Supervisor Poulos Seeks Warrant After Jail Altercation
District 2 Supervisor Paul Poulos plans to swear out a warrant for Sheriff's Identification Officer Gene Fredericks after Poulos says Fredericks manhandled him at the county jail while Poulos was there to be fingerprinted. Poulos, a former professional wrestler, alleges Fredericks elbowed his neck and grabbed his throat, prompting the requested arrest.
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Paul Poulos
Gene Fredericks
Fredericks
Poulos
Pacific Coast
William Hildreth
State Athletic Association
Hildreth
San Quentin
State Athletic Commission
Christmas shopping warns criminals and faith in Christ
A Los Angeles style column cautions readers to shop early this season and avoid temptation. It links Christmas to Christ, mocks foreign politics, and notes a train strike lacking value. An eye and ear specialist comments on city street chaos as a foreman warns workers about deep cuts at State and Perkins streets.
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State
Perkins
First Snowfall Whitens Bell Springs District
Snow blankets Bell Springs District with six to ten inches as of morning, while nearby Cow Mountain and Lake County see little or no snow. Pacific Telephone reports lines downed by trees but restored. crews work between Willits and Ukiah. Rain and wind affect Howard and Laughlin Ridge stations. no snow in Piercy district per postmaster Charles Hurt. Selma Grubb at Bell Springs confirms ongoing snowfall this morning.
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Mendocino County
Witieh
Cerites Toethe
Bell Springs
Humboldt County
Jack Shields
Pacific Telephone Company
Cow Mountain
Lake County
Howard
Division of Forestry
Laughlin Ridge
Shields
Fort Bragg
Willits
Ukiah
Northwestern Pacific
Eureka
Charles Hurt
Piercy
Selma Grubb
Ukiah Village Considers Street Lighting District Vote
Ukiah Village residents will vote December 14 on forming a street lighting district. The plan calls for 35 lights on existing poles funded by a monthly $120 bill and initial district taxes. About 100 homes in the subdivision with an assessed valuation near $367,000 would be affected.
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Ukiah Village
Aris Alicia Interoe
Board of Supervisors
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Ukiah
City of
Wonder John Re-elected Chair of Ukiah Chamber Retail Division
Wonder John was chosen chair at the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Retail Division breakfast meeting held at the Palace Hotel. The group discussed the Green River Ordinance restricting house to house merchandise solicitations and heard Chief George Smith speak on safe driving for the upcoming SD Day on December 15.
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John Wonder
Tilley Named New Head of Conservation Circle
Walker Tilley, lands and timber forester for Masonite Corp in Ukiah, was unanimously elected chairman of Ukiah Circle No. 2, Redwood Region Conservation Council, at a Palace Hotel dinner. Harold V. Gallaher relinquished the post. Mrs. Patricia Linn was re-elected secretary. Clyde S. Martin, noted forestry consultant, outlined 40 years of progress in forestry and the federal service’s golden anniversary, citing forest preservation efforts and the Keep Green movement as pivotal.
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Walker Tilley
Masonite Corporation
Ukiah Circle No. 2
Redwood Region Conservation Council
Redwood
Palace Hotel
Tilley
Harold V. Gallaher
Ukiah Union High School
Patricia Linn
Gallaher
Ben Allen
San Francisco
Clyde S. Martin
Yale
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Government of India
Western Pine Association
Martin
Federal
California
Tree Farms
Keep Green
Redwood Region Conservation Conneil
The
Palace
Shawn
Ben Aven
San Princisco
Ukiah High School
Ukiah Circle
Pas
Tricia Linn
Phil Farnsworth
California Redwood Association
Clyde St. Martin
Cober
Pope Pius XI Shows Small Improvement in Health
Vatican sources said the ailing pope showed slight improvement. He arose at 7:30 a.m. and heard Mass in the private chapel given by Roman Catholics in Buffalo New York, then returned to his study to receive a daily briefing from a Vatican official.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius
Robert Leiber
Papal
N.Y
Vatican Secretariat of State
Fred P Williams Found Dead Near River Road Rancheria
The body of 23 year old Fred P Williams was found this morning near his home south of Talmage. He apparently died Tuesday evening. Deputy Coroner Harold Talso took charge and the body remains at Zimmerman Mortuary for a postmortem this afternoon.
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Fred P. Williams
River Road Rancheria
Talmage
Harold Talso
Zimmerman Mortuary
Turkey Shoot at Holman Ranch Opens Potter Valley Club
Potter Valley Rifle and Pistol Club announces its first public event a turkey shoot on Sunday December 12 starting at 10 a.m. at Holman Ranch behind the rodeo grounds. Refreshments will be served all day rain or shine.
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Potter Valley
Rifle and Pistol Club
Holman Ranch
Cayon
Rodeo
Hayden Admits Checking Senator McCarthy's Mail
Washington report confirms 1952 Senate investigators checked McCarthy's mail to see if funds he collected for fighting Communism were involved with speculation. Debate rose as senators prepared to vote on censure, with Dirksen proposing a substitute resolution. Alexander Smith criticized McCarthy for false charges while offering a softer censure and call for admission of mistakes.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Hayden
Wisconsin
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Congress
Sen
H.alexander Smith
Christmas Mail Big Job For U.S. Rail Facilities
Washington underlines huge rail effort for holiday mail as the Association of American Railroads says 200 trains daily will move about 5.5 billion pieces of mail from December 1 to Christmas Day. Post Office expects over 60 thousand 60 foot cars needed.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Post Office Department
McCarthy censure fate likely after Senate vote
In Washington the Senate refused to dismiss censure charges against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, signaling that censure remains likely. Secretary of State Dulles warned the United States could consider blocking Red China if peaceful efforts to free Americans fail, though he trusted peaceful methods would hold. In Los Angeles an Oregon man who shot himself during police gunfire on a deserted burlesque theater stage kissed pictures of his alleged "red-headed angel face" as officers attempted arrest.
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Washington P
Senate
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Red China
Los Angeles
Oregon
Stricken Radio Operator Evacuated From Pacific Ship
A Coast Guard plane brought a stricken radio operator from the Isthmian Steamship Company freighter Steel Worker in mid pacific to Honolulu. He was rushed to Tripler Army Hospital in fair condition with suspected appendicitis after an extensive rescue operation. The ship, en route from Bangkok to Hawaii and the United States, alerted Coast Guard headquarters via radio operator David G. Calkins. Authorities planned to fly him from Johnston Island to Hawaii for treatment.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Tripler Army Hospital
mid-Pacific
San Francisco
Hawaii
United States
Bangkok
David G. Calkins
Youngstown
Ohio
U.S. Public Health Service
Johnston Island
Hawaaii
Opposition Formed In Congress To Draft Extension
Washington, UP reports strong opposition in Congress to the administration plan for a four year draft extension and a revised Universal Military Training program. Defense Secretary Wilson outlined a two year active duty plus six year reserve path, a new reserve force of 100000 yearly, and continued emphasis on voluntary enlistments to reach 450000 yearly.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Ins
National Guard
Wilson
Armed Services
Henry Brittingham Dead. Potter Valley Lodge Owner Dies At 83
Henry E. Brittingham of Potter Valley died Tuesday evening. Former owner of the Eel River Lodge, he was retired. Services are pending at Zimmerman Mortuary. He is survived by his wife Effie Brittingham of Potter Valley. He was 83 years old.
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Funear
Zimmerman Mortuary
Henry E. Brittingham
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Eel River Lodge
Brittingham
Effie Brittingham
Weather Outlook for Northern California and Fort Bragg
Occasional rain today tonight and Thursday continues across Northern California with mountain snow. Temperature changes are minor with coastal southerly winds 20 to 35 mph. Fort Bragg area shows scattered rain and similar temps, highs around 50s to mid 50s and lows near 40s, winds along the coast.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Rancho Ednita Ranch Trades for Oakland Hotel
The 810 acre Mendocino County Rancho Ednita estate owned by J. E. Harton near Londale was exchanged for Oaklands 18th and Webster Hotel owned by James Keith. The sale valued at 147,500 was negotiated by Trevor and Company and Ambsen Kerner and Stevens. The ranch features timber and 700 acres grazing land, stables, corrals, a 14 room Monterey style house, terraces and a pool with a cabana. The residence includes a redwood living room library and recreation room plus five bedrooms six baths and a large kitchen wing with walk in cold box.
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Oakland
Menlo Hotel
San Francisco
Previews Incorporated
Ednita
J. E. Harton
Londale
18Th and
Webster
James Keith
Previews
Trevor and Company
Mr. Harton
Harry Smissaert
Ambsen, Kerner and Stevens
Keith
Rancho Ednita
Inc
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