Rupp Defense Chosen in Yerba Linda Murder Case
William F. Rupp Jr. 18, a beekeeper of Yerba Linda, was arraigned on a murder charge for the hammer death of Ruby Ann Payne, 15, after she refused his advances while babysitting at the Dyer ranch. Deputy Public Defender Sam Dreizen was appointed to represent him as bloodstained clothes were described by authorities.
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Santa Ana
William F
Billy) Rupp
Ruby Ann Payne
Yerba Linda
Sam Dreizen
Howard Cameron
Capturedi
Rupp
Orange County
William Perry Dyer
Dyer Ranch
Yorba Linda
Kempt
Brea Cafe
Cameron
William Francis Rupp Jr
Public Defender’s Office
Sheriff's Crime Laboratory
Stevenson Urges 46 States Halt U.S. Power Grab
In a Springfield Illinois rally Stevenson urged 46 states to curb federal power and return essential government functions to the states. He criticized centralization, defended his Illinois governance record, and aimed barbs at Hoover Eisenhower and GOP leaders during a roughly two thousand word speech at the Illinois State Fair.
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Stevenson
U.S
Springfield, Jr
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Sam
District of Columbia
Illinois State Fair
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Hlinals
Herbert Hoover
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minois
Where to Find It Listings and Page References
The notice lists sections and page numbers for a newspaper issue including Beach Combing on Page 5 1 Boyle Page A 23 Bridge Page C 2 Classifieds Pages C S to 11 Comics Page B 6 Crossword Page 5 Editorial Page A 22 Financial Pages B 8 9 Lookout Page B 10 Obituaries Page B 9 Radio and Television Page B 2 Shipping Page B 9 Spartso Pages B 3 4 5 Theaters Page 8 7 and Vesa s activities Pages C to
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Boyle
Spartso
Yides
Vesa
Hold Up Official Robbed of 71000 in Warren Bank Cash
Three masked men halted a Warren bank official’s car on Kenilworth Ave NE and robbed him of 71000 cash. Charles Foley, warehouse manager, was transporting funds from Union Savings and Trust to Woodland Ave branch. Police pursued as witnesses provided vehicle details. The incident marked Warren’s largest holdup since 1935.
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Warren
Ohio
Kenilworth Ave
N. E
Charles Foley
Union Savings & Trust Co
Woodland Ave
Foley
Erie
Marines Repel Red Attacks On Bunker Hill
In western Korea U S Marines beat back two major Communist assaults on Bunker Hill as the fight for the hill continued. Maj Gen John Selden said well over 500 Reds were killed in four days of fighting and praised armored vests for saving Marine lives. Allied planes hammered Red positions as Marines huddled in bunkers and prepared for new moves amid the Panmunjom truce talks area.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Bunker Hill
Feathernecks
U.N
Panmunjom
John “Selden
U. S. First Marine ‘Division
Bunker ‘Hill
Siberia Hill
Hunker Hill
Shooting Flare on Greek Bulgarian Border Escalates
ATHENS Aug 14 A fresh outbreak of shooting was reported on the jittery Greek Bulgarian border. The Greek army said Bulgarians fired without warning at a Greek patrol on Mount Belles and Greek troops replied with machine guns. A United Nations observers team has been sent to the scene to investigate. Quiet had returned after last weekend when Greek forces shelled Gamma Island to clear a Bulgarian detachment.
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Athens
Greece
Mount Belles
United Nations
Gamma
Evros
All Land Safely Plane Crashes After 15 Parachute
Fifteen airmen parachuted safely from a B-29 that developed engine trouble after takeoff on a routine training flight. Captain John P Heraty stayed at the controls to bail out last, then jumped. the bomber crashed in a farmer's field near Ritzville, Washington, about 65 miles southwest of Spokane. Farmers guided the crew to Fairchild Air Force Base where they received checks and rest. No serious injuries were reported. The plane belonged to the 111th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing at Fairchild.
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Spokane
Wash
John P. “Heraty
South St. Paul
Minn
Fairchild Air Force Base
Death of Mark Sullivan Noted Newspaper Columnist
WEST CHESTER PA Aug 14 AP Mark Sullivan 78 famed newspaper columnist died of a heart attack at Chester County Hospital after a 64 year career. He authored books including his autobiography and once edited Collier's magazine. A lifelong Chester County resident born Sept 16 1874 he wrote two weekly columns syndicated by the New York Herald Tribune. Tentative funeral plans set for Saturday in West Grove. Survived by son Mark Jr and two daughters Narcissa Siechrist Randolph VA and Sydney Parker Washington.
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West Chester
Mark Sullivan
Chester County Hospital
Sullivan
Collier's Magazine
Chester County
Aryondale
Pennsylvania
New York Herald Tribune
Mark, Jr
Mark
West Grove
Narcissa Siechrist
Randolph
Sydney Parker
Washington
Local News
County News
Eisenhower Rebuffs Truman Briefing Invitation
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Republican candidate, declines a Truman briefing on the international situation to keep freedom to analyze the administration’s policies. Truman offered weekly CIA reports. Eisenhower said he would accept if a grave national emergency arose and stressed the public’s right to full facts.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Thlinois
Defense
Stevenson
White House
Tuman
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Washington, White House
Man who serenaded corpse dies in Florida home
Zephyr Hills Florida August 14 Dr Karl Tanzler von Cosel 83 kept Elena Mesa’s body for eight years and serenaded it with organ music. His decomposing body was found in a shack after death three weeks earlier. The case drew international fame in 1940 when Mesa’s body was found in Key West. Von Cosel, an X-ray technician, claimed the body spoke to him. He was charged with disturbing a grave but charges were dismissed.
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Zephyr Hills
Fla
Karl Tanzler von Cose
Elena Moss
Sherif Gene Rossi
L. L. Johns
von Cosel
Miss Mesa
Flagler St
Key West
Missa
von ‘Cosel
Zephyr
Hills
Eden Weds Niece of His Boss in Civil Ceremony
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden married his boss’s niece Clarissa Churchill in a brief civil ceremony at Caxton Hall London. Prime Minister Winston Churchill witnessed the event as a crowd of about two thousand watched Eden, married for the second time, and the bride, attended by her brother. The couple signed the marriage papers while photographers crowded the steps.
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Anthon Eden
Clarissa Spencer-Churchill
London
No. 10
Downing ‘St
Anthony Eden
Clarissa Churchill
Winston Churchill
Caxton Hall
Eden
Beatrice Beckett
New York City
Sir Timothy Eden
John
Churchill
Parsons
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Iecord
Andi
Dope Ring Nabbed in Venice Apartment Bust
Los Angeles police and federal narcotics agents seized 50 ounces of opium and seven ounces of heroin, valued at 250000 dollars, from an apartment in Venice. Brothers Manuel Lopez 25 and Ildefonso Lopez were arrested and held for the U.S. marshal. Undercover agents had recently bought narcotics from them.
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Los ‘Angeles
Los Angeles
Venice
U.S
Manuel Lopea
Ildefonso
Manuel
Ed Hall
Typhoon Heads for Southern Japan
Typhoon bearing down from the Okinawa area is expected to strike southern Japan tomorrow morning, moving about 15 miles per hour, Kyodo News Agency reported tonight.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Japan
Kyodo
Weather Outlook With Hazy Sunshine Tomorrow
Hazy sunshine is expected tomorrow after a night and early morning with low clouds and fog. A slight rise in temperatures is forecast with west to southwest winds around 11 miles per hour in the afternoon.
Watch Tariff Hike Refused by President Truman
President Truman refused to raise the tariff on imported watches despite Tariff Commission recommendations. He noted no agreement with claims of serious injury to the domestic watch industry. Swiss competition and watch components from Switzerland fueled the debate over a potential border adjustment and industry health.
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Washington
Truman
Switzerland
Jeng
U. S
Adm Kirk to Head U S Strategy Unit
President Truman appoints Admiral Alan G. Kirk to direct the Psychological Strategy Board, formulating policy for U S information programs abroad and aiding in psychological warfare planning. Appointment effective about September 15, succeeding Dr. Raymond B. Allen who leaves UCLA chancellor post.
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Washington
Truman
Adm
Alan G. Kirk
Moscow
Psychological Strategy Board
U. S
Defense Department
Kirk
Raymond B. Allen
University of California At
Los Angeles
Western Pacific Rail Line Fire Disrupts Service
A freak fire in a major Western Pacific Railroad tunnel in the Feather River Canyon east of Oroville disrupted through train service for possibly two to three days. Sparks from a steam derrick ignited timbers in Tunnel No 9 after an 11 car derailment earlier Tuesday. Crews worked to control the blaze and restore the main line while streamliners operated between Sacramento and Winnemucca as a temporary measure.
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San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad
Sierra
Nevada
Tumne
Feather River Canyon
Oroville
Thev Line
Railroad
U. S. Forest Service
Cavitorale Ie
Southern
Opecific
Sacramento 2
Winnemucca
Nev
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Wiliam Rupp
Steve DuHart
Robert Geivet
Leathernecks
Death
M. L. Arrowsmith
Western Pacific
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