Five Break-Ins Reported Today In Home Gardens
Juvenile-leaning break ins disrupted Home Gardens including Diamond Bear Cafe Duck Pond Alamo Hardware Mac's Food Market and Texaco Service Station. Windows were broken and limited cash and candy cigars were taken with notable property damage. Jim Guy a paper carrier reported the incidents to authorities during morning deliveries.
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Home Gardens
Diamond Bear Cafe
Duck Pond
Alamo Hardware & Electric Company
Mac’s
Texaco
Alamo
Riverside Enterprise
Unofficial Tally for Temescal District Judge Race
The Riverside County election office reports unofficial results for Temescal Judicial District Court showing Mary Alice Sutter leading Willie Caudill and James Angell. Alexander M Rowell pending re-checks. Sutter and Caudill face a runoff in the fall. A separate note mentions a British firm developing a self contained dry shaver after over two decades of research.
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Temescal Judicial District Court
Riverside County Court House
Mary Alice Sutter
Willie S. Caudill
Justice Court
James Angell
Alexander M. Rowell
Sutter
Caudill
Angell
Betty Bibles to Wed J. C. Luster in Corona
Engagement of Betty Bibles to J C Luster is announced by their families. Betty a Corona High School graduate class of 1952. Luster served in Korea eight months and discharged April 1952. Wedding set for Saturday June 14 at 8 p.m. in the patio of the bride elects parents home. They plan to establish a home in Corona.
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United States
Corona
Class of 1927 Plans Reunion Here June 29
Corona High School graduates of 1927 plan a reunion on Sunday June 29 at 3 p.m. in the American Legion Hall. Many 25 year graduates live in the area and invitations have been mailed. Planning committee includes Kathryn Barnes and Lucile Burns.
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Corona High School
American Legion Hall
Kathryn Barnes
Lucile Burns
Fight Leads to Court Appearance in Norco Incident
A Tuesday night fight on Hamner avenue in Norco led to the court appearance of Paul Adron Tharp charged with battery by Michael A. Blomme. Tharp was fined 25 dollars after a political argument turned physical. Also cited were William Jacob Schaeffer and Guy Willian Thompson for carrying a loaded .22 rifle on the highway, each fined 25 dollars with 10 dollars suspended and two years probation.
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Hamner
Norco
Paul Adron Tharp
East Second Street
Michael A. Blomme
Route 1
Corona
Blomme
Tharp
Ann
Willie S. Caudill
Justice Court
William Jacob Schaeffer
Guy Willian Thompson
Los Angeles Area
Donald Stork
Truman declines to confirm or deny Korea atomic threat reports
President Truman refused to confirm or deny reports that UN forces in Korea are prepared to use atomic weapons if needed. He was questioned on the topic during his weekly news conference.
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Truman
Korea
Baseball Scores From Today’s Games
In the American League Detroit and New York posted varied innings with Detroit scoreless early, New York tallying three runs in a late stretch, and St Louis delivering five runs against Boston. Chicago beat Philadelphia while Philadelphia managed four runs. In the National League Boston defeated Pittsburgh 11 to 2, with Philadelphia scoring one against Chicago who posted three.
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Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Peter McDuecky
Rodeo Parade Plans for Corona Ninth Annual Event
Parade plans announced by Sgt Bill Heckert for Sunday to march north on Main in Corona. Grand Marshal Axel Springborg on his prize mount leads the Western themed entries with floats cars and mounted units assembling along Southeast Grand Boulevard before a 1 pm start and route to Ramona and the rodeo grounds.
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Corona
Bill Heckert
Axel Springborg
Lim
Grend Boulevard
Main
Ramona
Victoria
Howard
Joy
Tenth
Main Street
Grand Boulevard
Pearl
Rodeo Arena
Oil prospecting at Lake Elsinore continues despite break in drill
Mrs. Mary A Johnson says oil search near Lake Elsinore is not stopped and plans to drill new hole if needed. Driller Anne Arnold intends to push forward in Riverside County with oil development. A line break at 2308 feet halted work 36 to 48 hours while tools were recovered.
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Lake Elsinore
Mary A. Johnson
Washburn Street
Corona
Johnson
Anne Arnold
Riverside County
Arnold
Ben Hogan Leads Open at Dallas After First Round
National Open at Dallas sees defending champion Ben Hogan shoot a 69 at Northwood Country Club. Hogan was the first to break par in the opening 18 holes, amid a tough, trap-filled course that challenged 36 early starters.
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Dallas
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Northwood Country Club
Bantam Ben
Northwood
Aviator Opens 4,000-Mmile Flight to Sweden in Cub
Minneapolis pilot Max Conrad launches from Washington in a small Piper Cub for a 4,000 mile journey to Scandinavia. He departed at 2 27 p.m. EDT and plans a stop tonight at Old Town Maine for the first leg of the trip.
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Minneapolis
Scandinavia
Max Conrad
Washington
Old Town
Toledo Physician Heads Medic Group
The American Medical Association named Dr. Edward McCormick of Toledo as president elect. McCormick defeated Dr. Francis Borzell of Philadelphia 103 to 74.
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The
American Medical Association
Edward McCormick
Toledo
McCormick
Francis Borzell
Philadelphia
Ministers Raise Tent City for SDA Assembly at La Sierra
Seventh day Adventist ministers prepare a ten day camp meeting at La Sierra College Arlington with 175 tents and 4000 southern California attendees. Local pastors R C Mote Harvey Retzer and William Robinson lead proceedings as visiting speakers join from Washington New York and Los Angeles.
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la Sierra College
Arlington
R. C. Mote
Corona
Harvey Retzer
William Robinson
Hemet
Southeastern California
la Sierra
R. G. Mote
Buena Vista Avenue
Harry Garlick
Leola West
R. N
Red Cross
Republican bloc could swing GOP nomination in convention
Maryland Governor McKeldin Pennsylvania Governor Fine and Michigan GOP leader explore uncommitted delegates forming a 100 vote harmony bloc at the GOP convention. The maneuver could influence Taft or Eisenhower on first ballot with 109 unpledged delegates still to be chosen.
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Washington, D.C
Theodore Mckheldin
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Taft
Eisenhower
Baltimore Sun
Washington Times-Herald
Theodore R. McKeldin
John S. Fine
John Marshall Butler
Balttimore Sun
McKeldin
Fine
The
Sun
United Press
Times-Herald
Allies Hold Newly Won Ground in Korea Action
Allied riflemen in Korea hold newly won ground as they push two wedges into Communist lines on the flanks of the Iron Triangle. They are backed by tanks and fighter-bombers, while on the western front Allied tanks counter Chinese probing attacks from yesterday.
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Korea
Army Joins Navy Application in Worcester
Worcester reports Army man Robert Sc. has applied for enlistment in the Navy, marking a crossover between service branches. The update notes a local recruit seeking to switch to naval duties.
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ARMY
NAVY
Worcester
Mass
Robert Sc
Truman Pushes Multi Nation Probe of Koje Island Prisoners
President Truman urges a five nation neutral inquiry into Koje Island and mainland prisoner screening by India Pakistan Indonesia Sweden and Switzerland. The move aims to address inconsistent returns and ensure legal asylum grounds, shaping bargaining leverage at Panmunjom or the UN Assembly.
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Truman
Koje Island
Koje
India
Pakistan
Indonesia
Sweden
Switzerland
Kose
Reds
Panmunjom
UN Assembly
Dynamic force of MR A described by Dr Buchman at Mackinac
Dr Frank Buchman founder of Moral Re-Armament calls M R A a new dynamic force uniting east and west. He says its aim is to cure disorder and panic and cites success stories such as a major airline reducing grievances from nearly 500 to three this year. Admiral Byrd is quoted praising M R A as above par and the movement centers on self effort to live four absolutes: honesty purity unselfishness and love. Dr Lee A Dubridge adds that science alone cannot cure world ill but mobilizing spiritual and intellectual resources can.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Frank Buchman
Moral Re-Armament
M.R. A
Buchman
M. R. A. Assembly
M. B.A
Admiral Byrd
Adm
Richard EB. Byrd
Byrd
DR. Dubridge
Dcience
Lee A. Dubridge
California Institute of Technology
Eisenhower backs Taft Hartley option in steel dispute
Dwight Eisenhower says he would use the Taft Hartley law if president to avert a steel strike, made during a meeting with New Jersey Republicans. President Truman seeks an emergency seizure law but Congress again rejects seizing steel mills, voting 15 to 10 in the House.
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Ike
Dwight Eisenhower
Conevoss
Eisenhower
New Jersey
New York
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
House
Banking Committee
Taft
Robert Taft
GOP
Truman Seeks to Avoid MacArthur Clash but Hints Action
President Truman says he wants to stay clear of controversy over General MacArthur's political activities. He notes the Army is handling the MacArthur matter, but he would act if he deems the Army lax. MacArthur is named keynote at the Republican convention and backs Senator Taft.
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Truman
MacArthur
Taft
California G I and Pal Die for German Car Theft Murder
A U S Army court martial sentenced Private Richard A Hagelberger, 19, and Private John Vigneault, 19, to death for the robbery and murder of two German civilians to steal their car. The pair, AWOL from their unit, allegedly killed Eckhart and Schlosser after a tavern meeting and a ride offer, with a confession stating the plan to kill and steal.
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California
G-I
Pal
United States Army
Richard A. Huogelborper
Mankato St
Chula Vista
Calif
A. Companion
John Vigneault
Goffs Falls
N. H
United States
U. S. Army
Hagelberger
Senate rejects canceling Los Angeles housing program
The Senate votes 44 to 32 against a proposal to end federal participation in the $110 million Los Angeles public housing program. Sen. Nixon and Sen. Knowland led the amendment but lost along party lines after challenging Barkley. Republicans Morris and Tohey join the Democratic bloc.
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United States Senate
Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
William F. Knowland
Barkley
Wayne Morris
Charles W. Tohey
South Korea blocks Voice of America broadcasts
The South Korean government cut VOA programs from its system, accusing them of insulting anti government opinions. The State Department will protest, and Ambassador Muccio has approached Seoul to restore the broadcasts. VOA will still beam to Korea from Japan.
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Korean Broadcasting System
Voice
State Department
John Muccio
South Korea
Japan
Syngman Rhee
South Korean
General Assembly
Truman
Rhee
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Tomorrous
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