Tragedy at Stamford: Torrance sisters saved as kin die
Two Torrance teenagers Jean Grant 16 and Janice Grant 13 watched four family members drown after their 14 foot boat struck a reef off Stamford Conn. Judy Grant 18 and Hugh Grant 43 were recovered, Wilma 36 and Thomas Grant 40 remained missing. Surviving father Frank Makowski left home for his daughters. The boat owned by Thomas Grant and powered by a 40 horsepower engine. The girls were saved by TV producer Robert Bendick and his brother who pursued and pulled the sisters from wreckage. The tragedy followed a vacation cruise from Rowayton to Stamford Yacht Club and Cape Cod.
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Janice Grant
Arvada St
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Jean
Hugh Grant
Wilma
Thomas Grant
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Frank J. Makowski
Central Islip
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Hendick
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Dad and Son Slain by Buckshot in Atlanta Tex
In Atlanta Texas two people were killed on a downtown street when James A. Cobb, 58, was charged with murder after firing buckshot at Alex Combs, 42, and his son Jerry, 15. Cobb claimed Combs had threatened him earlier and warned his family before the shooting near the First Baptist Church. Witness Charles Combs, 18, escaped unharmed. City Marshal Homer Carter arrested Cobb, a Texas Highway Department employee who resides near Queen City.
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James A. Cobb
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Jerry
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Homer Carter
Cobb
First Baptist Church
Lovelace
Texas Highway Department
Queen City
Combs
Vomans
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