Body Of Missing Patricia Hull Found In Isolated Canyon
In Santa Ana California on May 24 the body of Patricia Jean Hull ten year old missing girl was found in Live Oak Canyon east of town. Police and sheriff investigators declined comment while surgeons weighed autopsy options. Henry Ford McCracken a 34 year old guitarist is jailed on suspicion of kidnapping with murder charges likely. Evidence including bloodstains in his borrowed car trunk is under review.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Patricia Jean Hull
Here
Orange County Forest Ranger
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Live Oak Canyon
el Toro Marine Base
Live Oak
Trabuco Canyon
Joe Sherman
Buena Park
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James Musick
McCracken
George Chula
James Davis
Tom McGaff
Orange County Sheriff's Crime Laboratory
Constables May Give Wives Jobs
In Maricopa County constables may be allowed to appoint their wives as constables while husbands continue as deputy sheriffs. Supervisor D P Kimball sought Sheriff Boies input after a state attorney general ruling. County officials plan to ask the constables to resign so wives can be appointed until the next election or legislature resolves the issue. County Attorney McCarthy said no legal objection exists.
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D. P. Kimball
L. C. Boies
Boies
State Attorney General
Warren L. McCarthy
Colombian Papers Reject Censorship Incident
Colombian newspapers El Tiempo and El Liberal refused to publish as government censorship was demanded by the Interior Department after photographs of soldiers departing for Korea appeared. The move halted newsstands for the day in Bogota on May 24.
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Colombia
el Tiempo
el Liberal
Interior Department
Korea
Noted Leaders Comment On Korea War Efforts
International News Service report quotes Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet at Eighth Army headquarters stating aggressive front line action with no objective limits. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in Albany emphasizes liberty requires sacrifice and preparedness. Gen. Omar Bradley in Washington says prolonging the war is not desirable and aims to move to a stronger global position.
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International
Va. S
Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Washington
Omar Bradley
Alarm System Cancellation Costly To Firm
Woodrow W. Arbogast testified in U S District Court that sudden city cancellation of the Phoenix fire alarm system contract cost his firm nearly 4000 dollars. As president of Newbery Electric Co of Arizona, he said Gamewell billed for labor 1781.95 and rental 1990.20 after the halt, with barricades and holes to be filled to preserve safety. The dispute centers on 703,567 contract and City of Phoenix payments totaling 300,000 alleged by Gamewell as owed.
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Len Wehei
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 requests 8.5 billion for foreign aid to curb Soviet ambitions
President Truman asked Congress to approve a vast foreign aid program totaling 8.5 billion dollars to combat Communist world conquest. Of this, 6.25 billion would equip allies worldwide, with 1.614 billion for Asia and other regions. an Export-Import Bank lending authority would rise by 1 billion to speed strategic loans. He warned risks remain but urged action to build free world strength.
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Truman requests 8.5 billion for foreign aid with Europe arms lead
President Truman proposed a total of 8.5 billion dollars in foreign aid to Congress with about two thirds earmarked for arms to Western Europe. The breakdown lists Europe 1.65 billion in economic aid and 5.24 billion for military, plus allocations for the Middle East Africa Asia Latin America and administrative costs totaling 73 million.
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Truman
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Middle East
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Latin America
Truman Warns Third World War Would Doom U S
President Truman warned that a new global war with atomic weapons would turn the United States into a battlefield and plunge civilization back to the Dark Ages. He urged Congress to renew mobilization laws and said he may tour the country to explain foreign policy while denying plans to run in 1952.
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Federal Agents Join Police To Unfold Guzik Activities
Federal agents from the Treasury Post Office Narcotics and FBI are aiding local police to probe Charles A. Guzik and any links to his father the gangland figure Jake Guzik. Guzik faces 11 morals charges as prosecutors seek a $75,000 bond while a 14 year old witness and another man in Guzik’s home provide testimonies on alleged invites and indecent acts.
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Jake
Greasy Thumb
L. C. Boies
Guzik
North 13Th Place
Treasury Department
Warren L. McCarthy
George T. Wilson
Sam M. Greenbaum
McCarthy
Arkansas
Richard J. Boone
Boone
Racine
Wis
Communists Escape Route Cut as Allied Task Force Advances
Allied forces split the Chinese Red Army retreat on the East Central front in Korea. Almond led a self sustaining armored column pushing to the Ghoyang River in North Korea while Chunchon and Kapyong were retaken. Van Fleet said the offensive failed but the Eighth Army seized the initiative, with bombers clearing the Chorwon Kumhwa Hwachon triangle.
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North Korea
Choyang
Red Korea
Edward M. Almond
Chunchon
Korea
van Fleet
Almond
U. N
Ghoyang River
Hangye
Inje
Seoul
Choyang River
Kapyong
Hwachon
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Hwachon
Iran Iran Warns Oil Nationalization Could Spark War
Iran warned Anglo Iranian Oil Company to recognize oil field nationalization within a week or face total exclusion. Deputy Hossein Makki said any shot in the Persian Gulf could trigger World War III within 24 hours, while Britain mobilized paratroopers to the Middle East amid mounting tensions.
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Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Persian Gulf
Hossein Makki
Tran
Middle East
Markets At A Glance New York Trade Deck
Markets at a glance show heavy selling in industrials and declines in corporate issues with liquidation and short covering. Chicago wheat solidifies gains, corn recovers late from earlier losses, oats steady with a late rally and slow cash activity. prices drift and uneven.
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New York
Chicago
Bradley Says West Can't Stop Russia
Gen. Omar Bradley wrapped six days of Senate testimony supporting the Korea policy and President Truman's MacArthur dismissal. He faulted MacArthur's strategy, said firing could have been handled better, and disclosed Korea casualties totaling 141,955 with 69,276 combat losses and 72,679 non battle deaths. He warned NATO nations lack current capability to halt a Russian aggression and questioned Iran as a danger point.
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Omar Bradley
Truman
Douglas Alan Anthiane
Bradley
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Acheson
Russell
U. S
Korea
Russia
Iran
Tax plan moves forward despite draft delays
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 7.2 billion revenue bill with a 10 percent tax on razors and blades but warned more work is needed to finish the rough draft. Sweden relayed to the UN that Moscow might accept a Korea settlement along the 38th Parallel. A committee approved higher rates for special post office services including an 8 cent increase for special delivery. The House rejected seeking repayment in strategic war materials for India’s food loan.
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Pose
Four Missing In Hotel Fire At Van Ness House
Burlington May 24 Four guests were reported missing after a stubborn fire seriously damaged the 137 room Van Ness House early today.
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