Former Redlander Admits Shooting Neighbor To Death
Richard Calvin Thompson 51 of Hesperia admitted shooting neighbor R. D. Linnell after a field dispute. Linnell, found dead near Hesperia Road with shell casings from a .30 caliber rifle and a 32 revolver, autopsy pending. Thompson, jailed, faces defense by E R Hales. past divorce action linked to the case. details note threats from Linnell toward Thompson’s wife.
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C. Thompson
Hesperia
Red
Barton Keene
Sheriff's Homicide Bureau
R. D. Linnell
Lake Arrowhead Road
Keene
Santa Fes
Inne l
E. Williams
Richard Calvin] Thompson
Linnell
Redlands
E. R. Hales
Thompson
Linnel
Hales
Cunningham. Parry and Troscomb
Howland and Holiday
Air Force Reserve Plans San Bernardino Personnel Survey
Fourth Air Force will conduct a six week survey of Reservists in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties starting July 7 at 1130 E street San Bernardino. The effort aims to update records, assess military potential, and assign new specialty codes and service delay classifications for recalls in a national emergency. A special team will interview every Reservist. letters will notify exact date and location.
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Hamilton
Calif
Air Force
Fourth Air Force
San Bernardin
Gu77th
Valunteer Air Reserve Group
San Bernardino
Riverside
William E. Hall
General Hall
Truce Talks Mark Start of Korea War's Third Year
June 74 marks two years since the Korean conflict began and focus stays on protracted talks with Chinese and North Korean officials. About 110000 American casualties and 17000 killed. cost around 15 billion dollars with a possible 7.5 billion more next year. So far 16 million tons of supplies used with seven million more headed to Korea. Photos illustrate the war entering its third year.
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Korea
Accidental Shot Kills San Bernardino Mother
Evelyn Fay Green, 40, was killed instantly at home on First Avenue when an accidental discharge from a .22 rifle, a Christmas gift, struck her in the head. Husband James W. Green, 39, a postal clerk, and daughter Margaret, 15, witnessed events as investigators piece together the malfunction and repair attempt. The couple’s two sons were away.
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Evelyn Fay Green
First Avenue
San Bernardino
James W. Green
Margaret
Green
Air Force reservist inventory aids planning and fairness
Gen Hall says the inventory will help reservists and families by clarifying delays and future service, assist employers in scheduling interviews, and reduce injustices from outdated records dating to 1945. Full cooperation promises more efficient air force operations and better personal planning for reservists.
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Air Force
Hall
Negro Moderator Elected in Essex North Association
Julian D. Steele of West Newbury becomes the first Black moderator of a Congregational Christian association in Massachusetts, serving as moderator for the Essex North association's 123rd annual meeting.
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Newbury
Mass
Julian D. Steele
West Newbury
Congregational Christian Association
Massachusetts
Steele
Essex North Association of Congregational Christian Churches
California Kefauver delegates back liberal platform
California Democratic delegates at a two day meeting in which they backed Kefauver leadership and a compulsory civil rights program while discarding old guard influence. George Miller Jr. was elected chairman and the delegation voted to a unit ballot on convention issues. Clara Shirpser won the national committee woman post. John Anson Ford named national committee man. Several officers and liberal alternates were chosen for the Chicago convention.
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Freing
California
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Old Guard
Kefauver
Edmund G. Brown
National Committee
Ehner Heller
Atherton
Clara Shirpser
Berkeley
Gertrude Clark
Sutter Creek
John Anson Ford
Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
David L. Foutz
Long Beach
Hunter Scott
Fresno
Gordon Severance
Tom C. Carrell
San Fernando
George Johnson
Sacramento
iBrown
Chicago
Miller
Stanley Lathen Jr
Visalia
Wendell Philips
San Francisco
Lela Bulloch
James E. Walker
Orange County
Harry Farb
San Diego
Jack Shelfley
Citrus fruit auction prices slide across markets
In Los Angeles on June 16 prices by size and grade for Valencia and other oranges show a general decline. First grade values range from 9.26 to 6.52 with second grade down to about 6.52. New York reports 27 Valencia cars averaging 5.17 with 14 cars remaining higher at 8.76. one mixed car and one grapefruit car noted.
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Los Angeles
New York
Woman Killed Near Baker in Traffic Crash
A woman identified as Mrs Manley Leroys Tallman of McGai Mave was fatally crushed when an overturned truck struck her east of Baker. The Sunday accident raises the county traffic deaths to 75 this year, compared with 77 at this time last year.
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Manley Leroys Tallman
McGai
Mave
Baker
Poultry and Eggs Price Report From Los Angeles
Wholesale and consumer prices for eggs and poultry listed with grades A AA B and sizes. Includes live poultry quotes for broilers fryers roasters and hens with various weight ranges and price bands. Concludes with a note to find a ready market through Facts Classified Ads.
Youth Returns Home After Hartford Talk With Officer
A 17-year-old youth, who came to Hartford police headquarters asking to see cells, was persuaded to return home after a 30 minute talk with a police man who spoke fatherly to him. The youth said he had a fight at home and was thinking of pulling a job to get some money.
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Hartford
Conn
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