Eisenhower on McCarthy Third Party Talk and Attacks
President Eisenhower said he would not feud with Senator McCarthy and warned a third party would be difficult to form. McCarthy rejected 1952 support for Eisenhower and spoke of a shrinking show of strength on the Communist issue. Neither side committed to bolting the GOP, while the President outlined his view of a progressive moderate Republican party.
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Rickey the parakeet and birthday party at the Daily Journal
Police notes mention Rickey the parakeet missing from Officer George Markus, then found at home after a night out. Birthday celebrations for the Daily Journal chief included a large turnout with Governor and wife, marking Ukiah Night at a Press Association gathering.
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Union Decision Expected on Overdue West Coast Ships
San Francisco report says ship owners await Harry Lundeberg and the Sailors Union of the Pacific to withdraw the overtime ban on West Coast ports. ILWU Local 13 at Wilmington allowed No. 4 hatch work on Pacificus after a six hour meeting, ending a month long dispute with the Pacific Maritime Association caught between unions.
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China Premier Warns US On Interference
In Tokyo Chou Enlai warned the United States that interference in China’s internal affairs will bring grave consequences. Peiping Radio quoted him saying the United States and Nationalist China are a treaty of war and aggression as Washington strengthens ties with Chiang Kai-shek forces. He warned of danger of a new war if the pact proceeds and suggested Red China would target Formosa.
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Uranium Prospecting May Become Top County Sport
A San Francisco engineer predicts Mendocino Napa Lake counties will fuel a uranium boom. Local gear includes Geiger counters and scintillators priced from 29.95 to 1995, with Ukiah firms stocking equipment. Rumors of Lake county ore arise amid reports of manganese shipments to Arizona.
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Eleanor Roosevelt Responds To McCarthy Denunciation
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt arriving in Los Angeles for the CIO convention says she is not surprised by Sen. McCarthy’s attack on President Eisenhower. She says, If you can accuse Gen. George Marshall, you can accuse anyone, as she comments on the Wisconsin senator’s criticism.
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French Premier Seeks Early A Power Meet
Paris reports Premier Pierre Mendes France sent his Moscow ambassador home for urgent interviews to accelerate parallel efforts toward a new Big Four conference. US Britain and France foreign ministers planned a Paris meeting next week to resolve France fast plans with Britain and America cautious pace.
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Driver on Wrong Side Causes Head On Crash on Highway 101
John Nelson, 68, of Sacramento, was cited for driving on the wrong side of the road after his southbound sedan collided head on with a heavily laden lumber truck driven by Arthur Nolen, 20, of Planada, on Highway 101 about a half mile north of Cummings. Nelson was slightly injured. Nolen uninjured.
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Officials Plan Unite CIO AFL In One Unit Soon
Los Angeles report on the 16th CIO convention endorsing merger talks with AFL. Walter Reuther and James Carey push for unity meetings after Christmas, with George Meany backing early talks. The resolution praises progress toward a single national labor center while preserving member unions.
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Weather Outlook for Northwestern California and Fort Bragg
Increasing cloudiness with rain on the north coast today spreading tonight. Showers Thursday with milder temperatures. Ukiah 54 47 Santa Rosa 57 44 Napa 58 46. Fort Bragg area sees rain this afternoon and tonight, showers Thursday, winds 25 35 mph near coast, shifting to southwest and then west Thursday.
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Large Lake County gang tied to Hammond lumber raid
Arrests in Chico and Martinez target a gang believed linked to burglaries across Lake County including the Hammond Lumber Co blaze and ten summer cabins near Clearlake Park. A lookout woman and several men face charges as authorities connect the group to thefts valued around 400 dollars at one site and over 1000 at others.
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Morse Ousted As Head of OISF School
San Francisco board suspends Alvin L. Morse 44 principal of Mission High School for immoral conduct and unfitness after a trailer fire near Lake Tahoe on Aug 3. The charge stems from living with another woman while married. Morse plans to contest, potentially facing discharge in 30 days.
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Ukiah Marriage Notices December 1954 Record
Ukiah notices dated December 4 and 6 1954 announce marriages. Wasson Beeler pair from Rockport and Tipton Clinton pair from Leggett. Framstad West pair from Edway Humboldt County and Redway. Reynolds Johnson pair from Talmage.
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Rockport
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Brady Miller Tipton
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Leggett
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Edway
Humboldt County
Lucile Nadine West
Redway
Reynolds - Johnson
Albert William Reynolds
Ethel Sarah Johnson
Talmage
Peterson Will Head 1955 Polio Campaign in Mendocino
Frank Peterson, assistant Mendocino County district attorney, was named county chairman for the 1955 March of Dimes polio drive. Arthur Schilder announced the plan, with January 3 to 31 set for the campaign. Lions clubs in Ukiah Willits Fort Bragg Laytonville and Anderson Valley will lead drives, with chairmen appointed across the county.
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Fort Bragg
Laytonville
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Rawles Gains License in California Real Estate
Sacramento State Real Estate Commissioner D. D. Watson announced the issuance of a real estate salesman license to Austin N. Rawles of 1051 South State Street Ukiah. The action confirms Rawles meets the state requirements and is now authorized to operate as a licensed salesman under California real estate law.
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Terms of Agreement In Rail Strike Settlement Listed
The Northwestern Pacific Railroad reached a four point compromise to end a 25 day strike. J P Colgar, general chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, announced terms covering 1-A penalty pay for being called out of turn, 2 compensation for adding or detaching diesel units, 3 pay for switching trains at terminals and within 25 miles, and 4 extra pay for delays after a train reaches its terminal. Costs were not disclosed but management warned the agreement would nearly double wages if accepted.
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Toy shop owner in Las Vegas held after killings
A Las Vegas toy shop owner accused of killing his former wife and another woman was seized by state police after roaming the streets for hours armed with a revolver. In San Pedro, the freighter Pacificas remained moored for repairs rather than labor issues.
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