OBITUARY

Name:      Paul Robertson Brandenburg

From:  The Star-News, Pasadena, California
Date:   Saturday, June 26, 1971 

 Paul R. Brandenburg, 73, victim of a stabbing on the night of June 13, in Pasadena died early Friday in St. Luke Hospital, Pasadena, police reported.

Humbert Medina, 30, of 2265 White St., Pasadena, arrested at that time on a deadly weapon assault charge and later released on a writ, was rearrested today for investigation of murder, Police Agent Ben Hetherington reported.

Brandenburg, of 127 Greenwood Ave., was standing on the sidewalk in front of a bar where he was employed, at 1758 E. Colorado Blvd., about 9 p.m. when a man ran up and stabbed him in the abdomen.  The suspect fled, jumped in his car and drove away, but collided with another auto when making a U-turn to escape.  A license number was obtained and parts of the suspect's car were found on the street.

Medina, found at his home, denied knowing of a stabbing.

From:  The Star-News, Pasadena, California
Date:   Saturday, June 26, 1971 

Paul R. Brandenburg passed away June 25, 1971.  Survived by his sister, Vivian M. Schultz of Pasadena. Services, and interment, private. Lamb Funeral Home, directors.