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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1950

Page

2

Youth 18 Must Die for Killing Farmer in Ohio

Gerald Killinger, 18, faces the electric chair after a six man six woman jury convicted him of murdered farmer Harold Mast, age 23, on Oct 5. The verdict, without mercy, stems from Killinger’s claim of insanity and a plot linked to Max Amerman. Mrs Mast testified she had been intimate with Amerman, Mast’s landlord. Trial of an American co-defendant is set for a later date.

Gerald Killinger Medina Ohio Harold E. Mas Max Amerman Killinger Thomas J. Friel Robert L. Johnson Associated Press DINA Windsor Kellogg Harold E. Mast Mast Randi Mast Amerman Army of Occupation Germany New Jersey

Housewife Shot and Violated Dies in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh reports reveal Mrs. Vivian Smith, 40, of Carnegie, found shot and beaten yesterday, died today. She is the second Pittsburgh district sex slaying victim in less than a week, highlighting a violent crime wave during the period.

Pittsburgh Vivian Smith Carnegie

Formosa aid seen likely by ECA chief

In Formosa President Chiang Kai-shek hosts William C. Foster, head of the U S Economic Cooperation Administration, who said increased American aid for Formosa is very probable. He noted informal requests from Chinese Nationalists and praised their cooperation. Foster outlined plans to strengthen the ECA mission with technical experts while preparing for the 1952 fiscal year.

Taipei Formosa William C. Foster U. S. Economic Co-operation Administration

Truman to Push Fair Deal Amid Election Afterglow

President Truman, upbeat and combative, plans to reframe his Fair Deal program in the lame duck Congress. He backs Acheson, signals continued civil rights push, and weighs statehood for Alaska and Hawaii while dodging questions on his political future and Spain relations. Delegates foresee Senate action on excess profits tax and rent controls, though odds vary with Republican gains.

Ashington Truman State Acheson Ahathan Uck Congress Alaska Hawaii Korea Senate House Sen. Taft Ohio Republican Policy Committee Maybank D-S. C Senate Banking Committee 82Nd Congress Presient Sen. Lucas Illinois Lucas Acheson Defense Louis Johnson Johnson Spain Madrid G. O. P. House

Auto Ne Quiz List Prompts Daily Contest Entries

The Press-Telegram advertises the 33rd Auto Ne questions for its $10,000 circulation contest. It lists sample questions about football signals, Hippocrates oath, Reno divorce validity, a missing aviatrix, and a mythic fading strength after hair cut, inviting contestants to call stations 32 and 36.

Press-Telegram Hippocrates Southern Pacific

Quiet Chicago woman eyed as potential Garrett heir

Mrs. Constance Kretschmar Mock, a Chicago born housewife and mother of two, may inherit a share of the 317 million Garrett estate after a Philadelphia Orphans Court recommendation. She says the prospect is exhausting yet not to be planned for, and she plans to keep working regardless.

Constance Kretchmar Mock Chicago Philadelphia North Side Constance Kretschmar Mock Orphans’ Court Garrett Mrs. Mock Howard Sigismund Kretschmar Henrietta A. Garrett Mack Pennsylvania U.S Supreme Courts Mrs. Mack Vassar Roy D. Mack Constance Howard

Bradley Urges world peace trade and large rearmament

ATLANTA Nov 17 AP Omar Bradley told editors that no easy trades exist for peace and urged a strong U S reserve force and greater combat readiness. He called for German remilitarization and a rapid buildup of ever ready reserves to win the cold war and protect freedom, while Harriman cautioned allied unity is vital to peace.

Atlanta America Omar Bradley Associated Press Managing Editors’ Association Bradley U. S Joint Chiefs of Staff United States U.S France West Germany W. Averell Harriman Truman Harriman Yessterday Western Europe

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