Girl 16 Traps Cop Killer in Los Angeles Theater
A 16 year old girl identified a suspect in a theater, leading police to detain Miller who was arrested near the venue. Miller admitted shooting Bradley and firing multiple shots. he had recently been released from San Bruno jail after a robbery sentence. Investigators said a fatal shooting occurred during an earlier San Francisco robbery case.
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Shirley Drake
RKO
Los Angeles
Harold Miller
San Francisco
John Foran
Leo T. McCarthy
Miller
AP Photog
L. A
Asherelle Shirley Drake
Theater
Shibley
Husay Rai
James P.B
W.V. Ulmer
Hugh H. Farnham
Tom “Lynch
Bradley
Dennis BG
Off
Stiller
Lynch
San Bruno
Frank Ahern
Iy and Lethe
Funeral for Bobby Solander Follows Kidnap Case
Kathy family and community gather at Stine and McClure Funeral Home as Archbishop Bedward delivers the funeral sermon for Bobby Solander. More than 400 attend the rosary and burial at Forest Hills Cemetery, following his kidnapping by Monnie Brown Heady who posed as his aunt and confessed with Carl Earl Hall.
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Hunkeler
Bobby
Christine
Christ
Cannat
Forest Hills
Cemetary
Kansas
Iol
Seas City
Jay
Sowris
Casary
Laken Fram Thel
Eats Catholic School
Apt. 28
Monnie Brown Heady
Carl Earl Hall
New Labor Secretary Mitchell Wins Wide Praise
Eisenhower appoints Maurice J. Mitchell as labor secretary amid cross party acclaim from Republicans and Democrats and key union leaders while Durkin era ends. Looming questions over pro business tilt draw fire from AFL and CIO officials as Mashburn resigns to join the AFL Lathers Union.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Durkin
Administration
Critins
Alumber
Mitchell
United States
AFL
al Hayes
AFL Machinists Union
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Department of Labor
Hayes
Reuther
CIO
Walter Reuther
Hell
Butne
Lloyd A. Mashburn
Dirkin
Mashburn
AFL Lathers Union
Harrison Hobart
Hobart
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
War Department
Husband dies after fiery bed set by wife in Michigan
John Jurecka, 69, died from burns after a man allegedly set a kerosene drenched bed on fire to trap his wife Anna in their Saginaw County farm home. Anna, 70, was hospitalized in serious condition after escaping and crying out that he tried to burn her. A son Edward, 40, and sheriff indicate Jurecka had been under mental strain for two years. the couple lived three miles northwest of Chesaning.
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Chesaning
Michi
John Jurceka
Owosso
Anna
Diurecka
Here
Saginaw County
Trieste Crisis Sparks Allied Pullout Threats
Furious Titoists threaten a general strike in Zone A as Yugoslavia seals the border with Zone DG. Italy plans to move on Trieste, while the U.S. and Britain prepare to withdraw 5000 troops. Anti Allied protests erupt across Yugoslavia with embassies and information centers damaged.
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Bor
Zone A
United States
Yugoslavia
Zone DG
Italy
Rome
Trieste
Giuseppe Pelia
Tito
Washington
Zore ‘A
Laly
Britain
Joh Winterton
United Press
Belgrade
Allies in Compromise Move on PW Talks in Korea
Nations discuss a compromise plan at Panmunjom as UN and Allied officials seek to reduce delays in repatriation centers for prisoners in Korea. The UNC aims to finish temporary centers in five days with Indian troops guarding about 5500 prisoners, while NNRC and India push for safety and load-bearing deadlines.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
Fis
UNC
War Prisoner Repatriation Commission
IUNC
Seaors
NNRC
MRC
President Warns on Soviet Atomic Threat Growing
President Eisenhower states that the Soviet Union has the capability to launch an atomic attack and that this threat will grow over time. He mentions intelligence indicating a thermonuclear component, supported by remarks from Adm. Radford, Sec. Wilson, and AEC Chairman Strauss. Congress debates continental defense and transparency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
America
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wilson
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Strauss
Whitey
Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Kefauvor
Senate Armed Services
Welnnyer
FBI errs on Kidnapper Bonnie Heady Identity
Washington reports FBI officials acknowledged a mix up in identifying Bonnie Brown Heady in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping case. Officials said the wrong Bonnie Heady was taken into custody and that fingerprints and records did not pertain to the suspect in question.
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Washington
FBI
Bonnie Beady
Bobby Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Heady
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Can
United States Information Center
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Zagreb
Skoplje
Rijecka
Ljubljana
American Information Center
By Milo Earnets
Chicago
Russia
By Jack Bell
St. Louis
St. Joseph, Mo
Hall
Geenlease
Walker's
Jewelers
Fark
Traci Ae Ean
Dls
Elas Peter Bla
Sala
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