious fashion near Surf California. N Mcevoy told fireman Jack Sween to take controls after the luxury sleeper train passed through Aitch en route from Los Angeles to San Francisco. McEvoy vanished and his body was found miles north of Surf. A SP spokesman said McEvoy wanted to inspect the power unit when he handed the controls. The engineer failed to return and the body was found dragged along the right of way by a railroad dispatcher in a search party. McEvoy lived in San Luis Obispo.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tie Lark
Santa Barbara
McEvoy
Jack Sween
Aicht
Los Angeles
Surf
Southern Pacific
Siveen
San Luis Obispo
U S Plans Pilotless Bombers in Europe Amid NATO Defense
The United States will deploy two pilotless bomber squadrons to Germany to bolster NATO defense. Officials say the B-61 Matador units, capable of carrying atomic warheads, will join existing aircraft within the 12th Air Force as a supplementary capability.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Harold E. Talbott
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
I Shipping
John Foster Dulles
Europe
Air Force
RIOT CALL NETS 47 JUVENILES AT BEER PARTY
Alameda county police answered a riot call at a party in East Oakland. Forty-seven youths aged 14 to 18 were arrested after officers arrived in seven patrol cars and two paddy wagons. Police found knives belts and other items. many said uninvited guests aided the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Selice
East Oaxlard
Alice
Wiese
Grandmother Dies Under Ohio Electric Chair for Murder
Davie Dean, a Vermont county farmer and grandmother of six, was executed in Ohio for poisoning her husband Hawkins Dear with rat poison to claim a $327,000 estate. Convicted December 13, 1952, she faced the death penalty with rare composure, insisting she could not cry as prison officials and a stunned crowd watched.
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Columbus
Ohio State Penitent Electric
Davie Dean
Hawkins
Dean
Vermont
Batavia
Ohio
Thome
W. C
West Concedes Site for Berlin Conference to Soviet Demands
Four foreign ministers meet as the West agrees to Soviet choices for the conference site. Moscow reports U S Ambassador Bowlen to bring Soviet capital to Berlin by January 92, three days before ministers open talks on German unification. The plan includes an "informationalized" Allied building or division of the meeting by sector.
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Paris
Berlin
U.S
I. Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Souree
Bern
Uilding
Ale Allied Control Commission
Sergei A Dengin
Dengin
Washington
London
Bonn
Moscow
U. S
Russia
Charles B. Bonlen
Baylin
Age Insurance Benefits Raised Under Eisenhower Plan
The administration proposes raising old age insurance benefits for current beneficiaries to $103.50 monthly and up to $168.75 for those with families, with additional raises for future retirees. A health and welfare table outlines boosts for present workers and those retiring later under the plan.
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Hower
Eisenhower
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Fist Fight Erupts at McCarthy Hearings in Boston
A spectator Nathanial Mills shouted Youre a menace at Senator Joseph R. McCarthy during the Communist hunting hearing. Guards wrestled Mills as he fought and was escorted from the federal building after a brief disturbance. A prior outburst had also led to a witness and lawyer being removed during the televised session.
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Boston
Joseph R. McCarthy
Courwoom
Nathanial Mills
McCarthy
Mills
Federal
McCarthy Faces Disorder as Red Hearings Endless
McCarthy pounded his gavel to restore order as Mills and Pappas were ejected for refusing to name Communist conspirators. Bolys and Pappas invoked the Fifth Amendment amid threats of contempt. Bolys said he would disobey orders and would not name affiliates. Hull announced plans to free 22,000 anti Communist prisoners in January while warning of possible retaliation from Peiping if released.
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McCarthy
Mills
General Electric Company
Lynn
Mass
iCarthy
Theodore G. Pappas
Olever S. Allen
Boston
Pappas
General, Electric Company
Victor Bolys
Mastua
Bolys
Communist Party
Pap
Amend Pappas
Balys
Nashua
Boivs
Panmunjom
John £. Hull
Rhee Sets New Deadline for Korean Unification Talks
President Syneman Rhee told Seoul reporters a peace parley could be arranged in a month or two, giving the United Nations another 11 months to win Korea's unification. He refused to specify a deadline and warned of possible action. Rhee criticized India's POW handling, accused China of colonization, and said relations with Japan would not improve soon. He also eyed Ramon Magsaysay as a regional leader and clarified earlier misstatements about a reunification timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seodl
INS
Syne- Man Rhee
United Nations
Korea
South Korea
Gotion
Republic of Korea
Seoul
ROK
India
China
Rhee
Japan
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
pat-Commounist Union
Asian Nations
Magsaysay
Arthur Hy
Dean
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United Nations Command
Hull
Satif Hull
ROBEY
Soley
Robey Hayward
Nawsoo
Cooperee Fen
Certro Valley
Yrer
Robey Realtors
Hayward
Lwucerne
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