Freshman Charged With Murder in Frat House Slaying
Ohio State freshman James D. Heer was charged with first degree murder after a homecoming party shooting at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house. Senior James T. McKeown died while trying to disarm Heer as fraternity brothers pursued him. Witness Joyce Crafton was arraigned as a material witness.
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Joyce Crafton
Cleveland
Jack T. McKeon
Ohio State University
James 0. Heer
Miss Crafton
Columbus
Associated Press
Olumbus
Ohio
James D. Heer
Det
Spt
Lowell V. Sheets
Fraternity Brothers
Del
Sheets
Heer
James T. McKeown
Delta Tau Delta
Atse
H Sheets
Falloyes
John W. Johnson
Shaker Heights
tJohnson
Jealous Husband Slain by Wife's Employer in Fight
MAYWOOD, Nov. 14. A jealous husband was shot and killed today by his wife's boss after a confrontation at Stucker's restaurant. Edith Caroline Baze, 25, a waitress, attempted to intervene as the husband followed them. Baze claimed to be forced to curb and attacked by the husband before the fatal shooting. Stucker, 39, and Mrs. Baze were held as suspects as detectives pursued the case.
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Maywood
Hirsband
D. R. Chase
Andrew D. Stucker
Edith Caroline Baze
Stuckers Restaurant
Base
South Gate
Stucker
Baze
Chase
Thief Beaten Off by Irene Rich at Broadway Theater
New York police detained a husky male prowler who tried to enter Irene Rich's dressing room as she wore $40,000 in jewels. Rich declared she is a strong farmer girl and shoved him away. The man was released after Rich declined to press charges. Two bandits had robbed the theater last Thursday of $15.20. Miss Rich stars in As the Girls Go.
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Miss Crafton
McKeown
Heer
New York
Yrene Rich
Miss Rich
Six Mariners Die and Six Missing After Freighter Blast Near Lundy
In a gale off Lundy Island, 13 miles southwest of England, the Spanish freighter Monte Gurugu exploded and sank. Rescue ships saved 94 of 35 54 tons crew. one survivor died from exposure, another perished.
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China Nationalists Attack British Ship Singhing at Swatow
The China Mail reports river boat Singhing flying the British flag was machine-gunned by Chinese Nationalist planes at Swatow. No further details were provided.
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Hong Kong
China Mail
Singhing
Swatow
Lynwood Lads Missing on Hiking Trip
Four youths from Long Beach and Lynwood went hiking from Idyllwild toward Palm Springs and have been missing since Saturday. Police and a special search plane comb the rugged San Jacinto area near Tahquitz and Chino Canyons as families report limited supplies and uncertain plans. The missing are Donald Bean 20, Leo Nelson 21, Henry Broughton 17, and Bill Newton 16, with ties to Lynwood, Long Beach, and Whittier College.
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Palm Springs
Long Beach
Lynwood
Donald Bean
Elko Ave
Leo Nelson
Fashion Ave
Henry Broughton
Seventh St
Bill Newton
Oakwood Ave
R. A. Bean
Donald
Idyllwild
Bean
Chino Canyon
Tahquitz Canyon
San Jacinto Peak
Broughton
Henry
Young Bean
U S Delays Action in Coal Row
Washington reports a White House conference on the coal labor dispute ended with a policy of watchful waiting for 24 to 48 hours. John L. Lewis urged talks with coal operators, but no federal plan to convene a conference was announced. Industry leaders doubt he will move without a direct call. Meanwhile steel firms prepare to resume production as most CIO workers are expected back within 10 days.
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Washington
White House
Cyrus Ching
Federal Conciliation Service
John R. Steelman
Ching
Itwa
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Federa
Lewis Aidin
John
National Coal Association
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Crucible Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
S*iton Pa i Steel
Wheeling
Thanksgiving dinner to cost less this year
The itemized notice announces lower Thanksgiving meal costs for year readers. Local economy factors are cited with approximate savings across common table staples. Communities anticipate modest price drops in main dishes and sides.
Navy Chief Kills L B Wife and Self in Norfolk
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Searber 28 was shot dead by husband O D Searber 30 chief machinist mate on the U S 5 Cadmus who then killed himself in Norfolk Virginia yesterday noon A P dispatch says the couple were estranged and planned divorce Searber left a note asking custody of his two children Floyd 10 and Lynn 3 The shooting occurred in the yard of a residence where the family had been visiting and witnesses described the fatal sequence including a struggle at doors and porch The couple married 12 years ago and Searber had 14 years Navy service including the Coral Sea sinking and later torpedoings The two children were with Mrs Baker the couple's friend at the time of the tragedy
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Mary Elizabeth Searber
O. D. Searber
U. S
Cadmus
Norfolk
Searber
Mgr
Herschel Baker
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Floyd
Lynn
Baker
Associated Press
Scarber
Searbers
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Base
Navy
Northampton
Coral Sea
Atlantic
U S and Britain Submit Peace Proposal to United Nations
The United States and Britain presented a Western plan for permanent peace to the United Nations in LAs SUCCESS. The resolution urged religious and political freedom, atomic control cooperation, and opposed Soviet pressure on Tito and China. Vishinsky condemned Western bases and accused the U.S. of war prep as debate opened on Soviet peace proposals.
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United States
Britain
United Nations
Russia
U. N
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Ing Wester
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
China
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Western
Germany
Soviet Union
United Nations Assembly
Stody
Canada
Vishinsky
West
Inday
U. S. Navy
Air Force
Unite States
Nehru Returns Home With $40,000 Gold Seal Gift
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru arrived back from a tour abroad to a homecoming gift valued at 40000 dollars a gold replica of the great seal of India encrusted with 601 diamonds.
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Bombay
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Married One Day Lynwood Man Kills Himself
Thomas Schwader 20, of 3550 Platt St Lynwood, shot himself after a one day marriage to Exina Namman Compton. The Compton College student wrote in a note on his marriage license that the union failed and he could not live. He died at the riverbank near Compton around 2 am. The body was found with a note to his wife and mentions plans for his family. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Karl Schwader of Platt Ave. The body is at Moreland's Mortuary Compton awaiting inquest.
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Thomas Schwader
Platt St
Lynwood
Los Angeles
Compton
Exina Irene Namman
Schwader
Fertile St
Namman
Yuma
Ariz
Moreland
Karl Schwader
Platt Ave
Jackie
Bill Schwader
Compton College
Chasis Wolling
One Suspect Taken After Running Battle on Rose Avenue
Police captured Ronald Belleveau 40 after a running gun battle near Rose Ave south of Anaheim St. A second suspect, Charles E. Davis 39, escaped on foot as officers halted a stolen plumbing truck pursued from a stolen El Cajon source. A highway patrol car spotted them. shots were fired and all crime units searched the area.
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Rose, Ave
Anaheim St
San Diego
Ronald Belleveau
Charles E. Davis
Alamitos Ava
Ned
el Cajon
British Volunteers in Atomic Training and Defense Calls
London reported that Britain called for civilian volunteers to join a civil defense corps trained for possible atomic warfare. Home Secretary Chuter Ede warned volunteers may face vastly increased destruction risks in future conflicts.
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London
Britain
Home
Chuter Ede
Woman Lost All Night in Malibu Mountains
Mrs. Edna Crow aged 69 was found by searchers after an all night trek in the Zuma Canyon area of the Malibu Mountains. She had become separated Saturday while hiking and suffered severe cuts from crawling through dense underbrush but remained calm and said she planned to endure the night if needed.
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Los Angeles
Edna Crow
Zuma Canyon
Malibu Mountains
Bridges Goes on Trial in Perjury Case
In San Francisco on November 14, Harry Bridges began a federal court trial charged with perjury for denying he was 42 years old. Bridges, head of the Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union, faced two fellow officers J. R. Robertson of Vallejo and Pre Cabiat who were aligned with him.
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Bridges
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Federal Court
C.f. O
Park attack on housewife tied to 1945 naturalization case
In Los Angeles an employed housewife recounted how a man forced her into a park and threatened to kill her before she escaped. The incident is tied to a broader legal matter involving a man named Bridges and a citizenship plea before Federal Judge George B. Harris.
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Los Angeles
Bridges
Mra. Kearing
Aj Linian Ardo
Ely
U. S
Gmail
George B. Harris
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Irene Rich
L B. Chase
Herbert Davis
Moorland
Muskegon
Mich
Margaret Davis Teoatart
Dale William
Alice Marie
Lynwood Lads
Orange Counties College
Henry R Broughton
Folytechnic High School
U.S
News
Boyle
Women’s Activitie
L.B
Self
Norfolk, Va
U.N
Nehru
Lynwood Man
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