Marine Radio Men End Coast Strike On Jobs Today
In San Francisco CIO radio operators ended a West Coast strike after Pacific Maritime Association firms ratified a June 21 contract. About 40 ships were affected, with nearly half in San Francisco Bay. The union seeks written guarantees on wages and working conditions and plans to pursue legal action to include an overtime clause for port shifts. The PMA promised no punitive action as two Alaska freighters with Christmas supplies and a San Pedro freighter with military cargo were released.
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San Francisco
CIO
West Coast
William Steinberg
American Radio Association
Pacific Maritime Association
San Francisco Bay
PMA
Steinberg
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
Alaska
San Pedro
Far East
Fair Officials Attend Conclave in Monterey
Officials from the 12th District Agricultural Fair join the Western Fairs convention in Monterey this week. Attendees include secretary manager F. P. Stipp, board president Everett Cox, and directors Horace Fahrney and Ruel Stickney. A legislative interim committee hearing on year round use of fairgrounds is slated for Thursday with Stipp and possibly other directors in attendance.
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Monterey
F. P. Stipp
Everett Cox
Horace Fahrney
Ruel Stickney
Stipp
Americans Poised for Any Flare Up in Korea
United Press correspondent EARNEST HOBERECHT reports from Tokyo that American forces in Asia stand ready to act if Korea inflames again due to Communist violations of the armistice. Officials say any renewed fighting would be a United Nations action, not U.S. unilateral. The article notes ongoing focus on both battlefield and UN diplomacy fronts and skepticism over Western resolve toward Peiping.
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Earnest Hoberecht
United Press
Asia
Far East
Ile
Tokyo
Hoberecht
Oe East
Red China
Korea
Korean
U.S
United Nations
U.N
United States
Peiping
First Cars Roll on NWP Terms Withheld
Trains rolled on the Northwestern Pacific Railroad after a 25 day strike left 275 miles idle in the Redwood Empire. Agreement reached but terms were not disclosed. Twenty loaded flatcars moved to destination, empties arriving to clear mills backlogs. Passenger service resumes Friday. over 1400 employees back at work.
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Redwood Empire
NWP
Ukiah
Pasadena Citizens Plan Meeting on Smog Issue
San Francisco report says Pasadena Citizens Anti Smog Committee will meet State Attorney General Edmund Brown in Los Angeles Thursday to discuss the smog problem. Brown plans a closed session with committee co chairs Francis Packard and E James Lee to review preliminary data from Dr Lester Breslow and decide possible state action. Roll says he came to San Francisco to discuss liquor investigations, not smog, but shared some actions from Los Angeles County.
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San Francisco
Citizens’ Anti
Pasadena
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
Brown
Francis H. Packard
E. James Lee
Lester Breslow
Goodwin J. Knight
Attorney General's Office
S. Ernest Roll
Roll
Los Angeles County
Hanged Brotherhood Leaders in Cairo Shock Nation
Cairo reports three six Moslem Brotherhood chiefs executed over alleged plot to assassinate Premier Nasser. In U.S. news the Defense Department scales back a February draft call for 20,000 Army recruits by 3,900, while a Florida Coast Guard search for a missing tug and crew continues 70 miles southwest of Panama City after a storm wreck.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Pactaielguad
Defense Department
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Coast Guard
Gulf
Panama City
Redemeyer Estate May Exceed One Million Dollars
Emma Redemeyer estate in Ukiah totals over 1 000 000 with stocks valued at 775 307 37 and cash 192 680 02. Special administratrix Gertrude White of Fort Bragg filed a report in superior court noting real property awaiting appraisal and seven heirs listed including Evelyn Foote, Gertrude White, Whitney Redemeyer and four others. Joint admins Ernest Redemeyer and Mrs White were named with all heirs’ consent. no will found, heirs claim intestacy. Attorneys are Preston Falk Johnson and Mannon Brazier Bell.
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Emma Redemeyer
Ukiah
Gertrude White
Fort Bragg
White
Superior Court
John Redemeyer
Emma .E. Redemeyer
Evelyn Foote
Whitney H. Redemeyer
Richmond
Luther R. Redemeyer
Miss Redemeyer
Herbert Redemeyer
San Francisco
Fred Redemeyer
Laytonville
Dorothy McConaha
Tye
Texas
Ernest L. Redemeyer
Preston, Fa
Black skimmer found in Providence building window
A North Carolina black and white skimmer, a rare sight in Rhode Island, was found huddled outside a 23rd floor Providence office building window during the Hazel hurricane period.
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Providence
R. I
North Carolina
Rhode Island
New England
Policeman Loses Uniform in Vancouver Grime Wave Theft
Visiting Bremerton officer Milo Clarence had his car broken into on a downtown Vancouver street and his police uniform stolen, underscoring a rising grime wave in the city.
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Vancouver
B. C
Milo Clarence
Bremerton
Wash
Clarence
Yoshida Resigns Before Diet Votes Him Out
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida resigned unexpectedly ending a political era as the Diet prepared to vote no confidence. Ichiro Hatoyama emerged as a possible successor with a pro-West stance unlikely to shift Japan's alliance with the United States. Washington officials suggested relations would largely survive the leadership change.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
United States
Far East
Ichiro Hatoyama
Douglas MacArthur
Hatoyama
Newly
Liberal Party
Democrats
Red China
Washington
Technicality May Rule Out Low Bid
Thirteen bids were opened by the board of supervisors for the county hospital project with December 15 as the award date. Utah Construction Company led base bids at 846,955 but omits subcontractor lists, possibly rendering it ineligible. A written opinion from the district attorney is sought on bid validity.
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Board of Supervisors
Utah Construction Company of
San Francisco
District Attorney's
Utah Construction Company
E. J. Freethy
el Cerrito
E. H
Moore & Sons
Ralph Larsen & Son
Stoke, Inc
Oakland
Nomollini Construction Company
Sacramento
Williams & Burrows
Ra Company
Berkeley
Floyd G. Borchardt
Stockton
E. A. Hathaway Company
Glover Construction Company
Santa Rosa
M & E Corporation
George W. Reed
Truck Hits Automobile Making Left Turn
A rear end collision occurred last night at 10 45 on the Redwood highway just south of Oak Knoll road. Leona Myers of Ukiah driving a Pontiac was struck by an International truck and trailer driven by William Romisch of Rio Dell. Both cars were northbound. Myers signalled a left turn, Romisch failed to see it and could not stop. No injuries and no citation.
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Redwood Highway
Oak Knoll Road
Leona Myers
Ukiah
William Romisch
Rio Dell
Road Problems To Be Aired At Eureka Meet
State highway concerns in Redwood Empire go to a public hearing by a subcommittee of the Assembly Interim Committee on Transportation and Commerce in Eureka. The Dec 10 session starts at 10 a.m. in the courthouse with active boards of Supervisors and other groups urged to participate.
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Redwood Empire
Assembly
Slippery Roads Cause Two Accidents in Mendocino County
Rain slick roads led to two separate crashes reported by California Highway Patrol. Louis Guimelli, 40, of Branscomb, was seriously injured when his 1953 GMC pickup skidded on a private road six miles north of Branscomb and plunged over a bank. he remains at Howard Memorial Hospital. Mildred Jagen, 55, of Willits, suffered minor injuries when her southbound sedan skidded on Highway 101 about 11 miles north of Ukiah, rolled over, and struck the bank. Officer Burton investigated.
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California
Louis Guimelli
Branscomb
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
Guimelli
Green
Roy Burton
Mildred Jagen
Highway 101
Ukiah
Officer Burton
Authorities Seek Monday Escapee From Hospital
A 61 year old man named Robert Sonnett wandered from Mendocino State Hospital yesterday afternoon triggering a county wide search and an all points bulletin. Committed in 1937 from Oakland as criminally insane he faces prior burglary charges and suspected Oakland murder. He is described as 5 10, 175 pounds, of Spanish Indian origin, wearing state clothing and believed to be in Michigan.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Mendocino County
All Points
Robert Sonnett
Oakland
Sonnett
State Hospital
Michigan
Sennett
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Card
Northwestern California remains cloudy today through Wednesday with scattered showers from Ukiah northward and little temperature change. Coastal areas like Fort Bragg expect light southerly winds 10 to 20 mph and a few showers. Temperatures range from around 40s to mid 60s across listed locations.
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California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Bragg
Fire at Ukiah home causes no damage
A fire in an electric stove at Mildred Hunts residence 514 Walnut avenue prompted a noon response by the Ukiah fire department. Chief Albert Bechtel stated no damage resulted and did not indicate any injuries.
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Mildred Hunt
Walnut Avenue
Ukiah Fire Department
Albert Bechtel
McCarthy Denounces Eisenhower and Talks of Apology
Senator Joseph McCarthy sharply attacked President Eisenhower in a Senate hearing room, saying he should apologize for his 1952 campaign. He claimed Eisenhower congratulated senators McCarthy accused of stalling his anti Communist exposes, and stated he has no plan to form a third party while remaining in the Republican Party. The White House withheld comment.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Senate
White House
Eisenhower defends record against McCarthy with new anti subversive stats
President Eisenhower released updated figures through White House press secretary James Hagerty detailing Justice Department actions since his term began. The data show 50 Communist leaders convicted, 49 indicted, 62 new subversive groups added, 1 treason charge, 2 espionage convicts, 10 false statements cases, 129 alien subversives deported, 410 subversive records deported, 49 denaturalization proceedings, and 172 subversive aliens barred.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
James C. Hagerty
McCarthy
Justice Department
Correspondent Openings at Ukiah Daily Journal Willits Fort Bragg
The Ukiah Daily Journal seeks correspondents in Willits and Fort Bragg for local news reporting. Earn a monthly stipend by spending time on reporting duties. For details write to H. M. Ivey, City Editor, Ukiah Daily Journal.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Willits
Fort Bragg
H. M. Ivey
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Redemeyer
Diet
Eureka
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