Spade Cooley in Vacaville mental hospital after murder verdict
Spade Cooley, life-sentenced for the April 3 murder of his wife Ella Mac, remains in a Vacaville state hospital under psychiatric care. He has not served prison time since August 23 sentence in Bakersfield, and his business manager reports mood swings and ongoing treatment including violin carving and music teaching for fellow patients.
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Spade) Cooley
Ella Mac
Vacaville
Superior Court
William L. Bradshaw
Bakersfield
Cooley
Bobbie Bennett
Melody
Spade
Bennett
Miss Bennett
Sales Executive Dies in Brumson New Jersey
Omas A Barber 62 general sales manager of one of the nation s largest fishing concerns died of a heart attack Sunday in Brumson New Jersey A source from J Howard Smith Inc notes Barber led the sales department and had a long career in the fishing industry.
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Brumson
N. J
ULP
Omas A. Barber
J. Howard Smith, Inc
Hearing aid ad claims a modern lift for life
A brief press advertisement from the Press Telegram Long Beach invites readers to learn about a modern hearing aid designed for those who hear but do not always understand. It offers information via a mail address, Box C-1191.
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Long Beach
Mrs Parran Dies in Pittsburgh After Noted Career
Mrs Thomas Parran wife of the former surgeon general of the United States died Saturday. Parran served as surgeon general for 12 years and is dean emeritus of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
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Parran
Pittsburgh
Thomas Tarran
United States
University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of Public Health
Indigestion Turns Out to Be Birth Pains for 5 Pound Son
Mrs. G. R. Furry, age 41, delivered a 5 pound son after mistaking early contractions for indigestion. She and her husband were shocked at the surprise birth, which occurred Saturday as she first felt pains in the early hours and sought medical help. The family includes a 14 year old daughter.
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Tion
Furrys
Furry
Sherry
Twelve Japanese Survive Cave-in of Tunnel
Twelve Japanese workmen walked unharmed today from a 1,600 foot railway tunnel they had been entombed in for 60 hours after a cave-in. They received food water and supplies through a six inch pipe as rescuers reached them.
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Aomori
Japan
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