Madden Named Chief of Narcotics Force in California
Governor Olson appointed Paul E. Madden former San Francisco deputy district attorney as head of the State Division of Narcotic Law Enforcement with a $6,000 yearly salary. Madden pledged prevention and enforcement, cooperation with local and federal authorities, and overhaul of the department as an investigation into the Merriam era proceeds. Open pardon hearings will be held under Lieutenant Governor Patterson, who chairs the advisory board, while Philbrick report on Samish and Merriam era reforms is released, detailing large payments to lobbyists and legislators.
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Culbert L. Olson
Paul E. Madden
San Francisco
William G. Welker
Olson
Madden
Alwaya
Ellis E. Pateterson
Patterson
Tam
Merriam
Arthur HH. Samish
Bs Philbrick
Business Orme
Philbrick
Samia
Merriam Key
Howard Deems
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Dems
Samish
State of
California
Deems
Ramish
Frank X. Flynn
American Potash and Chemical Corporation
California State Brewers’ Institute
M. J. Donnelly
Chicago
MG. Levee
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Turf Club
Pabst Brewing Company
National Orange Show
Motor Carriers Association
United California Industries
Hornblower
Chain Store Association
Charles Hunt
Gene Flint
Fort Bragg Woman Beaten and Raped, Suspect Confesses
Mildred Collins, 25, was found unconscious and nearly nude in an alley at 6:00 a.m. Sunday in Fort Bragg. Doctors diagnosed rape. Dan Minehan, 25, of Willits, confessed to the assault and battery, while claiming Collins surrendered to him. District Attorney Nash and Sheriff Williams pursued charges as details emerged about the troubled night and Collins memory gaps.
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Dan Minehan
Willits
R. R
Mildred Collins
Fort Brass
Oak Street
Fort Bragg
Redwood Coast Hospital
Dan Minchan
Ratimad
EB. J. Williams
Mra. Collins
James EB. Nash
Minchan
Minehan
Depuy
Crawford
Hedwood Count Hospital
Carole Apartments
Collins
Colling
Wayne Crawford
A. Pollar
Carobe Apartments
Redwood Avenue
Harrigan Street
Pollari
Straw
A. Pollari
Pollaria
Pollaris
Caroh
Potter Valley Native Charles Hopkins Dies at 77
Charter Lewis Hopkins, 77, a Potter Valley native, died at home after months of illness. Survived by wife Sarah and sons Eugene and Frank, plus four sisters and a brother. Funeral set for Friday March 3 at 2 PM at Potter Valley church with Rev James officiating. interment in family plot. Cleland Schamber Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Lewis Hopkins
Potter Valley
Anness
Hopkins
Charles Hopkins
Sarah Hopkins
Eugene
Frank Hopkins
Clara -Wattensburg
Mabel Smith
Thla ‘Elty
Mrs C A Bernhard Takes One Day Business Tip Trip
Mrs C A Bernhard made a one day business tip trip to San Francisco on Saturday.
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C. A. Bernhard
San Franscisco
Local Troop 45 Among Nation's Best
Ukiah’s Boy Scouts of America Troop 45 ranks in the nation’s top 300, per a letter from Scoutmaster Jewell Blankenship. He reported visiting National Scout headquarters in New York City and seeing the 300 highest ranking troops. Alex Thomas and Beverly Broaddus were named among the first 650 Eagle Scouts. The meeting also featured wrestling instruction from Harold Zimmerman as Blankenship plans to return soon.
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Ukiah
Boy Scouts of America
Jewell Blankenship
East
Blankenship
National Scout Headquarters
New York City
He Ileo
Alex Thomas
Beverly Broaddus
Enguyva
Harold Zimmerman
Coast Golfers Enter Healdsburg Tourney Sunday
FORT BRAGG Fort Bravy golf club members will travel with 17 coast golfers to play in a tournament against the Healdsburg club Sunday. The group includes Delos Wolfe, Eaton Grimes, Tiny Rothwell, Abe Jackson, Chuck Morey, Bill Lane, Cecil Owen, George Nichols, Neil Berkovits, Ed Percy, Sam Sharf sky, Johnny Schwartzbaker, Gua Weller, Dr. Scudder, Glen Burke, Blend Carlson, and Harry Wakerty.
Freston Cherry Visited Ukiah From San Francisco
Former Ukiah resident Freston Cherry, now living in San Francisco, recently visited Ukiah to renew old friendships during a brief trip.
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Freston Cherry
Uksiah
San Francisco
Ukiah
Empire Group Backs Coast Lateral Bill at Shoreline Meet
The Shoreline highway planning commission backed Senator Biggar’s bill to add the Hot Tree road from Rockport to White Hill Valley to the state system after amendments. Opposition argued it would privilege a coast to Redwood highway link, potentially blocking Shoreline northward extension. The panel also favored adding a six mile Waldo Y to Sausalito segment toward the Golden Gate Bridge and discussed a future prison road camp financing for convict labor on the Shoreline highway.
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Rothport-Leggett Valley
George Biggat
Shoreline Highway Planning Commission
Redwood
Ed Hachl
Commission
Westport
Ferndale
Bryan
Fort Bragg
Comsmiss
Hale's Grove
Itan
Waldo Link
Waldo Y
Sausalito
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County
State Senate
A. R. O'Brien
State Prison Directors
O'Brien
Highway Commission
Prison Board
Shoreline
Hargreaves Speaks On Soil Conservation
Carey Hargreaves of the Soil Conservation Service will address Ukiah Grange members on soil conservation Friday evening in Stelert hall. The program also features four piece orchestra music and a refreshments service. Committee members include C. H. Duncan Miss Daisy E. Rodgers Mr and Mrs C N Snyder and Mr and Mrs T L Hiatt.
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Ukiah Grange
Carey Hargreaves
Soil Conservation Service
Stelert Hall
C. H. Duncan
Daisy E. Rodgers
C. N. Snyder
T. L. Hiatt
Moore Married on New Year’s Day
A non-support warrant for James A. Moore of Willits reveals that using the alias Paul Moore he married Gladys Pearl Benson in San Francisco on January 1. Sheriff E L Williams notes the couple left the state and no bigamy charge record has appeared.
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James A. Moore
Willits
E. L. Williams
Paul Moore
Gladys Pearl Benson
San Francisco
Moore
Paul” Moore
Third Man Is Added to Fort Bragg Police
Fort Bragg council completed the police force by naming Owen Hablutzel the third man. Hablutzel, previously on part time duty, will be assigned to night shifts. The council accepted Sea Grave Fire Truck Co. bid for a fire truck at 9787.58 dollars. delivery is expected after several months.
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Fort Bragg
Owen Hablutzel
Hablutzel
Thief of Police
Teck Worden
Police Commission
Council
Seagrave Fire Truck Company
Devery
Servica
Badminton Class Grows at Local Night School
Fourteen women attended the first badminton class in a weekly series in the high school gym Tuesday evening. The class grew to 24, then moved to basketball and other sports to warm up. Miss Audrey Hohenbeck, the physical education instructor, offers the classes free of charge as part of a night school project. Enrollment inquiries may be directed to Mrs Ralph Horan. Classes run Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Firsl
Audrey Hohenbeck
Elstees
Ralph Ho- Ran
Subpoenas Served in Rockey Murder Case
Deputy Sheriff Wayne Crawford serves twenty four subpoenas in the Guy Rockey murder case in Superior Court. Rockey faces two counts of murder in the fatal brawl on the Sherwood Reservation involving John McNeill an Indian and Pat Heffron a white man. The trial by jury is set for Monday with plea expected as self defense.
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Wayne Crawford
Guy Rockey
Rockey
John McNeill
Sherwood Reservation
Pat Heffron
Preston & Gibson
Wayne Burke
Reductions In State Bus Fares Announced By Pacific Greyhound
Statewide bus fare cuts were announced by Pacific Greyhound Lines, with tariffs showing reductions of 10 to 20 percent and some as high as 35 percent, filed with the California Railroad Commission to take effect April 1. Ukiah will see lower fares illustrated by agent T. W. Poulos as examples of the new rates.
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Paacific Greyhound Lines
California Railroad
Cmmission
Greyhound
T. W. Poulos
Ukiah
Pacelli Elected 262nd Pope Pius XII at Vatican
Eugenio Pacelli was chosen as Pope Pius XII to lead the Roman Catholic Church and 332 million Catholics. Born in Rome on March 2 1876, his career spanned diplomacy, Vatican state affairs, and multiple papal missions including serving as secretary of state and papal nuncio to Germany and Bavaria.
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Pius XII
Pacelli
Cardinal Pacelli
College of Cardinals
Rome
Vatican
Filippo Pacelli
Francesco
Italy
Eugenio Pacelli
Pape Leo XIII
Papal Secretariat of State
Academia del Nobili
Sacred Congregation of
Cardinal Gasparri
Pius X
Benedict XV
Benedict
Sistine Chapel
Bavaria
Sardes
German Republic
Berlin
Russia
Weily OE Var ‘Es Brespier
St Peter's
Pope Pius XI
Buenos Aires
United States
Washington
Ukiah Scout Drive Aims To Raise Four Hundred Fifty Dollars
Larry Wildberger announces a fund drive to support Ukiah Scouting with a $450 goal. Donations of any size are sought through 25 plus local business cartons as volunteers contact service clubs and troops to ensure leadership for the coming year.
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Ukiah
Larry Wildberger
Wildberger
Scout Movement
Jack Mason
William Bromley
Schoola
John W. Taylor
Edward W. James
Francia Sanchez
Paul Poulos
R. B. Teller
Frank Branson
George David
R. J. Withrow
al Vogel
Robert Harmon
Lon Gibson
C. A. Bernhard
R. A. Enright
Fire Department Quells Small Blaze at South Oak St
A small fire started in a storage room at 648 South Oak Street in the Sam McClellan home, producing heavy smoke but negligible damage. Ukiah fire department extinguished it quickly. Mrs McClellan had stepped away minutes earlier. Lorraine Mankins visited family from UC over the weekend.
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South Oak St
Sam McClellan
South
Oak Street
Ukiah Fire Department
McClellan
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