Man Confesses Slaying Woman
Charlie Wheeler a Fisk librarian and Guggenheim fellow confessed to police that he shot and killed Louise Williams in a car last Thursday night and left her body there with her 3 year old son. He was arrested after tips from another man and held without bond as coroner inquest set for June 28.
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Charlie Wheeler
Louise Williams
Wheeler
Mommy
Peace
Edwin L. Mason
Miss Anderson to Open Miami Music Season
Miss Anderson tours Europe and on returning to the United States will debut in Miami as a premier season attraction. The Young Business Men's Club led by president W O Perry presents the event, touted as the top musical draw in south Florida. Watch the papers for details and dates as plans unfold.
Funeral Directors Meet in Miami Session
The State Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association held a two day session in Miami this week with Herbert Thompson as president. Headquarters were at the St. Agnes Parish hall 1734 NW Third ct.
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The
State Funeral Directors and Embalmers ' Association
Herbert Thompson
Miami
Association
St. Agnes Parish Hall
Third Ct
Coco Gets Life: Out on $25 000 Surety Bond
Edward Coco former New York fight manager of Rocky Graziano was sentenced to life imprisonment by Circuit Judge Grady L Crawford for the slaying of Johnny Benjamin Smith age 43 of 7481 NW 14th Place in Normandy Isle Miami Beach The jury convicted him of second degree murder carrying 20 years to life The judge set a $25 000 bond for release pending appeal Coco’s attorney filed notice of appeal and he was released on bond the next day The piece also notes local building and personnel changes in Miami including O D Henderson resigning as safety director to become chief criminal deputy under Sheriff J B Henderson and Claude C High replaced in the sheriff s investigative bureau
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Edward Coco
New York
Rocky Graziano
Grady L. Crawford
Johnny Benjamin Smith
Fashionable
Normandy Isle
Miami Beach
Coco
Herbert Williams
Smith
Crawford
Albert Hubbard
The
State Fire and Casualty Co
Freed and life terms in Trenton Six murder case
Four men were freed and two were sentenced to life for the Trenton Six murder case. The jury, all White, acquitted Mc Kinley Forrest, Jack McKenzie, Horace Wilson, and James H. Thorpe after six minutes of deliberation over nearly 20 hours of talks. The trials centered on the Jan 27, 1948, killing of William Horner and the assault of Elizabeth McGuire.
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Trenton
N. J
ANP
New Jersey
Ralph J. Smalley
Superior Court
Collis English
Ralph Cooper
S. Supreme Court
McKinley Forrest
Jack McKenzie
Horace Wilson
James H. Thorpe
William Horner
Elizabeth McGuire
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