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Slain on vacation trip
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Slain on vacation trip

Associated Press · July 28, 1956

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Anne Shay, 21, daughter of a Fairfield town official, was beaten fatally by PFC. John Kruse, Jr. in Monterey, Calif., where Miss Shay had stopped during an auto trip, Monterey Police Chief Charles E. Simpson said today.

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