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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1955

Page

22

Notre Dame Prof Killed in Fuel Blow-up

In South Bend an assistant Notre Dame professor Dr. John Clement Treacy age 30 was killed when liquid rocket fuel exploded in a chemistry lab. A piece of metal struck him in the neck as blast destroyed a wall. Four students Randall Carll Donald Hatz Norman Donnelly and Francis Manley escaped unharmed while Treacy warned them to run.

South Bend, Incl Uiversity of Notre Dame John Clement Treacy Randall Carll Indianapolis Donald Hatz Remsen Iowa Norman Donnelly Newark N. J Francis Manley Oklahoma City Treacy Notre Dame Stadium

Poulson Ousted Aid Linked to Liquor License Charge

Los Angeles Mayor Norris Poulson demands the resignation of former field secretary William H Montgomery after learning he was involved in a liquor license race. Montgomery admitted participating in paying 1500 to obtain a license for Noah Botwin through J Tucker Boler, a case operator. Botwin sought return of the money but was unsuccessful. Poulson ordered an investigation once the facts were clear and Montgomery agreed to resign.

Poulson Los Angeles Norris Poulson William H. Montgomery Montgomery City Health Department Noah Botwin J. Tucker Boler Botwin Bolen Poulson T

Japanese to Honor Filipino WWII Unknown Soldier Tombs

Japanese officials and naval officers plan a Monday pilgrimage to the tombs of unknown Filipino soldiers who died in World War II, honoring their memory and recognizing their sacrifices.

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