County School Chief Seeks Negro Hiring Policy Stance
LOS ANGELES County Supt. C. C. Trillingham says more than 150 Negro teachers have been denied jobs across 82 county elementary districts amid a teacher shortage. He notes districts hire white teachers with provisional credentials, while requests for 884 teachers remain unfilled in districts not hiring Negroes. Trillingham says prejudice isn’t real, urges merit based hiring, cites Santa Monica and Altadena cases and says only Willowbrook, Compton, and Monrovia districts will hire Negro teachers.
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Rockne Widow Leaves $50,000 to Children
Mrs Bonnie Rockne widow of Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne died last week and left an estate valued at $50,000. Her will admitted to probate Tuesday places most of the estate in trust for her children and grandchildren.
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Radiated Food Five Years Away With Strange Taste
A new atomic radiation method to preserve foods could extend shelf life without making them radioactive. Captain Reuben Pomerantz of the Quartermaster Institute said results may reach the public in about five years and could lower prices.
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Marine Dies in Barroom Fight at Camp Pendleton
A 20 year old Marine Pvt Joseph Woodward was fatally stabbed in a barroom brawl over a woman at Camp Pendleton. He died while being transported to General Hospital as police investigated a dispute involving four civilians and five Marines. Suspects were being sought.
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Moscow to Construct Skyscraper TV Aerials
In Moscow a plan to build a taller television transmitter tower is set for completion next year. A front impact from a truck killed Myron Bo of Dunlap, aged 55, and left Hawley, Minn., resident Melvin Dauner as the driver. The crash occurred as a transport truck rear-ended the auto near York’s Empire State building site, with authorities noting the tower would boost TV transmission range and reduce reliance on indoor aerials.
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