Warren to Talk Before Press Club
Gov Earl Warren leaves Sacramento for Washington to speak before the National Press Club. He will then fly to Houston for the Governor's Conference. Before departing he signs an emergency proclamation allowing the state to advance 10 263 961 dollars to fund payments to the needy aged blind and children, with repayment once federal funds arrive.
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Mormon Kick-off Dinner Tonight Aiding New Tabernacle
The Long Beach Fourth Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts a kick-off dinner at 6 tonight at First Ward Church Pine Ave and 15th St to fund a $285,000 tabernacle at Elm Ave and 37th St. Mrs Lafe Wright leads the drive with Howard Millett as master of ceremonies.
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Southland home building sets record in May
Southern California home construction expanded in May to a new record volume, reaching 141,600,000. For the first five months of 1952 the total rose to 673,897,097, up 0.2 percent from the same period in 1951, according to Southwest Builder and Contractor.
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Death Date Set for HST Guard Killer
Oscar Collazo a 38 year old Puerto Rican who took part in the attempt on President Truman was sentenced to death in the electric chair for first degree murder in the death of White House guard Leslie Coffelt. The ruling by District Judge F Dickinson Letts sets August 1 as the execution date. The Supreme Court denied Collazo’s appeal and only a Truman clemency can save him. Ballistics place the fatal shot to accomplice Gradio Torre Solola.
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