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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1958

Page

5

Shelley's Bop Cuts Tony's Ear

Beverly Hills police report says Shelley Winters threw a perfume bottle at her husband actor Anthony Franciosa after he raised his voice to their five year old daughter Vittoria. Franciosa was treated for a cut behind the left ear.

Beverly Hills Shelley Winter Miss Winters Anthony Franciosa Shelley Franciosa Vittoria Whildt

Victim Recalls Five Hour Terror During Assault

A 21-year-old woman recounts being kidnapped on a dark Euclid street, choked, gagged, bound with wire and rope, driven around, and threatened with death for almost two hours before escaping to safety. She describes the assailant as large, intoxicated, and violently controlling, with police notified at 10:30 p.m.

Judy Garland pays back taxes with jewelry in New York case

Judy Garland scraped up about $9,000 to settle back income taxes in New York. The State Tax Commission sought a $10,000 bond to keep her in town until payment. Jewelry and stage costumes valued around $30,000 were handed over as bond in lieu of payment before two certified checks for $8,673 and $262 were presented to Acting Justice William Groat.

New York Judy Garland Judy State’ Supreme Court Maurice ‘Greenbaum Brooklyn State Tax Commission William Groat

Five Teens Poisoned In New Mexico Tragedy

In Santa Fe New Mexico five teenage boys were found after an alleged drug overdose. Two youths Arturo Lovato 17 and George Vigil 16 died. Three others Richard Romero 17 Claude Padilla 18 and Edson Lovato 17 were hospitalized in critical or dazed condition. An autopsy was ordered and yellow capsules with white powder were found. Edson Lovato stated they had taken the pills before collapsing.

Santa FE N. M Polite Arturo’ Lovato Andj George Vigil Claude Padilla Richard Romero Edson Lovato Padilla Romero Tadson Lovato Frank Lovato

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