Body Of Patricia Hull Found In An Isolated Canyon
The body of 10 year old Patricia Jean Hull, missing since Saturday from a Buena Park theater, was found in Live Oak Canyon near El Toro Marine Base. Sheriff’s investigators seek murder and kidnapping charges against Henry Ford McCracken, who allegedly left the theatre with the girl. Blood evidence and further details are under investigation.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Patricia Jean Hull
Here
Orange County Forest Ranger
Orange
Live Oak Canyon
el Toro Marine Base
Live Oak
Trabuco Canyon
Joe Sherman
A. Forest Ranger
Buena Park
Henry Ford McCracken
James Musick
McCracken
George Chula
James Davis
Tom McGaff
Orange County Sheriffs Crime Laboratory
Constables May Give Wives Jobs
In Maricopa County, constables’ wives could hold their husbands’ offices next week if county officials push the plan. Sheriff Boies indicated it may be the only way to resolve the dual-office issue after a state attorney general ruling barred constables from serving as deputy sheriffs. County officials would seek resignations to permit wives’ appointments until the next election or legislative fix. County Attorney McCarthy said no legal objection exists.
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Maricopa
D. P. Kimball
L. C. Boies
Boies
State Attorney General
Maricopa County
Warren L. McCarthy
Colombian Papers Reject Censorship Ee wae
Colombian newspapers unite to denounce censorship measures amid rising pressure from authorities. Editors insist on press freedom and question government actions, signaling broader solidarity within media circles.
Newspapers Halt Print In Colombia Over Censorship Dispute
In Bogota on May 24, El Tiempo and El Liberal did not appear on news stands after refusing government censorship. The Interior Department forbade non censored newspapers, a ban triggered by photos showing Colombian soldiers departing for Korea.
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Bogota
Colombia
el Tiempo
el Liberal
Interior Department
Korea
What Noted People Are Saying
International News Service reports statements from Lt Gen James A Van Fleet Gov Thomas E Dewey and Gen Omar Bradley. Van Fleet says the Eighth Army is attacking all along the front with no limitation on objectives. Dewey asserts liberty requires sacrifice preparedness and strength. Bradley notes the desire to end the Korean War promptly to be ready for future movements.
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International News Service
U. S
Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
Almond
Alarm System Cancellation Costs Hit Phoenix Firm
Woodrow W. Arbogast of Newbery Electric testified in U S District Court that the city halted a fire alarm project, forcing his firm to bill Gamewell and incur 1781.95 in labor, 1990.20 in equipment rental, and other charges as it waited for orders to resume. The dispute centers on a 703,567 contract with Gamewell and a 300,000 suit for withheld payments.
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Len Welch
Phoenix
United States District Court
Woodrow W. Arbogast
West
Palo Verde Drive
Newbery Electric Corporation of Arizona
Gamewell Company
Gamewell
Arbogast
City of
Ray W. Wilson
Truman Seeks 8.5 Billion Dollar Foreign Aid Plan
President Truman asked Congress to approve a massive foreign aid program totaling 8.5 billion dollars to counter Communist expansion. The proposal directs about 6.25 billion to strengthen allies, with 1.614 billion for other regions and 930 million for Asiatic nations including Formosa. An additional 1 billion loan authority for the Export-Import Bank is proposed, framed as a timely effort to build free world defenses and economic prosperity.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Russia
Far East
South
Southeast Asia
Near
Middle East
Latin America
Formosa
European Aid Tops List ac and Washington
President Truman asked Congress to approve 8.5 billion for foreign aid with nearly two thirds earmarked for arms to Western Europe. The breakdown shows 2.25 billion for economic relief and 6.25 billion for military aid, plus 73 million in admin expenses. The East Africa Middle East Asia Latin America totals are listed with regional allocations.
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Truman
Congress
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Truman Warns Third World War Would Turn U S Into Battlefield
President Truman warned at a news conference that a third world war with atomic weapons would make the United States a battlefield and thrust civilization back into the Dark Ages. He urged Congress to renew mobilization laws expiring June 30 and suggested a cross country tour to explain the foreign policy.
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INS
Truman
United States
Europe
Iran
Acheson
MacArthur
Congress
U.S
U. S
Free World
Federal Agents Join Police To Unfold Guzik Activities
Federal investigators from the Treasury, Post Office, Narcotics Bureau, and FBI collaborate with county detectives to probe Charles A. Guzik and potential links to his father the gangland fixer Jake Guzik. Authorities guard Guzik’s North 13th Place home, subpoena records, and pursue 11 morals counts with more charges anticipated.
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Charles A. Guzik
Jake
Greasy Thumb
Narcotics Bureau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Guzik
L. C. Boies
North 13Th Place
Treasury Department
Communists Escape Route In East Cut By Allied Action
Allied task forces broke up the Communist escape corridor along the east front near Parallel 38 in Korea. Units seized Choyang River crossings, retook Chunchon, and pushed toward the northern border as Lt. Gen. Almond and Lt. Gen. Van Fleet praised the operation and its bold sweep.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Choyang
Red Korea
Edward M Almond
Chunchon
Korea
Almond
Choyang River
Hangye
Inje
Seoul
Kapyong
Hwachon
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Hwachon
van Fleet
Iran warns oil nationalization could trigger world war
Tehran on May 24 warned the Anglo Iranian Oil Company that recognizing Iran's oil nationalization within one week was required or Britain would be expelled from future operations. Deputy Hossein Makki said a single shot in the Persian Gulf could trigger World War III within 24 hours. Britain prepared a paratroop force for possible intervention. The ultimatum demanded negotiation of settlement within a week or government seizure of the oil fields without further talks.
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Tehran
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Persian Gulf
Hossein Makki
Il-man
Tran
Middle East
Markets At A Glance Price Trends and Sessions
New York markets showed heavy selling in bonds with lower corporate issues and terms like liquidation and short covering. Chicago and other pits had mixed results with oats steady and cash oats firm while hogs moved slowly with slight late rallies and higher top bids.
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New York
Ares
Bradley Says West Can't Stop Russia
Gen Omar Bradley finished six days of testimony in support of the Korean War policy and President Truman's dismissal of Gen Douglas MacArthur, arguing the West cannot halt Russia's influence.
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Bradley
West
Russia
Washington
Omar Bradley
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
United States weighs tax on razors amid Korea policy debate
House Ways and Means approves a 10 percent tax on safety razors as part of a sweeping 7.2 billion revenue measure still under drafting. Bradley testifies that MacArthur’s Korea strategy could have been handled better and is dismissed as a witness. Senate panel considers next witnesses as Truman’s MacArthur firing looms. Casualty totals in Korea reach 141,955 with 10,680 killed in action. Sweden cites a Russian source suggesting 38th Parallel settlement might be acceptable. Special post office service rates rise by eight cents. NATO says Western nations lack capability to halt Russian aggression. Iran remains a danger point amid Soviet concerns.
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Free World
Truman
Kremlin
Soviet Union
House
Ways and Means
Bradley
MacArthur
Hickenlooper
Iowa
State Acheson
Russell
U. S
Korea
Russia
Iran
Baseball box scores from Cleveland Philadelphia games
Box score notes show Feller Hegan Hudson Ross Guerra for Cleveland and Gumpert Niarhos Coleman Scheib Murray for Philadelphia. Chicago at Philadelphia 511 211 runs, St Louis Boston postponed by rain. Cincinnati at St Louis scheduled for night. only game scheduled in National League.
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Hegan
Hudson
Ross
Guerra
Chicago
Philadelphia
Gumpert
Niarhos
Coleman
Scheib
Murray
St. Louis
Boston
National League
Cincinnati
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