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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

7

Catholics Defend Public Schools Against Private-School Attacks

In Kansas City on April 17 Catholic educators issued a statement defending public schools and affirming that private schools are American and must pay taxes. They urged support for public education amid critiques from Harvard official circles, stressing civic duty and unity while rejecting totalitarian interpretations.

Kansas City United Association James M. O'Neill James B. Conant Harvard Conant Lic Mser Frederick G. Hochwalt United States

New Trial Denied for Yacht Bandit

The San Francisco yacht bandit Lloyd Sampsell has had his request for a new trial denied by Judge William A. Glen in San Diego Superior Court. Sampsell, who faces execution in the San Quentin gas chamber on April 25 for the murder during the March 27, 1848 robbery of Seaboard Finance Co., may still seek a stay via appeals or governor action. The decision leaves the scheduled date unchanged.

San Diego Lloyd Sampsell San Francisco William A. Glen Sampsell San Quentin Arthur W. Smith Chula Vista Seaboard Finance Co California Glen UN J Circuit Court of Appeals Iage

Yank Soldiers Welcome in France Mixed Reactions Reported

Charles C. Lane reports from Orleans France on April 17 1945 that US soldiers and French civilians mostly get along well amid tensions. Brig Gen Hicks notes rent free bases and cooperative facilities while privates recall hostility from some locals. private John Cahill says townspeople spit on troops, reflecting mixed opinions among GIs stationed in central and southeastern France.

U. S. Army Orleans France U.S Joseph H. Hicks Lander Wyo Chateauroux la Martinerie Chatearoux Deols United States Hicks

Pacific Clay to shut Alameda plant and sell assets

Pacific Clay Products Co announced the Alameda plant will cease production and the building and land will be offered for sale. The Alameda branch, opened in 1945 and employing about 110, was deemed economically unprofitable by Kenneth Barrette, secretary and assistant to the president.

Los Angeles UPI| Pacific Clay Products Co Alameda Kenneth Barrette

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