Jealous Marine kills estranged wife and himself in Palm Springs
In Twentynine Palms a jealous, enraged man shot and killed Melvin Trumbull and wounded Gloria Jour and Doris Mae Jones before taking his own life with a sawed off shotgun. Deputies identified the suspect as William Ray Surfedind, 23, with Gloria hospitalized for severe injuries. The sequence began after Strickland talked with the trio at a sister-in-law’s home and escalated when he confronted Trumbull in a car, leading to a fatal attack and a chaotic night.
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APIS
Marine Bay
Sweetd
Ats
Ott
Avy Otree
Lie Mhearls Cordilli
Ead Nus
Willan Ray Surfedind
Dei
Melvin Lehay
Scolly
Harry Hoekstra
Strickland
Gloria Jean
Boris Strickland
Lupine
Scully
Strckland
Jes AguaRe
Trumboll Agen
Benari
Goris
Mae
Creauchet
Bens
Yale Baer
Bennett
Doris Mae
Pround
Yan
Striekland
Birlekland
Gloria
Theo
Sherif
Silaymaker St
Apt 5
Anaheim
Snakes In Tolbert Garden Underscore Odd Tex Tale
Claude Texas AP report notes John Tolbert keeps five tame snakes to deter pests and curious visitors. The piece mentions a garden with grass snakes and a green snake, illustrating a calm scene amid tense events nearby.
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Claude
Tex
John Tolbert
Pet Monkey Rabid Girl Faces Shots
An 8 year old girl, Joanne Marie Weber of Minnesota, was exposed to rabies after a pet monkey attacked her on a train headed to St Paul. Health officials coordinated with Minnesota doctors to begin Pasteur treatment once she arrived, the monkey captured weeks earlier in Interior Point. The delay in treatment prompted concern but authorities said there is no immediate danger.
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Stocktin
St. Paul
Minny
Mumsing
Joanne Marie Weber
Mimigsota
Mounils Midway School of Nursing
Sir Paul
Minnesota
Copper Plant Walkout Ties Up Kennécott Operations
A labor dispute at the Kennécott Copper plant near Ruth, Nevada sparked a crane operation walkout by Mine, Mill and Smelter Local workers and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Union leaders claim unresolved grievances prompted the stoppage, with some employees returning after negotiations while others stayed off the job. The company sought nonretaliation assurances and stated no disciplinary action would be taken as talks continued.
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Megha
Nev
O'Shaughnessy
Etheist
Kennécott Copper
Lis. Vworkers Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Thiessens
Kennes
Iroll
Ruth Wad
Bob
Thiessen
Br. O'Shaughnes
Isy
Fds
Thinssens
Ineffective Cancer Drug Debate Draws National Figures
Washington officials debate the value of the amino acid creatine marketed as Kreblazen for cancer. Dr. T. P. Wanlkes says large body creatine makes the drug unlikely to help, while Dr. Andrew Ivy questions distinctions between Kreblazen and creatine and calls for proper testing amid ongoing controversy and regulatory hurdles.
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Andrew C Ivy
Roosevelt University
Chicago
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
UPI
Wasitngton
Welfare Department
T. Php Wanlkes
National
Cans Ene Institute
Food and Drug
Andrey C. Ivy
Ivy
Mdiig
Keebing
Stevan Duravic
Ueather
Waalkes
Durovic
Enowicement
EDA
Kreblczen
Clothesline Art Show Draws Local Talent on Long Island
In a small Long Island community the Clothestine Art Show features oils watercolors charcoals and pastels displayed on a clothesline stretched above a fence. Local artists showcase varied media and styles during the exhibit.
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Long Island
French Provincial and Kroehler Settee Advertised Sofas
An advertisement describes a French Provincial sofa with quilted brocade and attached pillows, regular 329.50. It promotes a Pullmen 100 inch sofa matching modern or traditional rooms, regular 39.50. Includes Kroehler eight foot sofa with quilt fabric covers and pillow back, regular 229.50. Also lists a distinctive quilt back cushion sofa with foam-filled stat ions, regularly 417.50.
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Pullmen
Kroehler
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Associated Press
Start
Wester
Lear
America
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Potas
Macy's Bay Fair
San Leandro
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