Felons at Terminal Island Facility Mark Anniversary
Dr King oversees treatment of hundreds of inmates from five state prisons at the California Medical Facility on Terminal Island. He advocates mental and physical rehabilitation, including schooling and handicraft sales, with plans to expand the hospital-like setup. Critics note ongoing challenges in treating mentally afflicted felons and behavior prediction.
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Dr. King
San Quentin
M. A. King
Terminal Island State Medical Facility
Merle R. Scheckloth
Prato
Peace risks for Long Beach naval installs examined
A reader warns that renewed peace could reduce Navy Shipyard activity in Long Beach, implying layoffs for SPUth workers and a return of instability. The writer urges stronger local organization to safeguard interests with military forces, citing past limited influence.
New Boost In Cost of Living Index
The government reports the cost of living index rose four tenths of one percent from mid-April to mid-May as 200000 rail workers gain a one cent hourly pay raise. The rise signals a likely change to the wage formula under review, potentially allowing about one percent wage hikes. Food prices edged down fractionally, while overall living costs hit a record high about 12 percent above prewar levels.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York GOP Leader Urges Eisenhower Nomination
New York Republican leader Will L. Pfeiffer urged nomination of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. He spoke to the Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs of New York State, noting Gov. Dewey’s support and predicting all 97 New York delegates would vote for Eisenhower at the Republican national convention in Chicago.
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N.Y
Duoc
New York
Republican State Committee
Inday
Dwight D. Eisenhower
D. Eisenhower
Willliam L. Pfeiffer
Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
New York State
Thomas F. Dewey
Eisenhower
Pfeiffer
Gen
Mower
Chicago
Blood evidence in Nuzum murder trial shocks Las Cruces
Doctor testifies stains on the professional football player’s car are human blood and flesh found on the springs. Nuzum stands trial for the 1949 murder of Ovida Cricket Coogler, a Las Cruces waitress whose body was found in a shallow grave south of town after she disappeared March 31, 1949. A series of witnesses described seeing Nuzum with the waitress the night she disappeared.
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N. M
Toerry Nuzum
Nuzum
Ovida
Cricket) Coogler
Las Cruces
Here
Dwight Rife
Sugan
Coppler
Nurum
Las Croces
Widow testifies on rift before slaying on Rose Marie
Ruth Keddenfield testified about marital estrangement and the day Lee Eddenfield was killed near Baldy Road. She described a bedroom door bolt scene at their Chino home and a party mood before the death. Rose Marie Pirdsall is accused of killing her husband. defense argues it was in defense of honor.
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June Wayamrs
Ruth Keddenfield
Via
Tureler
Ward Eddenfield
Rose Marie Pirdsall
Mddenfielt
Lee Doatiidd
Ales. Widenfield
Eddenfield
Edden
Alito Birdsall Dyiges
Rose Mie
China
Rose Marie
Eddonticki
Rinkto
Riakto
Robert L. Gibbs
Miss Birdsall
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Ole
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Eddonfield
Miss Hirdsall
Tidlo
Uldonfield
Weather tides report with mixed figures
Low tide is 2 feet at 19:35 with high tides 311 feet at 69 a m and 34 feet at 6 13 p m. Tidal forecasts include low tides tomorrow 0.3 feet and 23 feet at 42:21 ft. High tides are 3.2 feet at 3 06 a m and 5.6 feet at 6 55 p m.
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