Public Enemy No 1 Faces Death Penalty
Earl D. Bircham once labeled public enemy No 1 faced a death sentence after a one day trial in Louisville. A jury found him guilty of killing Patrolman John Tennyson and recommended the death penalty. Bircham, 48, was captured August 14 after a gun battle that killed Tennyson and wounded Patrolman John Ross.
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Louisville
Earl D. Bircham
Bircham
Kansas State Penitentiary
South
John Tennyson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Luther Williams
Tennyson
John Ross
Col Johns G Fowler takes command at Randolph AFB
Col John G Fowler of Enid Oklahoma assumed command of Randolph Air Force Base yesterday. Fowler previously commanded Vance Air Force Base in Enid. Col Thomas L Mosley, the former Randolph commander, is to depart tomorrow for Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois.
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San Antonio
Tex
John G. Fowler
Enid
Okla
Randolph Air Force Base
Fowler
Vance Air Force Base
Thomas L. Mosley
Randolph
Chanute Air Force Base
III
State Audit Office Rolls Out Automated System
State Auditor Ana Frohmuller announced the first phase of moving from manual to automatic operations in the office of state auditor. The Remington Rand leased equipment costs 845 dollars monthly and includes a tabulator reproducer sorter interpreters and key punchers.
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Office of State Auditor
Ana Frohmuller
Remington Rand Company
Tucson Hunts Dog Poisoner
Tucson sheriff Jerome P. Martin launched a city wide probe into eight poisoned dogs. He warned that a dog poisoner endangers children who might ingest the bait. The pets died within about an hour and the poison was placed near North Stone Avenue and Rogers Road.
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Tucson
Jerome P. Martin
Martin
North Stone Avenue
Rogers Road
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Public Enemy No. 1
Col. J. G. Fowler
Pontiac Toy Auto
Sears
Rubber Skin
Junior
Lionel
Adams
Phoenix
Lee
Warres
Allstate
Second St
Washington
INS
Shirley Sydam
Estelle E. Jones
Aia
Allstate Battery
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