Red Hot Soldiers Pay for a Murder Executions in Kansas
Three Negro soldiers convicted of fatally beating taxi driver Marty Langly and stealing his cab were hanged at the state prison in Lansing Kansas in the state’s first triple execution since capital punishment resumed two decades ago. Beverly Riggins and Suttles were executed in succession after fair trials at Fort Leonard Wood and under Eisenhower’s approval.
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Chastine Beverly
Retty
Louis M. Suttles
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Riggins
Birmingham
Ala
Ft. Leonard Wood
Marty Langly
Wayneaville
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Dent Eisenhower
Beverly
Riggins
Suttles
Ft. Leavenworth
James W. Davis
Honorary Marshal Gift From Dodge City
Senator Carlson of Kas presents President Eisenhower with steel horns and a certificate naming him honorary marshal of Dodge City Kansas. Eisenhower replies appreciating the honor and asks Mayor Gordon Morgan to convey thanks to those who sent the tribute.
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Chaplin Sells Film Interest
Hollywood reports Charles Chaplin sold his 25 percent stake in United Artists Corp to the company. The four founders formed United Artists in 1919. Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks Sr., Chaplin, and D. W. Griffith. Pickford remains the sole original stockholder with one third. Robert Benjamin chairs the board and Arthur B. Krim is president. Chaplin left the U S three years ago.
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D. W. Griffith
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Benjamin
Arthur B. Krim
Chaplin
Corporation
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