Angels Mass Intoned for Slain Child Bobby Greenlease
A Mass of Angels was sung in Kansas City for Bobby Greenlease, body in a white casket as classmates from Notre Dame de Lion attended. Father Herman Koch led the high mass at St Agnes church, noting the service was for the living. The six year old’s family, including Mr and Mrs Greenlease, sat stoically as pallbearers and a driver associated with the Greenlease fortune carried the plain casket into the sanctuary.
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Kansas City
Bobby
Greenlease
Herman Koch
St. Agnes
Father Koch
French Institute of Notre Dame de Lion
Robert C. Greenlease
Catillac
French Premier Wins Two Confidence Votes in Assembly
In Paris the 103 day government of Premier Joseph Laniz defeated opposing motions demanding cabinet changes. The Socialist proposal failed 300 to 247 and the Communist motion went down 390 to 222, affirming the cabinet’s handling of economic policy.
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Paris
Joseph Laniz
National Assembly
Hall and Heady arraigned on federal extortion charges
Bonnie Heady and Carl Hall, the Kansas City child abductors linked to Bobby Greenlease, were arraigned in federal court in St. Louis, each held on $100,000 bond. They waived preliminary hearing. authorities weigh whether to transfer to Kansas City or St. Joseph for trial. Heady appeared unsteady as they left the city jail, chained and handcuffed.
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ST. Louis
Bobby Greenlease
Federal
U. S
Edwin J. Bean
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Heatly
Kansas City
Hall
Federal Building
Hal
Harry Richards
Justice Department
Washington
State of Missouri
St. Joseph
Omar Schnatmeier
Classifieds and features listing sections by page
The notice lists where to find specific content in the newspaper. It enumerates sections such as Beach Combing on Page 8 1, Billy Rose on Page A 1, Boyle on Page A 13, Bridge on Page A 3, Classifieds on Pages B 10 to 7, Comics on Page B 8, Crossword on Page H 10, Editorial on Page A 12, Financial on Page B 9, Obituaries on Page B 2, Radio and TV on Page B 3, Shipping Table on Page B 10, Sports on Pages A 15 14 17, Theaters on Pages 4 10 and 11, and Tides Temperatures on Page B 10, Women on Pages B 4 5.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Wild Storm Lashes Florida Fear Flood Across Coast
Gale winds and heavy rain struck Florida as a tropical storm near hurricane strength crossed the coast near Fort Myers. Forecaster Cecil Gentry noted the Gulf coast crossing near Punta Gorda at noon while Punta Gorda Herald editor George E. Larkin reported uprooted trees and urban flooding. Fort Myers gusts reached 62 mph and water covered Fort Myers Beach, with emergency declarations in central and south Florida.
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Miami
Florida
Coast
Fort Myers
Cecil Gentry
Weather Bureau
Storm Warning Service
Gulf Coast
Punta Gorda
George E. Larkin
Charlotte Harbor
Coconut
Tamiami Trail
Bonita Springs-Estera
State Highway Department
St. James City
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Okeechobee
Knight Names L.A. Man as Finance Chief
Governor Knight reshuffles his cabinet naming John M. Peirce of Los Angeles as state director of finance at 17 500 a year. Paul Mason of Sacramento to replace A H Henderson as director of motor vehicles. William Dean replaced by Peirce. Bernard Caldwell to stay as CHP chief.
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Sacramento—Sa
Knight
Warren
John M. Peirce
Los Angeles
Paul Mason
Sacramento
Senate
A. H. Henderson
Peirce
Western Oil and Gas Association
James S. Dean
Bernard A. Caldwell
California Highway Patrol
George Murphy
Marisiyn Eaton
Robert
Angry Tito Mobs Stone Walls U.S. Embassy Disturbance
In Belgrade police and firemen used high-pressure hoses to disperse a 3000-strong mob that attacked the United States embassy amid protests over the Trieste Zone A handover. Demonstrations disrupted shops and spread to other American and British buildings as Marshal Tito’s government protested to the United States and Britain.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.2
United States
Trieste Zone A
Italy
Marshal Tito
Britain
Cop Killer Trapped by L A Usherette and Detectives
Harold Miller, 25, linked to killing a San Francisco policeman, was captured by a theater usherette Lea McCarthy 26 and detective team after forcing two men to drive him from San Francisco. More than 500 officers aided the manhunt across downtown Los Angeles as Miller left a screening of From Here to Eternity.
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Harold Miller
Bill Ulmer
Los Angeles
Miller
California
San Francisco
Lea McCarthy
University of San Francisco
John} Foran
Bay City
McCarthy
Foran
Flaming Crash Fatal to Driver
In Cincinnati Pi a main jaway tractor trailer tank truck careened down Miami town Hill on U S Road 52 Thursday night and exploded when it struck a two story house. The driver Bailey Scrimpshire Sr. 33 of Decatur Ill. died. The blast also destroyed a garage repair shop and a ranch post office. Eleven people escaped before the fire. Damage may reach $100000.
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Cincinnati — PI
Miamitown
U. S. Road 52
Bailey Scrimpshire Sr
Decatur
Spreckels Bound Over for Superior Court Arraignment
In Costa Mesa 41 year old Adolph Bernard Spreckels II heir to a sugar fortune was bound over for a Superior Court arraignment on October 23 on charges that he assaulted his ex actress wife Kay Williams. Judge Donald J. Dodge ordered him held on felony assault charges in Newport Beach 1 Judicial District Court.
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Spreckels
Costa Mesa
Adolph Bernard Spreckels II
Kay Wiliams
Donald J. Dodge
Spreckles
Newport Beach
Judicial District Court
Weather Outlook Clear Skies Through Saturday
Generally clear skies persist into Saturday with late night fog and lingering haze. Temperatures show little change, offering stable but foggy overnight conditions in portions of the area.
Nehru Critiques Allies Over Korea Peace Stance
In Bombay Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru accused UN allies of anti peace bias after Korea developments. He said South Korea seeks no peace, while major powers profess peace yet back that stance, calling Korea a small country with a large army using others’ money. He criticized the South Korean government as untrustworthy for broken promises. The United States warned against harming Indian troops or freeing anti Communist prisoners as India handles repatriation in Korea. United Nations Command pledged to maintain security of the Korean neutral zone and would resist violence by South Korean forces.
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Bombay
India
IAR
Jawaharlal Nehru
Korea
United Nations Command
Nehru
South Korea
U. N
U. S
Rohs
Washington
United States
United Nations
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Edward J. Hunkeler
Margaret Richards
Bonnie Heady
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
New York City
White House
Eisenhower
New Jersey
Army
Defense
Charles Wilson
Arthur 5. Flemming
AFL
Richard J. Gray
Joseph L. Keenan
Percy Nelson
Atall
Martin P. Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
Durkin
Eisen
Percy E. Nelson
Associated Press
L.A
Tito
Stone
L.a.usherette
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