Murderess Dies in Gas Cell
A dramatic sequence at Los Angeles involved the scheduled execution of Mrs. Graham for a robbery murder in Plumas County. The death sentence was briefly upheld and then delayed by last-minute appeals before being called off. Co-defendants Santo and Perkins faced related convictions for multiple murders tied to wealth and crime. Details include perjury claims, feeding patterns prior to death, and a history of crime across Naples, Las Vegas, and other locales. The narrative traces the case from conviction to appeals and the broader criminal network connected to the murders.
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Santoste
Graham
Perkins
Santo
Las Vegas
Burbank
Mabel Monahan
Baxter M. Shorter
Grahams
Skorlec
Felice
Monahan Siaying
John True
Sanlo
Monahan
Sarin
Hope for End of Walkout This Weekend
Two auto firms said their assembly plants will reopen this weekend ending a walkout by Teamsters. A California Trucking Association official said any agreement would affect general prices. The unions won most original demands in a truckaway settlement, including hourly raises, while companies offered smaller increases.
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AFL
Yermsters
Wade Sherrzi
California Trucking Assas
Teamsters
Rother (Ickles
Pope urges journalists to interpret news for public opinion
Pope Pius XII told French newsmen during a special audience in Rome that reporters wield a preponderant influence on public opinion and urged them to interpret fully the day's news. The 79 year old pontiff spoke as French journalists attended a congress of the International Association of the Latin Press.
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Yyaliwan
Cape
Pius XII
Rome
Internaional Association of the
India's Fr Flanagan Slain in Chicago Riot Police Baffled
Chicago police struggled for clues in the slaying of Rev John Chiramal 40 a Roman Catholic priest from India founder of Boys Town India He died at Moth oy Cabinal Hospital from a seven inch chest wound inflicted with a sharp instrument He was in the city to solicit funds for Rotary International and was attacked robbers were suspected His wallet was missing and a blue shirt slashed across the chest lay in the car trunk He had recently arrived from Philadelphia and had met Rev Jacob Chakiemery a longtime friend in Loyola University surroundings
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Chicago
John Chiramal
Restram India
Father Chiramal
Mothoy Cabinal Hospital
Mehleh
Near West Side
Gollapsen
Chiramal
Boys Town
India
United States
Albert Diemaracis
Lamburt
Dismaracis
Emily
Apy Knox
Charamel
Father Chiremal
Philadelphia
Jacob Chakiemery
Loyola University
Kumbalangi
Travancore-Kashid
Freed Airmen in Hawaii Reunite After Release
Four U S airmen freed from captivity in China arrive in Honolulu Hawaii with families for a holiday. They plan picnics sightseeing and reunions while awaiting interrogation sessions and a return home by air Monday. Dozens of relatives greet them with relief and curiosity about their ordeal and future steps.
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Hawaii
Rolland G. Cameron
Air Force
Lyle C. Cameron
Honolulu
Red China
Fler
Robert
Cameron
Ballancdl G. Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Cula
Airmay
Tey
China
Edwin L. Heller
Hare EB
Swea City
Towa
Lyle Ww. Cameron
Nebyeid
Reland Parks
Omaha
Wasnington
Jieller
Judith
Fparks
Mooner
Fischer
Khrushchev Leads Soviet Delegation From Yugoslavia
The eight day visit of Khrushchev Bolganin and Mikoyan to Belgrade ended with departure for Bulgaria. Tito hosted farewell moments as the leaders discussed Formosa and Germany. The joint declaration praised peaceful coexistence and respect for sovereignty while signaling support for Peiping’s claims on Formosa.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Tito
Formosa
Patty
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai A. Bolganin
A. I. Mikoyany
Bulgaria
Aids
Sogia
Khrushchev
U.S
James W. Riddleberger
Riddleherker
Riddeberger
Khushchev
Riddieherzer
Bolers
Richard
Karuskehey
Bulganin
Tilo
Rela
Soviet Union
People's Republic
Taiwan Formosa
Peiping
Chiang Kai She
Red China
United Nations
INL
Tite
Moscow Radio
Jon
Germany
Insurance Assn Asks Curbs on False Ads
The association seeks state laws to block false advertising in health and hospitalization insurance. At its convention delegates voted to appoint four subcommittees to draft a complete code of rules. An industry joint committee was named to study and push for enactment of legislation.
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Laos
Angeles
Na Sonal Assn. of
Insuraince Commissioners
Ascciation
States Boost Pensions as Congress Elevates Benefits
Legislative summaries note unions winning pension supplements for workers, with Eisenhower urging states to raise both benefits and durations. State programs vary, with weekly averages around $25 nationwide. Some states extend payments up to 76 weeks, about a half year.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Canadian Sees Allies Win War Says Western Powers Ready
Royal Canadian Air Force adviser Major Marsha J. Plant told 300 U S and Canadian aviation writers that a worldwide atomic war seems likely but Western powers can defeat Russia if hostilities break out. He warned Russia fears a world war and urged confidence in Western air superiority and massed weapon stocks.
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Toronto
Marsha J. L. Plant
Plant
U.S
Nistenaper
Royal Canadian Air Force
U. S
Laurig Norstad
NATO
Europe
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Imand
Pope
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Ford
UAW
West
Seale
Union Preskiviic
Walter Reuther
Reuther
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UAW Stretto
Lincoln-Mercury
St. Louis
Metuchen
Isaburban Wayne
Dujtroit
Cleveland
Ohio
International Union
Russia
Oklahoma
Paul's Valley
Okla
Emilex Lang
Garvin County
Robert Hood
Luecar Pe Healdton
Kla
WinWarll
Vern Haugland
Associated Press
Ibere
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Wilton
Asguiar Price
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