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Fleeing Negro
Shot At Dunsmur
WEED, Calif. Will Moody
Bolden, 31 - year-old NoKro, re
mains in a critical condition it a
hospital here, hii lun pierced by
a bullet during a Saturday shooting
acrape with Dunsmuir police.
The wounded man has been
charged in Siskiyou county with
assault and breaking and entering.
According to Dunsmuir police,
a man answering his description
attacked Mrs. E. A. Chnstensen,
apartment house manacer. alter
walking into her apartment and
asking for coffee.
Her f creams aroused a tenant
who beat olf the attacker. But ha
got out of tha building.
A short time later a man of
ficera aay it waa Bolden at
tempted to break into another
Dunsmuir homa and was chased
away down a canyon. Officer Ken
neth Irwin said he fired two shots,
one over the fleeing man's head.
The second struck Bolden in th
back.
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TACOMA JP A Tacoma
doctor reports the birth of a child
here from the abdominal cavity of
the mother and both ara do
ing well. I
Dr. Leo Annest said the opera-1
lion, which he termed unusual, I
resulted from a tubular pregnancy I
in the mother, Mrs. James Smith
of Tacoma. This condition. Dr. An
nest said, usually requires an oper-
ation for removal of the fertilized
egg.
! The baby girl was delivered af-
ter eight months pregnancy and
placed in an incubator.
The father, a master sergeant
with the Second inlantry division
in Korea since last August, now
is enroute home on rotation, Mrs.
Smith said.
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TV Programs Teeming With Crime, Data Shows q
LOS ANGELES (Pl One
hundred snd twenty-seven mur
ders, lot "justifiable killings." 3S7
attempted murders, 93 kidnap
pings. 11 jallbreaks, three brand
ings of men with red bot irons. . . .
These figures, says TV mag
azine, Video trade publication, rep
resent crimes committed in one
week on television programs
broadcast by the seven Los Angeles
stations.
The magazine, which made a
survey of telecasts during the week
beginning May 1, reports:
Eighty-two percent of the crimes
occurred on programs designed es
pecially for children.
Seventy percent of all children's
programs depend on crime and
violence for their appeal.
Only 55 percent of all crime
programs are broadcast after 9
p.m. when children presumably
are in bed.
Assaults, batteries, cases of dis
honest gambling and lesser crimes
were too numerous to tabulate,
the magazine says. It is turning
over a 176-page report on the sur
vey to Mnor Fletcher Bowron
for study. w
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atto:iatii pratUnt, will bt tSs totsVsr it t!i
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lifting and blocking up ordinarily required for front
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Slayer Facing
2nd Death Verdict
WATERLOO, Iowa UP)
Death on the gallows confronts Ed
ward J. (Buddy) Beckwith for the
Second time.
A jury of eight women and three
men convicted him of fir' degree
murder in the slaying of Mrs. Irma
Jean Stahlhut, 22. wife of a Morri
son. Ia., tavern owner.
The jury whirh deliberated only
aO minutft. i-r"ind'"t the
death penalty. That makes it maa
ri.itory lor the judye to sentence the
29 - year-old Waterloo factory
worker to hang.
A similar verdict was returned
after Beckwith's first trial in No
vember, 1949. The slate supreme
court reversed that verdict and re
turned the rase for another trial
The second trial was heard by
only 11 jurors because of a rum
pus at its outset, caused when one
of the women selected to serve
refused to take the oath as a juror.
The woman. Mrs. Jpantle Wat
son of Waterloo, told the judge she
could not take the n-ith iint'l se
found someone to take care of her
two sons, aged 8 and 5.
District Judge Shannon B. Churl
ton sentenced the woman to six
months in the state women's re
formatory for contempt of court.
She later offered to serve, but the
defense declined to accent her ad
the trial went ahead with only 11
juiors.
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