Mission San Jose founded near Union City in 1797
The diary recounts Spanish efforts to establish inland missions after 1795, selecting Alameda Creek near Union City for Mission San Jose. It describes reconnaissance to Craysom, timber and salt resources, aid from Santa Clara and Dolores missions, stock arrivals, and the baptism of Josepha, the first Indian baptized at the new mission, on September 2, 1797.
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Mission Dolores
Hinsiun Santa Clara
de Anza
Antioch Seals
Father Junipero Serra
California Missions
Father Fermin Lasven
Californ
San Fernando Rey
San Louis Rey
Salinas River
San Juan
Mission of
Santa Clara
Craysom
Mission Creek
Alameda Creck
Fembrook Creek
Niles Canyon
Alameda Creek
Loa Cerritos
Coyote Hills
Conyert
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alta California
Borica
Marquis de Brancifarte
Mexico City
Missot San Jose
Franciscan College of Mexico Cty
al Croysom
Fermin Francisco de Lasven
Garcia Diego
Mission Santa Clara
Pedro Amador
Presidio of
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Sata Clara
Croysom
St. Joseph
Pious Fund of California
Father Lasuen
Presidio
San Jose
Amador
Loreto
Srater
Missions Dolores
Mission San Carlos
Monterey
Valley de San Jose
Sanal
Josepha
Redwoods
Gilpae
Jogepha
Santos Gutierrea
Alejandro
Magia Catala
Carroll Righter Horoscope Roundup Periods and Pointers
Carroll Righter’s horoscope segment covers several sun signs with guidance on attitude and action. Taurus, Gemini, Moon Children, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces offer reminders to stay calm, practice self discipline, and pursue constructive activities to improve daily life and relationships.
President's car and First family elevator at White House
The White House uses the term President's car or First family elevator for a private lift that has served the First Family for decades. President Ford boards it in the morning to reach the Oval Office while the Ford family also uses it during the day. Fourteen presidents and their families have used the elevator over time.
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Wassington
White House
Ford
Oval Office
Ugrid
White House Elevator Tales From Roosevelt to Ford
Story of the White House elevator from 1926 push button automation to later upgrades. Teddy Roosevelt sons allegedly pranked guests by blinking lights during dinners. Removed after four years of service and moved to the Smithsonian. Eight presidents used it. replacements and interior changes occurred under Mrs Eisenhower Mrs Kennedy and others.
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White House
Teddy Roosevelt
Kermit and
Theodore Jr
Smithsonian Institution
Southin
Ts Elevator Co
Trumat
Ford and Sone
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nizan
Mars. Ford
Paul McCartney Plans Wings Tour And New Album
London report says Paul McCartney is confident about a Wings lineup with Denny Laine Jimmy McCulloch and others He envisions a summer Britain and autumn U S tour plus two film projects One Hand Clapping and a children oriented show Meanwhile Listen to What the Man Said is the album’s first single and Tom Scott contributed a famed solo from a last minute studio session
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McCartney
Denny Laine
Jimmy McCulloch
Ad Hoe English
Paul
Ginga
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Jamaica
Britain
Wings
Junior's Farm
Nashville
Yenws
Mara
Planets
Linda
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Hal
Egypt
Chet Atkins
Magneto
Marvel
Domies
Foundation
Asimnev
Gris Nily
Dave Mason
Somone
Tom Scot
Henry McCollagh
Denny Sewell
BBC
England
Led Zeppelin
Vines and Vision at Pedroncelli Winery in Sonoma County
A wine feature visits J Pedroncelli near Geyserville California, detailing John and Jim Pedroncelli's craft, hillside Dry Creek inputs, and the family’s 1927 planting. It highlights soil, fog, sun, and the balance of elegance over process with notes on Gewurztraminer Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon, plus availability across 14 states and about 90,000 cases annually. The piece quotes the winemakers on terroir and dedication, praising their approach and the winery’s place in California's wine culture.
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Brillal-Savarin
Iver
California
Brillat-Savarin
Geyserville
Sonoma County
J. Pedroncelli
Pedroncelli
John Pedroncelli
Dry Creek
Lombardy
Petricelli
Jim
John
Jim Pedroncelli
Amy Sunshine
John Devlates
Bordeau
Lye
Seori
Ji Sell
Juha Pedron
John Crosby Starts New Career at 58 with Novels and Columns
At 58 John Crosby leaves newspaper columns to pursue novels and writing full time. The Milwaukee native, living near London with wife and two children, wrote four novels including An Affair of Strangers, and plans a fifth while continuing gardening and furniture making. He recalls a career in radio and TV columns after wartime service and now aims to focus on books as his heart shifts away from column writing.
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Bayt
New York
John Crosby
Crosby
Milwaukee
London
Europe
New York Hotel Tribune
Paris
England
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Virgo
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Aquarius
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Rolling Stone
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