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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1957

Page

3

Zsa Zsa Gabor Dress Altered for TV Appearance

Hollywood censorship forced last minute remodeling of Zsa Zsa Gabor’s six thousand dollar chiffon gown for George Gobel’s coast to coast show. She objected but seam stresses added a knee to toe slit and a de-emphasizing ruffle. Censor John Bushnell agreed after testing on camera, saying the near naked look was too much for viewers.

Hollywood Jiary Gabor George Gobel Zsa Zsa NBC John Bushnell Ina Zsa 2Sa Bushnell

Wisconsin Deaths Tie Ed Gein To Worden Case

Wisconsin authorities disclosed Ed Gein admitted slaying two women whose skull fragments were found at his Plainfield farm. Portage County Sheriff said he recognized Mary Hogan among the skulls and that Hogan, 54, disappeared from a Bancroft tavern nearly three years ago. A crime lab chief said Gein showed detachment during polygraph questioning and remained under review as investigators pursue his grisly grave-robbery story.

Madison Wis Wisconsin R State Crime Laboratory Ed Gein Plainfield Bernice Worden Mary Hogan Gein Portage County Herbert Wanierski Mary Hogan Worden Charles Wilson Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory Genn. Gein Wilson Flainfield Herbert Wanserski Wanserski

Tycoon Dies Broke After Chicago Fortune Falls

John Rax, a Greek immigrant who once owned 32 Chicago restaurants and a four million dollar fortune, died penniless amid the 1930s downturn. The case ties to a Plainfield murder investigation. Ed Gein, a handyman, admitted to desecrating a widow’s body but claimed memory gaps about the killing. Authorities note blood marks and violence at a tavern tied to the disappearance of Mrs Hogan. Gein’s attorney said reports of body parts at Gein’s home were not verified. crime lab results pending official authorization.

Chicago John Rax- Hos Wansershi On - Gein Gein William Belter Wautoma Wis Wilson Waushara County Crime Laboratory

Expert on Crime Dies in Kansas City

Marion B Dusty Rhodes 59 longtime Kan sas City Crime Commission managing director died Tuesday He had served with the Federal Bureau of Investigation for more than 26 years until retiring in 1951

Kansas Marion B Dusty) Rhodes Kansas City Crime Commission Federal Bureau of Investigation

Ocean View Hotel Ad With Dining And Rooms Feature

An old boulevard hotel ad promises privacy baths, wall to wall carpeting, daily maid service, and a deluxe Ocean Room. It lists meals including prime ribs, turkey, Virginia ham, and breakfast with regular dinners. Contact by phone HE 6 6261 for room rates at 325.50 per week.

Jeond Mui Jude Lntwura Verve Lee Ocean Room Menis Einiza

Heir-conditioned party wear and mixer with built-in chart

Sunbeam mixer features extra large beaters and wall storage with wall mounting. It offers thumb-up speed control and a built-in mixing chart. Available in white pink yellow turquoise. Also offered is a 1995 square frypan with controlled heat and sealed water element for safe washing. Includes matching lid. Prices: 21.50 and 4.00. Butfurns Housewares Lower Level.

Sunbeam

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