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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1956
Page
4
Nurseries offer evergreen living Christmas trees in containers or root ball form. Varieties include Deodar Cedar, Norway Spruce, Colorado Blue Spruce, cypresses, and arborvitae hybrids. Indoor care guidelines help keep the tree healthy for planting outdoors after the holidays.
Audrey Ann Sehmock and Robert C Buckman married in a morning nuptial mass at St. Margaret’s Catholic Church Lomita officiated by Father Patrick Shelley. Attendants wore coral and mist green gowns, Miss Margretta Sehmock served as maid of honor, floral arrangements included white gardenias and pink carnations, and 156 guests attended the ceremony followed by a Mass with Ave Maria sung at the organ.
An executive secretary urges citizens to tell departing California legislators what they are for not against. The piece frames positions on local government, federal overreach, free economic systems, fair laws, individual rights, and California water development, with the line that lawmakers should oppose measures that contradict those aims and voters should demand clear, justified choices.
Italian and American agents report no honesty among narcotics gangs in Genoa Italy where an undercover test purchase of heroin evidence turned up a mixture of cough drops and bitter almonds, inflaming concern over drug trafficking honesty and investigative reliability.
Ann Sullivan registered guests as a reception followed at the bride’s parents’ residence. The four tier wedding cake was served by Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Charles Slitter and Miss Carol Burrows.
Washington reporter recalls a tale of Charles Kohen, owner of a small hobby shop, who supplied two rare stamps sought by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Kohen refused payment when FDR offered a note, keeping the stamps as a personal gift. The piece also notes other historical visitors to Kohen’s shop including Henry Ford and Woodrow Wilson era figures.
Fire swept two cars of a crowded rush hour elevated train killing one man and injuring scores in Chicago. Motor man Daniel Cullen, 47, of the elevated line, died at Cook County morgue. Sixteen injured were taken to St Francis Hospital with others to Edgewater Hospital.
The U S Department of Agriculture releases a new Forest Service film Tree Bank to show which lands can shift from crops to trees and how farmers obtain cost sharing and technical help. It highlights soil and water conservation wildlife habitat and recreational benefits and notes 625 prints distributed with 325 in color to state foresters libraries and offices.
Fdkuwatly accuses Britain France and Israel of continuing an aggressive plot against Syria. He praises Iraq and prays for freedom from the Baghdad Pact. Maj. Gen. Burns returns to Cairo from Sinai talks with Dayan and says the UN force moves 50 kilometers into Sinai.
Hungarians react as leaders are jailed and workers in a dozen Budapest plants walk out. The Budapest workers council warns of tragedy if the crackdown continues, fearing a general strike and bloodshed. They say four weeks of talks with Janos Kadar failed to yield results and question his authority.
Clinton Tean reports school board and faculty meeting to decide if Clinton High School can reopen after anti Negro demonstrations. Fourteen men and two women charged with attempting to force Negro pupils out were bonded. federal judge sets trial by December 20. Anderson County officials aim to reopen Monday.
Pro-government and secret police actions surged as mass arrests swept Hungary overnight. Reports from Austria described widespread detentions aimed at quelling anti-Soviet demonstrations. Curfews were imposed in Eger amid protests in Veszprem and other areas. AVIL police were again in power, intensifying crackdown following the uprising.
The 12 foot long Snark intercontinental missile, launched Wednesday from Patrick AFB Florida, vanished after its scheduled turn around point. Pentagon officials issued no details but warned the weapon may have crashed in the ocean or remote land, with Brazil cited as a possible area.
Eighty two tearful Hungarian Olympians left Melbourne aboard a French airplane bound for Budapest with plans to seek asylum in Europe. Customs said the 176 member delegation will stop in Darwin Singapore the Middle East before reaching Europe. An estimated 45 may seek asylum in Austria or the United States while one athlete stayed in Australia awaiting a chance to go to America following family cables from Vienna.
Hollywood star Humphrey Bogart is recovering at his home after throat cancer surgery last spring. He was hospitalized recently at St Johns Hospital in Santa Montes for treatment to remove painful scar tissue from the operation.
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