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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1957

Page

4

Mass Honors Slain Girl As Marrone Faces Charges

Residents attended services for Ruth Zettler, while authorities described a grim scene and an alleged crime by high school student Paul Marrone. Investigators said Marrone abducted Ruth, assaulted her in a car, and returned to classes before the murder was discovered. The arraignment included a scene reenactment, and Marrone's father questioned his son's psyche and potential dual personality.

Galda Marrone Ruth Lovers Jane New York Matson ‘Square’ Garden Billy Graham William C. Brownson Second Reformed Church Lodi Brownson Zettler Paul Marrone Paul Jr Paramus Borough Hall Rhrce Fair ‘Lawn Bendix Aviation Corp

Floods Sweep Texas Oklahoma Rail and River Regions

Severe weather floods hit Dallas Fort Worth, Oklahoma Dam spillways near Denison and Lake Texoma. Evacuations spread from Moffett Arkansas to North Little Rock as Arkansas River overflow worsened. Missouri and Arkansas delta lands Flooded. crops damaged. A 13 year old drowned near Sikeston. In Texas Elgin and Maywood scenes of runoff and arrests followed.

Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma Poteau River Arkansas Little Rock Missouri St. Francois Hornerville Little River Sikeston Sonora Texas el Dorado Colorado River Mansfield Dam Austin Oklaahoma Beaver Cow Weurike Ohlo Washita River

Item veto urged as way to cut government spending

Rep. Keating urged a constitutional amendment to grant the President an item veto saying it would be the most constructive procedural blow for economy. He argued failure to act costs taxpayers millions as Treasury Secretary Humphrey and Budget Director Brundage prepared the administration case. Some lawmakers oppose the idea, including Senate Republican Leader Knowland, who warn the President would veto selected items without rejecting whole bills.

Washington Rep Keating RNY Congress House Judiciary Subcommittee Eisenhower Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Percival Subcommittee Willis D-La Senate Knowland California

Bid to Restore Defense Budget Cuts in House

Republican leaders on the House Appropriations Committee back aims to restore about 4290 million of the 195B/21 defense cut by spreading the money across all armed services. The plan faces mixed support as Martin seeks votes to boost the bill, with some Democrats likely needed to pass amendments.

Washington House Fense Laber New York Appro Pristians Committee Taber Martin Massachusetts

Beatty's Wife Dies in Chicago at 47

Mrs. Mary Virginia Beatty, 47, wife of Morgan Beatty NBC news commentator and former Associated Press staffer in Washington New York and Albany, died Sunday in Chicago.

Beatty Chicago

Smog Group Shifts HQ From Downtown LA to San Marino

The independent Air Pollution Foundation is relocating its headquarters from downtown Los Angeles to San Marino to be nearer scientific laboratories where most of its smog research occurs.

Smog Group Los Angeles Independent Air Pollution Foundation Los San Marino Foundation

School Aid Poll Results Revealed

Washington report notes Senator Butler polls 48 governors on federal school aid. He has 97 replies with six public reactions. He cites a divide where states with most to gain oppose while those with most to lose favor the program, labeling it a strange phenomenon.

Washington R Md Butler José

Diabetic Pill Promises Injection-Free Control

A claim that a pill can replace daily insulin injections for millions of diabetics is reported by Homes & Gardens. The piece promotes a product named Freecom and urges readers to read more in the magazine while noting uncertain promotional language and unclear sourcing.

U.S Jone Ett Homes & Gardens Casey Jone Retter

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