Funds Pour into 1955 Christmas Seals Drive at Ukiah Office
Mendocino county Tuberculosis Association in Ukiah calls for volunteers as 1955 Christmas Seals mail opens. Staff expect 30 000 envelopes to be alphabetized and processed, with mothers of nursery school children among the regular helpers. Call HD 2 2359 to volunteer or mail donations now.
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TB Association
Mendocino County
Ukiah
County ‘Tuberculosis Association
North State Street
Clare Wilsey
Mendocino County Tuberculosis Association
Edward Axt
Norman Buhn
Agnes Cook
G. Dorman
Alfred McKinney
L. G.mcpherson
Myrtle Oakley
David Tamborini
James Jardine
Carl Daubeneck
Association
San Francisco
Truman
Jackson County
Missouri
Army Seeks Out-Of-Doorsmen At Ukiah Station
A. L. Yeckley of the United States Army Recruiting Station in Ukiah announces openings for men who meet the physical and mental qualifications for the infantry. The role offers skills in signal communications, vehicle operation and maintenance, and small arms use along with marksmanship. Training may include skiing and outdoor living.
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A. L. Yeckley
United States Army
Ukiah
Thiqu
State veteran bonus deadlines across multiple states
The list shows World War II, World War I, and Korea era bonus deadlines or approvals by state. Notable entries include Connecticut October 1 1951 deadline, Hawaii June 30 1951, Illinois June 30 1951, Indiana June 30 1953, Iowa June 30 1953, Missouri December 31 1954, New York none, New Jersey no bonus, and Korea bonus actions pending or approved in several states.
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Alaska
California
Connecticut
Korea
Delaware
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Unity Club members craft Christmas decorations at Boonville home
Boonville Unity Club garden group met at Mrs. Mervin Perkins home on Monday at 10 for a Christmas decor session. Ten women attended, bringing sandwiches. lunch featured chocolate cake and coffee. The group planned to resume next Monday at 10 to continue work. Oscar Summit and relatives traveled to Memphis and Mount Ida, Arkansas, visiting family. Mrs. Levy Campbell and family sold their home to the Hulberts and plan to move to Wildwood next spring.
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Boonville
Garden Club
Unity Club
Mervin Perkins
Caroline
Memphis
Tennessee
Levy Campbell
Perry Hulbert
Campbell
Wildwood
Point Arena
George Smith
Salinas
Roy Bagby
World War II and Korea Deadlines by State Notice
A historical notice details deadlines by state for World War II and Korea War bonuses. South Dakota sets October 31 1949 and September 1 1954. Washington noon December 31 1955. Vermont notes no WW II deadline. West Virginia cites December 31 1955 for World War I. implications for filing bonuses across states.
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South Dakota
Korea
Vermont
Washington
West ‘Virginia
Chessman Granted Death Row Rehearing Date Set
Daryl Chessman will leave San Quentin death row for the first time in seven years to meet U S District Judge Louis E Goodman on December 8 for a hearing to set a rehearing date. The U S Supreme Court ordered the rehearing. A stay of execution was issued pending the process.
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San Francisco
Daryl Chessman
San San Quentin
Chessman
U.S
Louis E. Goodman
U.S. Supreme Court
Goodman
High Court
Los Angeles
George T. Davis
Charles W. Fricke
Fricke
Navy diver trapped 130 feet under Patuxent River rescue underway
A Navy diver is trapped 130 feet below the Patuxent River near Solomon's Maryland. Five divers rush from Washington to aid as local crews struggle in frigid rough water. Rescue is hampered by conditions while officials with the Naval Ordnance Laboratory refuse details on the incident.
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Solomons, Md
Navy
Patuxent River
Washington
Patuxent
Chesapeake Bay
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Alaskan jet crash death toll reaches fourteen
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP Fourteen persons were known dead today in the Air Force jet crash that ripped an eight family apartment unit after takeoff at Ladd Air Force Base near Fairbanks. Lt Alfred Pounders the pilot died. One victim died in hospital. Maj John Orr said 13 bodies recovered and six in serious condition. The slain include newborn triplet brothers of an Air Force couple who survived with two other children.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
San Air Force
Alr ‘Force
Air Force
Trip
John Orr
Elfelson Air Force Base
Here
Ladd Air Force Base
Alfred F. Pounders
Monticello
Miss
Pounders
William Fimple
Timmie
Dutchie
Nixon urges stronger NATO as answer to Russia at Geneva
Vice President Richard Nixon says a strengthened NATO is the answer to Russia's tough stance at Geneva. He tells United Press the West must boost European defenses and cites the December NATO meeting in Paris as crucial. He notes U.S. and allied officials seek more exchanges to counter Soviet efforts to fracture the alliance.
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Nixon
Russia
Geneva
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
NATO
Paris
State ‘Department
Dulles
United States
State Department
Paulo Cunha
Christmas Savings Clubs Grow in West with Record Payout
Western Christmas Savings Clubs paid out a record 110 million dollars this year, about 10 percent more than last year. Most funds go to permanent savings or year end bills, with average Western payouts over 100 dollars per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Boucher
Boucher
West
Labor unions set historic merger to form AFL CIO
The AFL and CIO open conventions to ratify a merger creating the largest labor group in U.S. history. About 1,800 delegates will assemble at the 71st Regiment Armory for the inaugural AFL CIO convention. John Owens of the United Mine Workers asks CIO to repay 1.665 million dollars before dissolution. Carey, CIO treasurer, denies arrears and notes ongoing differences with UMW.
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Anew York
AFL
71St’ Regimental
CIO
James B. Carey
UMW
John Owens
Moncey
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Carey
West German reunification premised on free elections reasoning
A blunt homespun argument critiques the West's insistence on free elections as a prerequisite for reunification with East Germany. The piece frames the stance as a condition tied to democratic legitimacy and potential political risk for the unified state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
West Germany
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Hotel Powell
Union Square
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eGwner
NEA
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Burton
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Louis B. Lundborg
Bank of America
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Utah
Carbondale,ill
John I. Wright
Mississippi River
Wright
Mariam Kim
Olive View, Sanitarium
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