Beulah Overell Describes Three Jail Cell Wishes
In Santa Ana on June 30, Beulah Louise Overell, 18, on trial with Bud Gollum for murder, answers what she would wish in jail. She would want her cocker spaniel Shar, a bed, and food, then reflects on childhood, family, and a party memory with her mother.
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Ketti Frings
Beulah Overell
Santa Ana
United Press
Calif
U.P
Beulah Louise Overell
Bud Gollum
Shar
Louise
Services Held For Mrs Gastelum 52
A requiem mass was said Monday at Santa Cruz church for Marina V. Gastelum 52 who died Saturday at her home 234 West 26th Street Burial was set for 4 p m Monday in Holy Hope cemetery Survivors include husband Diego Gastelum two sons Diego Jr and Edward two daughters Angelita Howell and Lydia and two grandchildren
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Santa Cruz Church
Marina V. Gastelum
West 26Th Street
Holy Hope Cemetery
Diego Gastelum
Diego, Jr
Edward
Angelita Howell
Lydia Gastelum
Musicians Union Breaks Ground for New 620 South Sixth Ave Home
Ernie Lewis secretary of AFM local 771 turned the first shovelful as 150 members and guests attended the ground breaking for the new union building at 620 South Sixth avenue. The facility will include teaching rooms an auditorium for 400 and semi lab spaces with plans for a future GI bill music school. Demolition of the current building will start late July. Architect W H Cahn led the project with the ceremony during a regular union meeting. Members brought instruments and played to mark the event.
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Ernie Lewis
American Federation of Musicians
South Sixth Avenue
Lewis
W. H. Cahn
Many Speeders on Mt Lemmon Road
The Mt Lemmon recreation area patrol reports fear of water shortage and fire hazard keeps visitors away. Over the weekend 323 cars and about 1 615 people were counted, higher on Sunday than Saturday, with no accidents or arrests but many speeding warnings issued.
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Mt. Lemmon Road
Mt. Lemmon
Atomic Perils Are Increasing
The emergency committee of atomic scientists led by Dr. Albert Einstein says international control of nuclear energy has failed and urges a new approach to avert a war possibly by 1955. Dr. Harold C. Urey identifies the Soviet Union as leading the second bloc and warns stockpiles could form within a decade from Hiroshima.
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Princeton
N. J
Atomic Scientists
Albert Einstein
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
Soviet Union
Hiroshima
Two Gondola Cars Burn On SP Tracks
A fire call reported two burning gondola cars on Southern Pacific tracks near 31st street. South Tucson fire equipment and an SP truck responded at about 8 45 p m Sunday per the Pima county merchant patrol. The blaze was controlled quickly with no damage figures yet estimated.
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Southern Pacific
31St Street
South Tucson
Pima County Merchant Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Tom T. Anderson
World Parliament and Disarmament for Permanent Peace
Hutchins urged a world parliament and universal disarmament as the only path to lasting peace, saying the source of his information was not disclosed and stressing global cooperation.
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Hutchins
Husband Held Wife Critical After Beating Incident
Lurcianne Bell 28 of Los Angeles is in critical condition at Pima county hospital after a beating said to be inflicted by her husband Leonard 32. He, in a 1941 Cadillac, drove through an adobe wall in a self harm attempt and is in fair to good condition at the county hospital. An eyewitness said Bell held his wife’s head and struck her on North Craycroft road. Bill Molina alerted deputies Charles Moore and Arturo Estrella. Mrs Bell was taken first to Tucson medical center then to the county hospital. Bell will be arraigned after medical release.
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Sheriff's Office
Lurcianne Bell
Los Angeles
Pima County
North Craycroft Road
Molina
Bell
Charles Moore
Arturo Estrella
Tucson Medical Center
Ft. Lowell
Ironing board used as splint in Oklahoma City accident
In Oklahoma City Jean Kroier six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Kroier, fell and broke her arm. An ironing board was pressed into service as a splint until the girl could be taken to a hospital where the arm was set.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jean Kroier
Tom Kroier
Hutchins says U S stockpile can destroy all large cities
Chicago June 30 Robert M Hutchins president of the Committee to Frame a World Constitution writes in Common Cause that the United States has a stockpile of new improved atomic bombs large enough to wipe out every large city The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs are now obsolete according to conservative sources and American science has produced a superior arsenal flexible for global destruction
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Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
U. S
Common Cause
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