Boston shoe worker jailed over threatened clergy life
John Pohl a 51 year old shoe worker from South Boston was arrested in connection with a telephone threat to Tremont Temple Baptist Church pastor Harold L Fickett Jr and a similar threat to Archbishop Richard J Cushing. He admitted making the calls but was denied and faces a potential ten year sentence if convicted.
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Richard J. Cushing
John Pohl
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Oil mix-up ignites furnace damage in Minneapolis
A trucker delivered 200 gallons of fuel oil to a Minneapolis home with a gas furnace Monday. The oil ignited after the hose connected to an intake pipe left from the earlier oil heating system. The blaze caused 12500 dollars in damage, occupants of the four-family dwelling escaped unharmed.
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Solons Scoff at Idea to Cut Science Funding
In Sacramento lawmakers mocked a plan to add more than 50 million dollars to teach sciences across the state's colleges. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee rejected a Department of Education request for 2.6 million dollars to print science textbooks for first three grades. Some members called the proposal ridiculous, while others questioned the need to teach science in the earliest grades. The panel trimmed funds for science teacher travel and maintained most of the higher education budget requests.
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State Department of Education
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Solon advocates against sharing nuclear weaponry
Ohio congressman and senator discuss dangers of sharing atomic arms. Chet Holifield argues it escalates international peril while proponents claim it protects NATO. In California, a 609,302 cut to the State Disaster Office budget faces League opposition, urging continued civil defense funds amid greater enemy power.
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Chet Holifield
D-Calif
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Clifford ‘Rishell
Lawmaker Pushes $9 Fee for Private Station Wagons
Sacramento report notes Assemblyman Carl A. Britschgi proposes cutting the station wagon registration fee to $9 for private use, lowering from the current $14 commercial plus $8 license. The bill aims to clarify private passenger plates and address revenue gaps.
Life of Riley at Huntington Hotel Long Beach
Advertisement describes the Huntington Hotel one block from the ocean offering private baths, new carpeting, telephones, daily maid service, and an ocean-facing dining room. Rooms and baths priced at 24.59 dollars per week per person. Dining room serves roast turkey and other meals. breakfast options available. meals priced around two dollars.
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F. Ocean Slvd
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Reed Virrinja
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