Children Hunt Food but Dogs Board Paid
SAN PEDRO July 2 An autopsy found the 2 month old son of Mr and Mrs Earl C McElweep died from malnutrition while three dogs were reportedly well fed and boarded by police. McElwee and his wife Angelina face preliminary manslaughter hearings July 7 with bail set at 500 and 1000 respectively. Three other children are in Juvenile Hall and a children's home. The father allegedly risked the other children as conditions at the McElwee home were described as filthy with limited food and garbage digging.
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San Pedro
Earl C. McElwee
Homeé
Everett Earle
Elwee
Robert C. Campbell
Lantmak
Wilmington
Flint
McElwee
Tune
Angelina
Jack Elwee
Bali
Tare i Ekers
Relief Grain Controversy Tangles Hawaii Food Crisis
In Honolulu on July 2 a dispute surrounds a relief grain shipment used allegedly to brew beer. Judge Gerald R. Corbett, chair of Hawaii emergency food, vows to ban the Association from future Navy relief ships while officials allege grain was diverted to beer production. Longshoremen agreed to unload the Chara after it carried needed food, amid a broader strike context. A separate incident describes a home invasion where Mariam Garcia, 66, was assaulted during a money demand, receiving injuries and hospital care.
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Honolulu
Fuly
Hawaii
Gerald R. Corbett
Emergency Foods
En's Association, Ltd
Ae ‘Orp
Happert
A. G. Marcus
Dairymen's Association
U. 5S
Atrike
Mariam M. Garcia
Ohio
Ave
Hanii
Women’s Equal Pay Bill Becomes Law
The bill, signed into law by Gov. Warren, grants equal pay for equal work but allows differences in salary based on factors other than sex or by contract between employer and labor organization. The measure aims to ensure the same quantity and quality of work earns the same pay, with caveats for negotiated variations.
Local fiscal surplus and figures dominate city notes
City treasurer reports a surplus of nearly two and a half million dollars for the current fiscal year. NORBAD details and other local financials are highlighted, including a survey of budget progress and staff efforts during holidays.
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Norbad
Umps
Haliday
Three Critically Hurt in Hitron Crash Near Long Beach
Joseph W. Sparks, 53, of 115 E Mountain View, an automobile plant worker, was arrested for hit and run and driving while intoxicated after a crash near 4700 Long Beach Bid. Three occupants were in critical condition at Seaside Hospital last night, and a fourth suffered minor injuries. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon involving a vehicle that overturned.
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Seaside Hospital
Long Beach
Joseph W. Sparks
Mountain View
Misa Sarah Levesey
Erltfeal
Weather forecast for Fourth of July weekend nationwide
Nationwide forecast issues July fourth weekend conditions with notes on heat and travel impact. Forecasters urge caution during peak heat periods and advise planning for outdoor activities accordingly.
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Washington
Longest California Legislature session adjourns after 145 days
In Sacramento the Legislature adjourned at 11:57 pm after a last minute school aid bill deal. The centennial session set a 145 calendar day record, beating 1947, as both houses finished remaining calendar items and passed related bond and funding plans for school construction. Governor Warren said he would not sign a separate special bond measure.
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Sacramento
California
Nelson ‘Dilworth
Hemet
Los Angeles
Francis
Dunn
Oakland
Senate
S. Es
Assembly
Warren
Paraded Heckler Slugs Dying Guardsman in New York
Police hunt for a 20 year old parade heckler who struck National Guardsman Alexander J Taras, 30 year Navy veteran, in New York after booing as the 187th Field Artillery marched before the Fourth of July. Taras died later at a hospital from head injuries. Guardsmen pursued the assailant before order was restored.
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New. York
National
Aexander J.taras
Taras
Rom
John Patrick Hart
New
York
Budiles
Can
Airman's Wife Holds to Hope for Missing Man
A San Francisco woman believes a wild man seen near Humbolt and Mendocino farm yards may be an Air Force colonel lost en route to Portland. The search continues with few clues as to his fate.
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Seaton Ucien
Humbokit
Mendo
San Francisco
Air Force
Minal Ee
Fae
Portland
Heroic Girl 16 to Wed Slayer in Hospital Room
A 16 year old heroic girl in Los Angeles plans to marry her wounded lover Alwyn Ivers after he survived a life threatening shooting. The couple were in a car when an attacker demanded money and a struggle ensued with stones and gunfire. Ivers, 19, remains conscious and in surgery with a gaping wound near the spine.
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Los
Angeles
Ivers
Anid
Los Angeles
Grd
Sonny
Soca
Oan
Slaying Probe Leads to Whipping List Claim
A Methodist minister Rev Luther Brown said he was told he was on the whipping list after uncovering a series of east Alabama floggings. Sheriff G. Ashland reported a black man Willie Horton was arrested on a warrant alleging he violated a rural Marion County area flogging. Horton claimed he was whipped. A separate report describes mob violence near Boston, 30 miles NW of Birmingham, where John Thomas Ianks said two assailants dragged him from his home and lashed him after masked men lingered nearby. state investigators were assigned to probe.
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Birmingham
Als
Walloping
Reegra
Sherif
Ashland
Willie
Horton
Ee County
Aemingham
Alabama
John Thomas Ianks
Newamen
Boston
Bir
Marion
Franks
Ting
Stent Lloyd
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Evarett Earl McElwee
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