Heiress Auditions Police Over $64,000 Lothario Case
Elizabeth Ellis King of Newton says a 31-year-old blond six-foot-two insurance man swindled her of 64000 after gifts of a convertible and stock. She obtained a warrant for Herbert Hahn on larceny charges, describing the romance as blackmail by a gay Lothario and hoping reporters help locate the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ellis King
Newton
Mass
Philip Morris Cigaretto
Associated Press
Frend
Herbert Hahn
Walker Jury Deliberations Continue in Riverside Murder Trial
A Riverside jury of 11 women and one man resumes deliberations in the murder case of Sgt. Lawrence J. Walker charged with killing Doris and Richard Cook and related crimes. Judge Russell S. Waite ordered continued deliberations after declaring a hung jury attempt. Prosecution urged the death penalty, while Walker pleads innocent to murder, kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon, and related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Atty
W. O. Mickey
Romple
Betty. Maund
James R. Hicks
Gas explosion kills girl in Colorado Springs
A gas blast at a west side residence in Colorado Springs early today killed 6-year-old Linda Qpasichait and injured four others, including two more children, as residents escaped from the one story home. The explosion appears to be caused by leaking gas that had accumulated in the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collrado
Springs
Colo
Linda Qpasichait
Mins
Peheldt
Chi
David
Lee
Karen
Ousted Prof Kills Self by Snake Poison
ANN ARBOR Mich Aug 4 A world famous scientist committed suicide after firing from the University of Michigan for mishandling funds Dr Malcolm H Soule 5 head of bacteriology department mixed tropical snake venom with morphine and died at home after being notified the Board of Regents rejected his resignation and referred case to the county prosecutor The regents noted travel expense claims of 487050 for lecturers who never appeared and said a full investigation should be made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Malcolm H. Soule
Board of Regents
Washtenaw County
Soule
Alma
Murray D. van Waganex
Michigan
Wall of Water Kills Mother and Daughters in Colorado
Floods from a cloudburst swept northern Colorado with five deaths reported. A Big Thompson wall of water swept away a Denver family of four near Loveland, leaving Mrs Sally Johnson and her two daughters presumed dead while another daughter survived. Aden E Webb, 86, perished when Buckhorn Creek flood hit his home eight miles northwest of Fort Collins. Colorado A&M campus was flooded, with five and a half feet of water in the heating plant, as Poudre River overflow forced evacuations near Buckingham and Andersonville.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
Big Thompson River
Rocky Mountain National Park
Denver
Big Thompson Road
Loveland
C. K. Steele
Sally Johnson
Mildred
Mable
Beverly Johnson
Beverly
Harold Johnson
Aden E. Webb
Fort Colling
Buckhorn Creek
Cpl
M. C. McSpadden
Colorado Highway Patrol
Cache “la Poudre
Colorado A&m ‘College
Buckingham
Andersonville
Modoc Forest Fire Under Control After Massive Blaze
Aligned crews release part of the 1000 men who fought the Modoc National Forest fire near Alturas as mop up begins. The blaze scorched about 25,000 acres of ponderosa pine and grazing land, with timber and forage valued at roughly 650000 dollars and two dozen million board feet of lumber lost in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alturas
West Coast
Mopup
Weather briefing forecasts clear skies into tomorrow
A mostly clear forecast continues through tomorrow with late night and early morning low clouds. Temperatures edge up slightly tomorrow, bringing a warmer day ahead.
Army Extends Rotation Policy to All Far East Soldiers
Tokyo reports Brig. Gen. Milburn announced the Far East rotation policy will expand September 1 to all men in the Far East command. Enlisted Korea veterans meeting six months in combat before June 1 may be rotated home. officers in that group rotated as soon as possible. Credit terms vary by location and status, with combat time in the Far East counted at four months per month served. Married soldiers with families in Japan get credit, others receive partial credit. transfers after two years may lead to duty in Japan after six months for combat personnel.
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Tokyo
Korea
United States
Far ‘East
Bryan L.milburn
Milburn
Far East
Snoneamibat
Japan
Ye Et Oy
Ae. Peel
Cadets Lose Cashiered Status Rally for Innocence
At West Point aug 4 90 cadets cashiered for cheating in exams protested claiming unfair treatment. Col James Leer noted final processing will review each case individually with two thirds on campus and others to report from training camps. Cadets voiced demands for legal advice and honorable discharges as they argue for innocence.
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West Point
N. P
Military Academy
James Leer
Academy
Frederick Irving
Jueer
Col
Leer
Ridgway and Advisers Break Midnight Huddle
Gen Ridgway supreme UN commander held a five hour post midnight conference with top advisers in Tokyo amid signs the Korean cease fire talks may be near a crisis. Indications pointed to urgent Pentagon instructions and a push for a cease fire buffer north of the current battle lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Halischer
Tokyo
Matthew B Ridgway
United Nations
Ridgway
Long Beach
Pentagon
Washington
Dai Ichi Supreme
Kaesong
RED
Kor Ee
United States
U.N
Education and Information Service
U. N
Korea
38Th Parallel
Nam 0
Civil Information and Education Division
Allied Headquarters
Yalu
Battle Ines
Convict Marshal of Plotting Bribery in Federal Case
SAN FRANCISCO August 4 United States Marshal Edward J Carrigan and two men were convicted in a bribery conspiracy case. Carrigan 50 deputy marshal Raymond Calmes 47 and Oakland labor leader and tavern owner Jack C Reynolds 49 were found guilty of extorting 2000 from a wealthy automobile dealer Phil Davis who tipped FBI agents. Sentences possible include five years in prison with potential to stay in nearby county jail while awaiting further terms.
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San Francisco
United States
Edward J. Carrigan
Carrigan
Raymond Calmes
Oakland
Jack C. Reynolds
Phil Davis
FBI
Honeymoon Ends as Grandmother Charged in $50,000 Embezzlement
Mrs. Bernice Emerick, a 45 year old Dayton grandmother, is jailed in Los Angeles on embezzlement charges after a pretrial audit found over $50,000 missing from Wright Field Credit Union deposits. FBI officials said she admitted spending at least $1,600 on a West Coast trip before the arrest. Her Las Vegas romance with Manhattan Beach councilman Dell Lyman ended as authorities moved in.
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Los Angeles
Bernice Emerick
Dayton, Ohio
Manhattan Beach
Dell Lyman
Las Vegas
Nev
Honolulu
FHI
Cincinnati
FBI
Richard Hood
Emerick
Arless E. ‘Emerick
Dayton
Tymman
UCLA
Fragmented index lines from church and classifieds pages
A garbled note lists sections and page ranges for church pages 5 6 and 7, classifieds BS to 83, comics A-4, financial B-4, nearby cities A-2, radio and TV Font 8-4, temperatures 5-8, and suggests page navigation for the edition. The text is a partial table of contents style reference.
Fishing Vessel Sinks Four Ships Crash Two Die
Sea Wolf sinks off the South Coronado Islands while a chain of Pacific Coast mishaps kills at least two. Two tug collisions in British Columbia and Washington waters claim lives, damage a tanker and freighter, and send a tug down. Coast Guard reports an unidentified sinking near Mexican waters and a tanker and freighter involved in collisions near Washington.
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Seattle
Pacific
British Columbia
Mexico
Coast Guard
Coronados Islands
Alaska
Long Beach
Sea ‘Wolf
Tve
Coronadoy Islands
Mexican
United States
Tullahoma
P. & T. Adventurer
Washington State
Andrew Foss
Macloulay
Mactoulay
Washington
Keystone Shipping Co
San Francisco
Pope & Talbot Co
Seven Seas
Coast. Guard
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Girl
Ft. Collins
Modoc
News of
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U. S. Milita Academy
Robert Burke
Corning
N. Y
Karl Glasbrenner
Santa Ana
Calif
Ralph Girdner
Amite
William H. Geatches
Linton
Ind
William A. Brown
Salem
Joseph. R. Paluh
Garfield
N. J
Cynthia Shaw
Detroit
Lyman
Manhattan
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