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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1949

Page

11

Five Killed In B 26 Crash In West Texas

A two engine B 26 bomber from Biggs AFB crashed into brushy ranch country near Midland Texas killing five crewmen from El Paso and Shreveport. The plane, en route from Biggs to Barksdale, exploded on impact as overcast skies hung over the area.

Midland Tex Air Biggs Air Force Base el Paso Charles J. Lutz Thomas Hillman Shreveport James R. Butler Billy H. Miller Ft. Worth Robert E. Lee Biloxi Miss Biggs Barksdale Air Force Base Tucson Midland Police Jack Ellington West Texas Biggs Field

Bodies Of 2 Navy Pilots Recovered After Crash In Arizona

At Williams Air Force Base Arizona ground crews reached a 6000 foot peak near Superior to recover two pilots killed when three navy fighter planes crashed while ferried from El Paso to Litchfield. The crew included Lt JG George A Hecker Ens James T Pilgreen and Ens John E Lawrence Jr. A third body lay on a distant peak with no signs of life. Police assess motive not yet known in later hotel shooting in Mexico where a man and a woman fled in a car after the bar killing of a cattle worker assisting the joint Mexican US commission. The worker was a Dallas Texas resident.

Ariz Naval Air Facility George A. Hecker Portsmouth James T. Pilgreen Shreveport John E. Laurence Jr Goresbeck Tex Cowan Dallas

Swearing Over Sermon Leads To Man's Arrest

Hollywood report: Robert Shapiro, 27, jailed for muttering curses during an anticommunism church sermon. He stalked out mid address swearing. Deputy Marshal John H. Blewett Jr. charged him with causing a disturbance in a house of worship.

Hollywood UPR Robert Shapiro John H. Blewett Jr Shapiro

Tennessee Killer Will Be Executed

Earl Bircham, a Tennessee gunman, is in Kentucky’s death house awaiting execution scheduled for March 18 for killing a Louisville patrolman. He had been linked to bank and store robberies in Tennessee and the South, was captured after a gun battle in Louisville, and denied a request to see his wife before being moved to the state prison.

Eddyville Tennessee Earl Bircham Kentucky Louisville Bircham

Two Officers Die in Shootout After Chasing Suspect

Patrolman John Tennyson and Officer John Ross pursued Bircham after he went the wrong way on a one way street on August 14. A gun battle ensued when Bircham crashed into a tree and Tennyson was killed while Ross was wounded. Bircham was later captured by an unarmed former Marine.

Tennyson John Ross Bircham Ross

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