More bullet holes deepen mystery in Reeves death
Two additional bullet holes were found at actor George Reeves home in the bedroom and fireplace paneling. Police say the case remains death by self-inflicted gunshot despite claims by Reeves' mother and witness Leonore Lemmon. The bullets, from a .30 caliber Luger, were linked to Reeves who died June 16 at age 45.
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Hollywood
George Reeves
William Parker
Leonore Lemmon
New York Cafe Society
Reeves
Parker
Miss Lemmon
New York
Theodore J. Curphey
Stripper to Speak at Lions Club Meeting
Royal Oak Michigan Miss Libby Jones a burlesque performer will address the Lions Club next Monday as a "summer stimulant" to boost attendance She plans to discuss burlesque sociological and psychological aspects while stating she will entertain not merely strip She earns up to 1250 dollars weekly and will speak free of charge with club official comments on varied member interests.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Libby Jones
Lions Club
Miss Jones
Lions
University of Washington
William Laiten
Synod Rules Against Interfaith Marriages At Convention
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod adopted guidance urging members to avoid interfaith marriages and to preserve rather than end such unions. Delegates also approved a principles declaration denying racial prejudice and reaffirming equal worth, backed by the southern district covering Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and northwest Florida.
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San Francisco
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Synod
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Robbery Defendants Plead Guilty In Local Case
Lonnie Rolling 46 and James Jackson 20 pleaded guilty to robbery charges as witnesses prepared for a felony trial. Rolling faces two robbery counts with two murder sentences in his past. Jackson awaits sentencing on two counts. City and county officers captured the trio after the Ray's Market hold up near 910 W. Congress St. on April 18.
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Lonnie Rolling
James Jackson
Rolling
Texas
E. 26Th St
Lee Garrett
Jackson
South
E. Lester St
Garrett
David King
W. Simpson St
Eugene Suarez
Suarez
Ray
Congress St
King
Judge Sentences Suspect Eight to Ten Years
On June 2 Judge Raul H. Castro sentenced him to eight to 10 years in prison. Rolling and Jackson face charges for the holdups of Ray's Market and the Triangle Liquor Store at 2114 E 22nd St on the night of April 11.
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Raul H. Castro
Rolling and
Jackson
Ray’s Market
Triangle
22Nd St
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