Death date set for Hall and Heady in Bobby Greenlease case
U S District Judge Albert L Reeves sentenced Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady to die in the gas chamber on December 18 for the kidnapping and murder of Bobby Greenlease. The jury had recommended the death penalty, and the judge accepted it after a brief proceeding in Kansas City. The case drew sharp reactions from the victim’s father, Robert Greenlease, and others present in the courtroom.
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Reaves
Missouri
Bonnie Brown
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Entine
University Hospital
I T Augusta
Bonnie Heady
Bobby Greenleass
Young Killer Escapes Term in Boy's Death
Richard Dominguez a 15 year old Paramount youth who shot and killed a bystander during a teen gang shooting escaped a prison term today after a favorable probation report. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of James Kuiphaf 16 and was referred to the California Youth Authority for rehabilitation.
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Morris Schwartz
Youth Authority
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Bali Accepts Full Planning Responsibility
The judge focused on Bali's bid to take complete charge of planning efforts on Wednesday. Details continued on Page A-3, Col. 2.
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Bali
White Case Probe Continues Amid Eisenhower Hint
Washington AP. Senator Jenner and the internal security subcommittee plan further hearings on the Harry Dexter White case as President Eisenhower suggested the inquiry might end soon. Republicans and Democrats show cautious optimism about possible resolution, while Brownell cites FBI reports labeling White as a Soviet spy.
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Eisenhower
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Brownell
Truman
Bathing Suit Case Seeks $10010 Damages Inglewood
Mrs Patricia Muncy of Redondo Beach filed a suit in Superior Court against an Inglewood store alleging a wet bathing suit rendered transparent and exposed her to public gaze. She seeks $10,000 in damages plus the suit price of $10.49 and claims embarrassment, nervousness, and shock from the incident at Santa Monica.
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Patricia CG. Muncy
Redondo Beach
Santa Montes
Superkbr
Nglewood
Carrying Charges Deductible in Tax Court Ruling
U S Tax Court allowed deducting carrying charges as interest in a dispute involving O G Russell of Talequah Oklahoma. Russell appealed a $79.64 1948 tax demand after deducting $69.30 listed as carrying charges for purchases including a washing machine refrigerator saddles tires. The court ruled that naming payments as carrying charges does not bar them from deduction if they function as interest.
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Internal Revenue Service
O. G. Russell
Talequah
Oklo
Russell
the Revenue Service
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Revenue Service
Tax Court
Where to Find It
A brief readers guide lists locations by page and section for features across the newspaper. It notes where to locate Beach Combing, Bridge, Comics, Editorials, Obituaries, and other items with page coordinates and column designations.
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Boyle
Vishinsky Claims U.S. Plans New War at U.N.
At the United Nations the Soviet Andrei Vishinsky charged the United States is preparing a new war to bolster a faltering economy. He argued rising unemployment and auto industry slowdown justify war production and sought to split U.S. allies, speaking from a bedridden state amid illness.
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Chief cites crime rise among youths and need for care
Dr. Martha M. Eliot, chief of the Patera CSGISe Be Teau, told investigators that teen crime is spreading fast and facilities to stem it are inadequate. She warned the number of juveniles in serious trouble may reach 750,000 by 1960, calling for more funds and new treatment methods. She urged teamwork among families, communities, and government to provide better-trained workers and facilities, and highlighted issues around unwed mothers and infant care.
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APY
Martha M. Eliot
Patera Csgise
Be ‘Teau
Bureau
Eliot
Steels
Chikdi
Tabermade
Seed Clouds Rain Flood Strains El Reno Oklahoma
Eight inches of rain unleashed a flash flood through El Reno flooding a 150 block area and forcing over 100 families from homes. A nearby tornado caused minor damage while another out of season twister was sighted near Blackwell but dissipated before ground contact. No deaths or injuries reported. The rain followed a cloud seeding operation sponsored by the city to boost North Canadian River water supplies.
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