Tar Barrel in Arizona Believed to Hold Californians’ Bodies
A tar barrel found in a Salome area dry wash is believed to contain the bodies of Mia Mary Cullen and another Californian missing since January. Cullen, 57, vanished with her stepfather, Daniel T. Boyer, 83, from Blythe, California. Her husband, Ray Cullen, 62, is jailed in Riverside County on murder charges. The skull found last week is thought to be Cullen’s. Authorities note a possible motive tied to forged checks and firearms possession. The discovery followed earlier skull findings, with sheriff’s deputies awaiting county officials’ arrival to proceed.
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Atiz
Jim Cawley
Yuma County
Mia
Mary Cullen
Blythe
Calif
Daniel T. Boyer
Ray Cullen
Riverside County
Ray Seeley
Riverside Sheriff's Department
Seeley
Cullen
Cullens
Boyer
Riverside
Salome
Cawley
U. S. Hwy
California Girl Wins Transcontinental Air Race Finish
Zona King of Quincy, California led the powder puff air race in Miami as Miss Lennox of St. Petersburg won the Montreal Miami event. Misa Lennox completed the transcontinental leg at 7 23 a m with other pilots including Miss Kilrig, Denis Henry and Pat Gladney finishing in later slots. Winners' announcements delayed until all entrants check in during the all women’s air show event.
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Fla
Zona King
Quincy
Calif
Pegny Lennox
St. Petersburg
Misa Lennox
Miss Kilrig
Carel Bloom
Oroville
Denis Henry
Turlock
Pat Gladney
Paio Alto
Aviatrix
Jacqueline Cochran
San Diego
Miss Lennox
Helen Greinke
Bloomington
Frances
Nolde
Reading
Waa
Fifteen Air Force Jets Bound for Iceland
Fifteen U S Air Force jet fighters took off from Greenland today for Iceland, second stop in their mass flight to Germany, an Air Force official said. The planes are F 80s. They left Bangor, Maine, May 26.
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UPI
U.S. Air Force
Greenland
Iceland
Germany
Air Force
Bangor
Maine
Vernon Boy Burned In Weed Fire Fight For Life
Vernon Texas June 2 Donnie Woodard ten years old remains gravely ill after burns covering about seventy percent of his body suffered May 10 While doctors struggle to find veins for a blood transfusion he shows faint signs of strength when nourished The town has rallied with calls and funds with one donor promising a pony to aid his recovery
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Texas
Donnie Woodard
Vernon Farm Bby
Donnie
West
Vernon Record
Ind
Donne
Margaret Hutchinson
Texarkana
Hickenlooper Says Security Bars Let Down
Washington June 2 AP Capitol Hill investigations reveal 3280 people gained access to secret atomic data without full loyalty checks and a guard with a police record was involved in the missing uranium case. Senator Hickenlooper attacked emergency clearances while AEC Chairman Lilienthal defended faster security, saying national security improved by speeding the program. The Argonne National Laboratory case centered on missing Uranium 235 and a guard still employed with reduced duties as officials noted most recovered.
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Capitol Hill
Sen. Hickenlooper
R.jowa
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
AEC
David Lilenthal
Hoares
Elston
R.-Ohio
Zarrell Wilson
Commission
Wilson
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne Laboratory
Chicago
Hickenloper
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
Chinese Forces Quitting Tsingtao
Nanking June 2 official sources say Chinese Nationalist army and navy forces are abandoning Tsingtao. The German-built North China port was the last government holdout in North China. US Navy reportedly abandoned Tsingtao as a base for the western Pacific fleet according to Shanghai and other sources.
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Tsingtao
North China
China
United States Navy
Shanghai
U. S Navy
Congress Economy Bloc Hints Session to Next Christmas
Sen Bridges denounces a 5 percent pay cut idea as ridiculous while backing a lengthy session to study Hoover savings of 3 billion dollars. He urges balancing the budget and outlines four possible paths for Congress to take amid fiscal strain.
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Sen. Bridges
R.N
Vues
Bridges
Sen. McCarthy
Wis
Congress
Hoover
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Expenditures Committee
Truman
Cape States Senate
News Highlights From The Day
Congressman Doyle flies to Long Beach to confer with city civic and Navy officials on a subsidence problem. Two women die from traffic injuries. Dock strike costing Hawaii 300000 dollars daily. News from your old home town. Bridge where to find it. Genética edits. Comics and crossword. Editorial. Financial. Radio. Shipping table. Sports. Theaters. Tides temperatures. Women’s activities.
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Long Beach
Navy
Hawaii
Genetia
Curious Skipper Revives Operator of Stranded Boat
Frank Gerhardt of Long Beach, skipper of the sport fishing boat Skip per, revived the unconscious operator of the Idyll Daze after it ran aground near Long Point Catalina Island. The Coast Guard reported the operator, F C Rice of Wilmington, regained consciousness and towed the grounded craft to San Pedro with ten passengers aboard. The Perseus aided in towing the Skipper and Idyll Daze, and later saw the Gentleman towing Sunset, with both groups taken to Avalon.
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Roswell Ave
Long Beach
Long Point
Catalina Island
Coast Guard
F. C. Rice
Marine Ave
Wilmington
Gerhardt
Rice
Perseus
San Pedro
Avalon
Abandoned Apollo Theater Burns in Chicago Fire
Fire gutted the vacant Apollo Theater at Randolph and Clark Streets in Chicago's lakefront area. Investigators characterize the blaze as an interior fire that destroyed the building while crews battled the flames on a June morning in 2012.
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Chicago
Randolph and Clark Sts
Hake
States Propose U S Oil Law Amid Tidelands Talks
States from Texas Louisiana and California submit a six to seven page legislative proposal to settle the tidelands dispute with the federal government. They seek 37 percent royalties on all oil from the state's shore to the continental shelf rather than just within the three mile limit. Texas official Bascom Giles says vested state rights are protected. Truman declines pre commit while signaling a possible approach.
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Rayburn
Texas
Clark
Krug
Eral
Louisiana
California
TEXAN
Bascom Giles
Congress
Baker shoots ex girlfriend and mother then kills himself
In New York a 28 year old baker shouted I cannot have you and shot his former girlfriend Elaine Calestine 20 and her mother Sylvia Shearer 26 at a Coney Island apartment before killing himself Police said he demanded reconciliation and fired as the women refused to renew the relationship Both women were hospitalized
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Bruno
Dudek
Coney Island
Elaine Calestine
Sylvia Shearer
Tornadoes injure fourteen across four Midwest states
Fourteen people were injured as tornadoes struck rural areas in southwestern Iowa northwestern Missouri northeastern Kansas and southeastern Nebraska. A Tarkio Missouri area twister injured eleven and a Essex Iowa twister damaged a home injuring a three member family. Farm buildings and communications were wrecked near Tarkio and Nebraska City with several hospitalized and several in serious condition.
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Midwest
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
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Essex
Asayaae
Melvin Stoldorf
Towa
Marilyn
Hand Hospit
Shenandoah
Staldorf
Truman grills lax driver licensing as safety hazard
President Truman denounced U S licensing as scandalous and weak saying states and local governments must deny highway use to the irresponsible unfit and chronic lawbreakers. He cited the President's Conference on Highway Safety and noted programs in the last year saved almost 11 000 lives and prevented injuries to nearly 400 000 people.
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Truman
Conference On Highway Safety
Quads Born To South Africa Stir Tribal Taboos
In Elim Swiss mission hospital near Trichardt four babies arrived to Petrus Makari and his wife Makwarela sparking a crisis as Bavenda custom brands multiple birth children as monsters and ostracizes the mother. The family seeks refuge while funds are sought to aid hospital care and the department weighs grants.
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South Africa
New York
Bronx
Union of South Africa
Department of Native Affairs
Petrus Makari
Makwarela
Trichardt
Sf‘fairs Department
Treasury
Elim Hospital
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David Lilienthal
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
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ReMich
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