Legal Notice Summons Mendocino County Property Quiet Title Action
Superior Court of California Mendocino County directs defendants Navarro Mill Company and others to appear within ten or thirty days as appropriate. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to real property described as portions of Section 3 Township 1 North Range 15 West Mount Diablo Meridian, with specific parcels and an exception, in Mendocino County. Notice dated July 13 1966 and issued by County Clerk W J Broaddus with aide MARY GILLEY.
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Navarro Mill Company
Superior Court
State of California
Mendecing
Judeumut
Isip
Mendocino
California
Mount Tinblo
Navarro River
Mill Creek
Philander
Lazy Creek
Mount Diablo Meridien
Leona Nunn
KR. Maddux
Mendocino County
Superior Court of the State ‘of California
W. J. Broaddu S
Mary Gilley
First gas air conditioning units marketed in 1935
A brief historical note records that the United States saw its first marketed gas powered air conditioning units in 1935. The development marked a shift in cooling technology and industry adoption in the mid-1930s.
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United States
Auto safety bill shows industry influence on Rogers
Congressional aide overheard as Rep. Walter Rogers of Texas helped erode the House auto safety bill. He inserted or instead of and, weakening penalties for noncompliance. The Senate bill remained stricter, penalizing sellers who fail to notify buyers of defects. Rogers also watered down tire provisions and notifi cation enforcement, and admitted the auto industry fed the changes. Dingell and staff aided further weakening. Also notes Air Force aeromedical evacuation cuts time to bring wounded from Saigon to the U S to 24 hours with one refueling stop.
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Andrew Stevenson
William Dixon
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Commerce Committee
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Dixon
Harley Staggers
D-W. Va
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
Saigon
Yokota Air Base
Japan
South Viet Nam
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Roosevelt first president to have White House name on stationery
Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. president to have the words White House engraved on his official stationery, marking a notable branding of executive office.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Sheinwold on Bridge Dissects a 20 Year Old Play
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a famed bridge play discussed by Sonny Moyse twenty years earlier. The article reviews the East hand's best opening at trick one, the ensuing diamond and heart sequence, and Moyse’s strategic choices. It notes Moyse’s long editorship of The Bridge World and recalls the dedication of The Status of Liberty on October 28, 1886.
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Bridge World Magazine
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Moyse
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Notice of Intention to Transfer Alcohol License
Public notice announces a transfer of an alcohol beverage license for premises at West General Public Premises Avenue to another owner. City authority invites verified protests within 300 days of posting, listing grounds for denial and contact details for the Department of Beverage Control.
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Paton
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Paul Ao McCarty
Fort Bragg Dentist Found Dead at Home
Ruth T. Eremenko, a Fort Bragg dentist, was found dead Sunday evening at her Little Valley home off Highway 1 by her husband Jacob Eremenko. Coroner lists natural causes. funeral arrangements pending. The article notes unrelated trivia about the Gila monster and Gila River in Arizona.
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Ruth T. Eremenko
Fort Bragg
Jacob Eremenko
Little Valley
Highway 1
Food price debate widens gap between farm and consumer costs
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman says farmers are not at fault for rising food costs as prices for bread and milk climb nationwide. He warns against drastic price controls while testimony looms before a House subcommittee. Freeman notes a widening gap between farm prices and consumer costs.
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Orreeman
Today Show
NBC
House
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D+Tex
Freeman
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Missouri
Ireelan
PG&E Plans 3.2 Million Investment At The Geysers
Pacific Gas and Electric says it will invest 3.2 million to add a fourth unit at The Geysers, the only geothermal generating plant in North America. Two units operate now at 26 000 kilowatts, with a third unit adding 27 500 kilowatts later this year. Five wells will feed 50 000 pounds of steam per hour. the new unit should raise capacity to 81 000 kilowatts by December 1968. Meanwhile Tokyo reports 265 drownings and 48 missing from heat wave coastal areas as authorities tally the disaster.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co
North” America
Gveahermal
Card of thanks for Clyde C. Brewer loss
We express our appreciation for the floral offerings cards of condolence and kindness extended to us at the time of our bereavement in the loss of our beloved husband and father Clyde C. Brewer. Mrs Thelman Brewer Mrs Annibel Welch
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Clyde C. Brewer
Thelman Brewer
Annibel Welch
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