Judge Schedules Death Date for Pair on Dec. 18
U S District Judge Albert L Reeves sentenced Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady to die in the gas chamber on December 18 in Kansas City for the kidnapping and murder of Bobby Greenlease. The jury of 12 had recommended the gas penalty after brief deliberation. Greenlease watched with a set jaw as the court adjourned and the room was cleared. The two killers showed little emotion, with Heady nodding and Hall silent. Reeves told the jury the penalty was not for consideration but the law, and ordered execution in Jefferson City. The case drew intense public attention as details of the ransom and crime emerged.
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Edward L. Scheuffer
Missouri
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Young Killer Escapes Term in Boy's Death
Richard Dominguez a 19 year old Paramount youth who shot and killed a 16 year old in a teen gang clash on September 24 escaped prison time based on a favorable probation report. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the slaying of James Kuiphof and was referred to the California Youth Authority. The probation officer recommended Youth Authority for rehabilitation and said Dominguez was not one of the instigators. the real aggressors were other youths in the neighborhood. Judge Joe Raycraft noted no prior record in Dominguez's favor. Dominguez must appear again December 3 for a Youth Authority decision.
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Morris Schwartz
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Huiphof
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Holland
Superior
Delinquency Rise Spurs Call for Reforms
Dr. Martha M. Eliot, chief of the Federal Children’s Eye Bureau, testifies before a Senate subcommittee that juvenile crime is rising fast and facilities to stem it are grossly inadequate. She warns numbers may grow from 385,000 today to about 750,000 by 1960, urging more funding, better-trained workers, and rehabilitative treatments rather than punishment. She cites too few police per community, too few detention homes, and stresses teamwork among family, community, and government.
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APY
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White Case Probe Continues Amid Eisenhower Hint
Washington AP report says a lull in the White case inquiry remains temporary as senators plan to resume hearings. Republicans and most Democrats echo Eisenhower's hope the probe may end, while the FBI links to White’s Soviet spy tag are reviewed. Jenner says FBI reports reached top officials. next session set for Monday afternoon. House Un American Activities Committee is also involved.
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Cam Taween
Do Fadi Ante Nny
Peou
Internal Security Subcommittee
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FBI
Democras
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Brownell
Truman
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House UN- American Activities Committee
Bathing suit case seeks damages over transparency
Patricia Maney of Redondo Beach sues Inglewood directors for 10000 dollars plus the suit price after a wet bathing suit allegedly turned transparent while she swam at Santa Monica. She says she was exposed to public gaze and ridicule causing embarrassment and nervousness and has avoided wearing a swimsuit since.
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Redonda Beach
Santa Monica
Superior Court
Tax Court Allows Carrying Charges as Interest Deduction
U S Tax Court ruled carrying charges paid with purchases can be deducted as interest. The case with O G Russell of Talequah Oklahoma upheld deductions totaling 49 30 for a washing machine refrigerator saddles tires as carrying charges. The IRS had disallowed them, arguing carrying charges are not interest. The court overruled, stating payments labeled as carrying charges can be deductible if they are interest in substance.
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Talequah
Okla
Russell
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Where to Find It Baach Combing Page C-1
The notice lists sections and page numbers across the newspaper for ease of navigation. It directs readers to Boyle Page A-23 Bridge Page A-23 Classified Pages C-7 to I Comics Page C-5 Crossword Page B-15 Editorial Page A-22 Financial Page C-3 Obituaries Page C-2 Radio and TV Page C4 Shipping Table Page C Pages A-25 to 27 Theaters Page B-12 Tides Temperatures C-4 Women Pages B-2 to B-5 Your World Page A-2.
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Vishinsky Says U S Preparing New War At U N
At the United Nations the Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky accused the United States of planning a new war to shore up its faltering economy. He claimed Washington would heighten international tensions to boost war production and warned this tactic could strain U S allies.
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Seed Clouds Cause City Flooding After 8-Inch Rain
Eight inches of rain triggered a flash flood in El Reno inundating about 150 blocks and forcing over 100 families from homes. A nearby tornado caused minor damage while an out of season twister was spotted near Blackwell but dissipated before touching ground. No deaths or injuries reported amid the cloud seeding operation sponsored by Oklahoma City to boost river reservoir inflow.
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