Cunningham Wins On Both Tickets In San Bernardino
State Senator James Cunning ham, a San Bernardino Republican, won the nomination of both major parties and was reelected in the primary. Returns from 591 precincts plus absentee ballots show broad turnout with about 52 percent of registered voters voting. Needles Police Chief Frank Bland defeated incumbent Eugene Mueller for sheriff by over 7000 votes, with Bland set to take office in January 1953.
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Las Vegas
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Jean
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County Election Department
Walter V Combs
Cablan
Frank Bland
Needles
Eugene Mueller
Pacific Lighting and Gas seeks wholesale gas price hike
LOS ANGELES UP The Pacific Lighting and Gas Co asked the state Public Utilities Commission for a 1 500 000 increase in wholesale natural gas prices. The firm argues the rise is needed to cover higher gas and labor costs and to meet increased energy costs for its 1 870 000 customers served via Southern California Gas and Southern Counties Gas. If approved, the extra charge would raise the average household bill by about $1 annually.
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Southern Counties
Actress Ann Births Baby Boy Timothy Patrick
Hollywood reports actress Ann Birth has a son born yesterday to her husband Dr James McNoulty weighing four seven and one half pounds Timothy Patrick named for the newborn continues a family milestone for the couple with local press noting the actor's public profile and recent work.
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James mcNoulty
Bos
Timothy Patrick
Dahms Accepts Rams Offer To Coach In San Diego
Tuadle Tor Dahms, ex San Diego State star, reverses plan to quit pro football and takes a coaching job with San Diego High School after a strong offer from the Los Angeles Rams. He says he could not turn it down.
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Tuadle
Tor Dahms
Bowers Signs With L A Rams After Navy Discharge
Los Angeles Rams sign former USC halfback Bill Bowers as a free agent after his navy discharge. Bowers, a Canoga Park High School star before playing at USC 1949 1951, joins a team also announcing contracts for defensive standouts Andy Robustelli and Stan West.
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Bill Bowers
Southern California
Los Angee
Ramsay
Ins
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Rems
Andy Robustelli
Stan West
James Roosevelts Settle Case Out Of Court
James Roosevelt and Romelle Roosevelt announced a complete settlement of all differences ending further court actions. The arrangement removes adultery claims from the calendar and allows an uncontested separation or divorce. Roosevelt had faced public accusations and a kiss and tell letter cited in the case.
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James Roosevelts
Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Romelle
Uni
Roosevelt
Samuel B Picone
Shelton Aims to Set Seven Feet High Jump Record
Donte Shelton of Southern California leads a star field of 375 in the NCAA track and field championships at the University of Michigan tonight and Saturday seeking to become the first jumper to clear seven feet. Shelton already jumped 6 feet 16% inches last week, a mark 44 inches under the 1924 NCAA record by Les Steers. The meet features multiple record threats including Purdue's Gine Matthews and Michigan’s Don Be Baen, with familiar champions defending in several events.
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Donte Shelton
Southern California
University of Michigan
Shelton
Les Steers
Oregon
Donight Gine Matthews
Purdue
Michigan
Don Be Baen
Arnie Sowell
John Woodrull
Pittsburgh
Mat Whatfield
Ohio State
Lowell
Woodruff
Whithed
Rich Ferguson
Iowa
Matthews Dean Smith
Tewns
Bilha Willams
Texans Buy Controlling Interest in Del Mar Track
Two Texas millionaires Clinton Murchison and Sid Richardson bought a controlling interest in Del Mar race track for about 5 million. Alfred Hart and the Hart Foundation held stock. proceeds to Boys Inc. They may buy remaining shares to gain full control as racing season opens July 27.
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Sid Richardson
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Turf Ceu
C Ray Robinson
Alfred Hart del Mar
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Alfred and Iola Hart Chanteble Foundation
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Swaps Scores Upset Victory in Juvendee Stakes at Hallywoor Park
Rex Plisworths Swaps upset Calumet Farms Tren touan by two and a half lengths in the $15,000 Juvendee Stakes at Hallywoor Park. Swaps paid $11.40 for the win, with Trentoman Noir second. Time for the furlongs was 58.25. An eight-strong field was listed for tomorrow’s 3100080 Californan race with Imbros and Deter ture among potential starters.
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GOP Torn By Strife Says Democrat Leader
National Democratic Committee chairman Stephen A Mitchell told the Ohio Jefferson Jackson Day dinner that the Republican Party is torn with internal strife and unable to govern. He cited the Army McCarthy hearings to illustrate a party in disarray and noted the Schine affair as exposing a chaotic state of affairs within the GOP.
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National Democratic
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Republican Party
Ohio
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Schine
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Mitchell
Indochina
No End Of Trouble Charge Fines In Denver Incident
Ralph Traple, 27, fined 450 dollars for all traffic violations committed May 4. Thursday was also charged with burglary, police said, in an attempt to raise money to pay the traffic violations.
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Denver
Cole
ULP
Ralph Traple
L A Auditorium Proposal Loses in Los Angeles
Complete election returns show the proposition for a new cine auditorium defeated by 14 000 votes with 245 122 yes and 128 755 no ballots.
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Los Angeles
Cine Auditorum
Eisenhower Farm Leaders Split Over Price Plan
President Eisenhower and key farm bloc leaders clash over price supports as he urges a flexible plan. Senator Young warns GOP risk in the Midwest if flexible policy passes. House committee ponders extending high supports. Lovre says the speech won’t sway lawmakers. Some farmers back flexibility while a large majority favor continued high supports.
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Eisenhower
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House Agriculture Committee
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Harald Lovre
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Charles Francis Adams Dies in Boston at 87
Charles Francis Adams, 87, a Boston banker yachtsman and philanthropist, died at his home. A great grandson of John Adams and great great grandson of John Quincy Adams, he served as Secretary of the Navy from 1929 to 1930 and as Harvard treasurer, boosting endowment from 15 to 90 million dollars. He skippered the Resolute to win the America’s Cup against Lipton’s Shamrock III in 1920.
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Charles Francis Adams
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John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Thomas Lipton
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Hoover
Navy
Harvard
Aiken backs flexible farm price support plan
Chairman George D Aiken of the Senate Agriculture Committee said the president was dead right on the flexible program. The plan would guarantee basic crop prices at 75 to 90 percent of parity, adjusting with supply and demand as the government keeps a fair price yardstick.
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George D Aiken
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Lawyers Guild Kidnaped By Communists Long Ago
A 17 year history of the National Lawyers Guild is traced from its 1837 founding at a Washington hotel to its alleged Communist ties and later scrutiny by the House Un-American Activities Committee. The article notes prominent defections, cross membership with the International Association, and the Guild’s stance against the FBI.
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McCarthy
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Herbert Brownell Jr
Ferdinand Pecora
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Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
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