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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1955

Page

9

Sheppard Is Denied Bail as Court Denies Appeal

A Cleveland appellate court rules convicted wife killer Sam Sheppard cannot be granted bail pending appeal, stating life imprisonment bars bail. His father Dr. Richard A. Sheppard died Tuesday night, eleven days after Sam’s mother died by suicide. The 31-year-old osteopath awaits further appeal outcomes as guards monitor him in a special cell.

Cleveland Sam Sheppard Richard A. Sheppard Sheppard Joy Seth Hurd Julius M. Kovachy Lee E. Skee Dailers Richard N Stephen

Sinking of the 25-ton Privateer off Lower California coast

San Diego owner Frederick Insinger reported the 25-ton fishing boat Privateer sank in 70 fathoms of water south of Turtle Bay. Captain Mitchell Tyler and chief engineer James Thorpe, both of San Diego, plus three Mexican crewmen, were rescued by the Betty G. and taken to Turtle Bay. Two other vessels, the American Star and American Clipper, were swept ashore on Baja California with crews rescued.

SAN Diego LP San Diego California Mexico Frederick Insinger Turtle Bay Mitchell Tyler James Thorpe Betty G Insinger Baja California

California Court Rules Fire for Communist Ties Valid

The California Supreme Court held a private lab discharging Doris Walker for Communist Party activities was lawful, rejecting claims unions protected her and ruling that disloyal conduct justified firing. Dissent argues it misuses labor policy to bar Communist employment rights. Separate report notes Maebashi protests as U S troops train nearby with local police, farmers, and railway workers unions participating.

San Francisco Alameda County Superior Court Board of Arbitration Cuter Laboratories of Berkeley Doris Walker D. Cutter Laboratories Justice Schauer Roger J. Traynor Congress Walker Communist Party

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