Unable to Care for Sick Mother, He Shoots Her
Earl Cadle, 21, an electrician, is jailed after admitting to shooting his invalid mother, Mrs. Alice Cadle, 52, who remains in critical condition. Cadle said he could not sleep and killed her with a .22 pistol, claiming he had cared for her since a stroke years earlier. Police report Cadle confessed after being questioned following a call to his south side home.
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Bill Approved to Build Pipeline Near Alameda Station
The Senate approved and sent to the House a bill allowing the East Bay Municipal Utility District to construct a water pipeline beneath part of the U S Naval Air Station in Alameda California The line from Tynan Avenue to Atlantic Avenue is deemed the only feasible path to expand water supply for industrial and military facilities The action aims to boost district capacity for critical installations.
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Des Moines Tot Chokes on Toy Balloon Tragedy
A four year old boy in Des Moines choked after swallowing a balloon and died despite artificial respiration and hospital treatment. Parents James and Mrs Brown mourn the loss alongside their other son Clarence seven months old.
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Long Trek Starts from Douglas to Elk Hart Home
Two young men, Bob Sigsbee and Rusty Benman, begin a three month horseback trek from Douglas to Elkhart Indiana via New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming. They left despite confident remarks about handling packs and lights, aiming to reach home without trouble.
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Governor Green Declines on Presidential Preference
Springfield May 11 Gov Green says he is neutral on the presidential race, framing Dwight H Green as a Republican favorite son candidate but stating he is neither for nor against any slate or candidate.
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First Korean free election costs 500 lives
Seoul May 11 America's occupancy authorities report nearly 500 lives lost in Korea's first free election amid bombings sabotage and threats of violence Yet some 17 million South Koreans voted for 200 national assemblymen who will form the first democratic government Balloting proceeded slowly over several days with high turnout despite pre election violence and US led UN observation expected to approve the election North Korea under Soviet occupation did not participate but was invited to join the new government
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Wyoming Democrats back Truman and O曼ohoney
In Casper on May 11, Wyoming Democrats instructed six national convention votes for President Truman and Vice President candidate Joseph C. O'Mahoney. The nine Republican delegates will stay uninstructed in Philadelphia, with supporters for Harold Stassen Dewey and Taft among the aspirants.
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Illinois Governor Green Refuses Early Presidential Endorsement
Green, nominee for a third four year term as Illinois governor and leading GOP presidential prospect, told the state convention that he will not participate in campaigns before the Philadelphia meeting. He plans to be keynote speaker and temporary chairman at the national convention on June 21, urging no commitment of Illinois delegates before Philadelphia.
Humid Warmth Pervades South and East Regions
The Weather Bureau reports humid warmth spreading across the south and east while unseasonably cool conditions persist in the Great Lakes and central plains. A weak low pressure system from southern Texas to the lower Great Lakes divides warm and cool air, with 60 to 70 degree readings in the southeast and 34 to 40 in the north. Rain affected Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa, and the southern Great Lakes area with showers continuing in Arkansas and the southeast.
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Actor Must Not Disturb His Wife Trial Ruling
In Los Angeles a domestic relations court ruled that actor George Stone must not annoy or molest his wife Marjorie while their divorce case proceeds. The ruling came as the couple, living in a shared apartment, disputed eviction steps and the court ordered both sides to stop harassment.
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