Medals Returned to Twentynine Palms Mother for War Hero
Mary McGee receives back her son Private Robert McGee Jr.’s Purple Heart and World War II medals forty years after they were stolen. A NYC hobo found the box and the Marines traced the mother, who was nearly blind, to reunite her with the keepsakes and a photo of her late son.
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Purple Heart
Hobo
Los Angeles Times
Twentynine Palms
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Mary McGee
Bobby
Okinawa
Long Island
23Rd Street
New York City
Robert McGee Jr
Frank
Marines Corps
New
Mary
J.P. Monahan
Cane toads devastate Australia’s cane fields and pets
Poisonous cane toads from South America have multiplied across Australia’s eastern coast after being released in 1935 to fight beetles. They lack predators, threaten crops and wildlife, and have even caused human fatalities from their toxic secretions. Scientific research is limited while farmers seek control.
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Brisbane
Australia
South America
Robert Floyd
Department of Entomology
Commonwealth, Science and Industrial Research Organization
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