Roll Probes Fatal Fall of Warner
Los Angeles district attorney S Ernest Roll has assigned Asst Chief Deputy Adolph Alexander to review claims that the death of auto parts heir Thomas W Warner may not have been accidental. Warner, 39, was found under a 16 foot embankment at his mother's Pasadena home with a broken neck. Police ruled it an accidental fall but his estranged wife Arina Lipton Warner asked for an investigation into possible foul play. The DA will decide if a formal inquiry is warranted.
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Thomas W
Tommy) Warner
Warner
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Arina ‘Lipton Warner
Calif. Reds Seek New Court Test
California's top 14 convicted communists have asked the Ninth U S Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider their 1952 Smith Act conviction. The three judge panel refused a March 17 reversal, and the group led by former state party chairman William Schneiderman contends the ruling erodes First Amendment protections. They were convicted in Los Angeles in August 1952 of conspiracy to teach and advocate violent government overthrow, receiving five years in prison and a $10,000 fine each.
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Boost Proposed for IL A Faculty Members in LA
Los Angeles officials study a tentative 1958 56 budget proposing a total salary boost of 3 100 000 for 17 000 teachers and administrators. Superintendent Claude L Reeves recommends an average 151 annually per person as part of the larger budget plan with a tax rate of 2 30 per 100 assessed valuation.
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