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Newspaper

Pasadena Star News

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1956

Page

5

Jean Hersholt Last Rites Attended by Screen Luminaries

The funeral for Jean Hersholt 69 a Danish American actor and humanitarian was held at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale with Lauritz Melchior singing and Frank Freeman of Paramount delivering the eulogy. Hersholt died of cancer Saturday in Beverly Hills after a 50 year career in film and radio.

Jean Hersholt Glendale Calif Hollywood Quiet California Denmark Hersholt Beverly Hills Lauritz Melchoir Sholt’s Forest Lawn Memorial Park Frank Freeman Paramount Studio

Former Film Beauty Katherine MacDonald Holmes Dies

Hollywood mourns Katherine MacDonald Holmes once hailed as the American beauty of silent film. She died at St. Francis Hospital Santa Barbara after a long illness at 12 27 a.m. Her sister Mary MacLaren lives in Los Angeles. Holmes married Christian R. Holmes heir to Fleischman Yeast Co fortune and resided at Twin Oaks Montecito. She supported animal protection and antivivisection work. Her physician noted medicines and surgery were used and that her right leg had been amputated.

Hollywood Katherine MacDonald Holmes St. Francis Hospital Santa Barbara Miss MacDonald Mary Pickford Mary MacLaren Los Angeles Christian R. Holmes Fleischman Yeast Co Holmes, Montecito Twin Oaks

Heart Surgery Saves Life of 4 Year Old L A Traffic Victim

In Los Angeles a four year old boy, Lee Melvin Payne, was revived on the operating table after being pronounced dead in a three car crash that killed one man and left nine others injured. He is at Harbor General Hospital with his sister Marilyn, among five passengers in the car driven by Alfonzo Richardson. The crash occurred at San Pedro and 135th with Oliver Higgens's car. Richardson died at Harbor General. Other injured include Higgens passenger Jerry Mitchell and Harold McKetham and his passenger Charles A. Smith. Two more cars were involved. Three other traffic deaths were reported, bringing LA County total to 347 for the year. The deceased are Mrs. Perina Ledri, Charles Sweet, and Albert C. Crowder.

Los Ngeles CNS Lee Melvin Payne Harbor General Hospital Sister Marilyn Alfonzo Richardson W. 41St Los Angeles Perina Ledri San Pablo Charles Sweet Bonner North Hollywood Albert C. Crowder Saugus

No Liquor Sales Sunday Urged In California

A Sacramento lobbyist urged a state law to keep package liquor stores closed on Sundays. At the California Retail Liquor Dealers Institute convention, about 700 of 5000 members attended and two thirds favored the measure for study at the next legislative session.

San Francisco Harry Tarnoff Sacramento California Retail Liquor Dealers Institute Tarnoff

Woman in Political Mix Up Over Party Proxy

Mrs. Bertha Ritter says her membership in both Shelby County Republican and Democratic executive committees is a mistake. She switched to the Republican party and signed what she believed was a Democratic resignation, but the form was a proxy placing her on the Democratic committee.

Memphis, Tenn Bertha Ritter Shelby County Republican Democratic

Harriman Plans Rest at New York Home After Hospital Stay

Gov Averell Harriman leaves the hospital and says he is feeling fine. He will spend the next few days at his New York City home to recover.

New York Averell Harriman New York City

Buried Climber Johnson in Yosemite National Park

Dr. Robert F. Johnson, a young San Francisco intern, was buried yesterday on a dirt ledge high above Yosemite Valley after tumbling hundreds of feet from a sheer cliff. Rescue efforts moved the body about 50 feet but deemed retrieval too dangerous from the canyon wall.

Yosemite National Park Robert Franklin Johnson San Francisco Yosemite Valley National Park Johnson

Hollywood Hills bandits seized in lure and robbery ring

Ten men held in Hollywood jail and three teenage girlfriends in custody as detectives probe assault and robbery schemes. Six Marines a sailor and three civilians jailed for luring victims with underage girls on Mulholland Drive, linked to recent Hollywood hills robberies. Suspects named include Henry King Allen Spuda James Anderson Kenneth Lavin Gerald Beauregard Louis Bently Robert Hood Richard Bates David Morehard Donald Sorenson.

Hollywood CNS Hollywood Hills Pendleton Marines Henry King Allen Mike) Spuda James Anderson Kenneth Lavin Gerald Beauregard Louis Bently Robert Hood Essex Richard Bates Cardiff Sr David Morehard Donald Sorenson Sierra Vista Ave

Parade of Progress June 1 weekly item recap

A concise weekly roundup from the Sunday Independent Star News PARADE Magazine highlighting new and useful items recorded for June 1. This issue surveys notable inventions consumer goods and practical innovations showcased to readers.

Parade OF Sunday Independent Star News

Admiral Edwards Dies at 71 After Naval Career

Star News reports Adm. Richard S. Edwards former deputy commander in chief of the U S fleet died Saturday in Oakland Naval Hospital at age 71. Naval services will be held tomorrow at Treasure Island Chapel, following his retirement in 1947.

Star-News San Francisco Apon- Mendey Treasure Island Chapel Richard S. Edwards VU. S. Fleet Edwards Oakland Naval Hospital

Author Siegfried Trebitsch Dies at 81 in Zurich

Swiss born author and translator Siegfried Trebitsch died Saturday night in Zurich at age 81. He was renowned for translating the works of George Bernard Shaw into German and shaping German language reception of Shaw.

Zurich Switzerland Siegfried Trebitsch Shaw

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