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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1954

Page

1

Ukiah Village Votes For Lighting District Formation

Ukiah Village residents approved the formation of a street lighting district by a 62 to 22 margin in an election held yesterday. The board of supervisors will canvass the vote and declare the district formed if no irregularities are found. Installation by Pacific Gas and Electric will begin after the district is declared. About 100 homes sit in Ukiah Village with an assessed valuation around 367000 dollars.

Ukiah Village Board of Supervisors Cific Gas & Electric Company P.g.&e O.K Alice Clare Swan M. Patricia Hotchkiss Hazel M. Snow Wilda P. Ewers

Inauguration Ball Scrapped Says Governor

The governor states there will be no inaugural ball this year. A note of humor about dancing toes appears alongside a call to enter the Daily Journal Outdoor Christmas Decoration Contest. Mentions a miscue by Field Marshal Montgomery in a past event and recalls Ukiah wrestling days. Captain Harder of the CHP pushes Safe Driving through holidays with patrols around the clock. A whiskey breath violator faces durance, and the liquor question is described as fluid by Governor Knight. The Redwood Empire Association labels vacationing as an industry amid five local highway accidents last weekend.

Harder C.H.P Durance

Potter Valley Power Shuts Off Friday

Pacific Gas and Electric announces an hour long power interruption on all Potter Valley circuits from one minute after midnight Friday to 1 am to enable improvements. Officials say the work will improve Potter Valley service and crews will restore power promptly.

Potter Valley Pacific Gas and Electric Company Soam Potter Valley Service Pg&e Sali

Cal Regents Pay Severance to Axed Professors

The University of California Regents paid full severance and court costs totaling 32870.17 to five professors from loyalty oath cases. Spokesman said the settlements were announced by Dr. Edward Tolman and attorney Stanley Weigel, who represented 21 professors discharged in 1950 for refusing a loyalty oath found unlawful. The five resigned after 21 were reinstated by the California Supreme Court. 16 returned to the university. The five now teach elsewhere and received 8864, 8186, 5576, 5460, and 4781 dollars respectively.

San Francisco University of California Regents Edward C. Tolman Ll.c Stanley A. Weigel California Supreme Court

Tuesday Eve Crash at Oak and Smith Streets

An accident occurred Tuesday evening at 5 40 at Oak and Smith in Ukiah involving Frank Delano and Myles Johnson. No injuries were reported. Delano said he stopped for a parked car door before proceeding. Johnson said he saw Delano’s light before impact. Both vehicles sustained damage and left the scene under their own power.

Oak and Smith Streets Frank Delano Myles Johnson Ukiah Delano Oak Street Johnson Smith Kaiser

Death Toll High But Drivers Get Commendations

The nation aimed for 24 hours with no traffic deaths but eleven deaths and 194 injuries occurred by noon. Officials praised motorists while Eisenhower urged safe driving. In Wisconsin a 37 year old Adelbert Jacobs Jr. died in a crash near Milwaukee marking an early S D Day fatality.

Wisconsin Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office Adelbert Jacobs Jr Waterford Milwaukee Sheriff's Office

We Are Safe Driving Ukiah Reports No Accidents

California Highway Patrol reported at 1 o'clock today that there had been no accidents in the county. By 11 a.m. PST no reports had been filed, despite President Eisenhower and safety experts hoping for a day without fatalities or injuries. Last year on a similar day 60 died and 1807 were injured. A United Press tabulation counted 67 deaths and about 2144 injuries.

Ukiah California Highway Patrol Eisenhower United Press Adm H. B. Miller President's Action Committee’ For

Drowned Airman Stelma Missing After Surf Wreck

Michael Blasey Stelma an airman at Stead Base Reno disappeared while fishing during rugged air survival training near Point Arena California. Coast Guard helicopters and a beach party scoured the coastline but could not reach him as the surf and rocks hindered rescue efforts.

Michael Blasey Stelma Point ‘Arena Srudony Stead Air Base Reno Stelma Graceton Coast Guard Stead

US Philippines Sign Trade Pact Seeks Stronger Economy

The United States and the Philippines signed a trade agreement to aid the Philippine republic’s development. Pending congressional approval, the pact extends until 1974 preferential treatment for Philippine exports to the United States, and sets a tariff schedule allowing the Philippines to levy duties on U.S. goods up to five times U.S. duties on Filipino goods.

Washington United States Philippines U. S

District Calls Bids For New Half Million Dollar School

Ukiah area bids invited for a new Southside elementary school at Pomolita with a one story design by San Francisco architect Ernest Frederick Winkler. Project financed by a $353,080 state loan plus $151,000 bonds, total estimated cost about $504,000 for 12 classrooms two kindergartens administration and meal facilities.

Southside Board of Trustees of Ukiah Ernest Frederick Winkler San Francisco Kindergartere New Construction Union Elementary School Washington and Helen Streets

Nehru asks China to meet on U S airmen fate

India disclosed Prime Minister Nehru has asked Red China to accept the UN request for a Peiping meeting on the fate of 1 U S airman jailed by the Communists. New Delhi says Nehru only forwarded Hammarskjold’s request for a face to face with Chou En Lai. A UN spokesman noted no reply from Peiping had been received yet.

United Nations N.Y India Jawaharlal Nehru Red China Peiping U.S Comunists New Delhi Nehru Red Chinese Chou En-lai U.N Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold Chou

Congress Skeptical on Ike UMT Training Plan

Washington sources report cautious congressional reaction to President Eisenhower's volunteer six month UMT style training plan. Officials doubt it will reach 100000 volunteers yearly and warn initial scope may be limited. White House briefing priority given to the reserve concept, though term UMT not used.

Washington Eisenhower Capitol White House

Interior Dept Sells State Indian Lands

The U S Department of Interior sold 909 acres of Indian lands in Del Norte Humboldt and Trinity counties for 145326. Simpson Logging Co of Klamath paid 16600 for a 40 acre Trinity County timber tract. Union Oil Co bought four acres in the Hoopa Indian Reservation for 8500.

Sacramento LLP U.S. Kepartment of Interior del Norte Humboldt Trinity Counties Trinity County Simpson Logging Co Klamath Union Oil Co Hoopa

Legion Christmas Party Tonight at Veterans Memorial

The Lewis White Post of the American Legion invites members and their families to the annual Christmas party at 7:30 tonight in the Veterans Memorial Building. Santa Claus will visit on behalf of the children.

Lewis White Post American Legion Wil Veterans Memorial Building Santa Claus

Next 48 Hours May Decide Pope's Fight For Health

Vatican officials say the next 48 hours could reveal whether Pope Pius XI’s revival stall is temporary and help doctors determine the illness behind his near death 13 days earlier. A brief hiccup return and a planned stomach X ray within 48 hours loom as key updates.

Vatican City Vatican Pius XI

Weather Outlook for Northwestern California Coast

Cloudy today and tonight with occasional light rain. Temperatures steady with little change Thursday. Coast winds 10-18 mph, shifting to west or northwest. Napa 56-42, Ukiah 55-40, Santa Rosa 55-42. Fort Bragg area cloudy with a few showers, clearing Thursday.

California Napa Ukiah Santa Rosa Fort Bragg

Police uncover sorry condition in home on Talmage Road

Police officers Blais and Hunt took an intoxicated Talmage woman into custody at 2:45 am and jailed her. A four year old boy was found alone at the residence near Frey Service station and later placed with a neighbor. The mother appeared in court. the father is unemployed and the couple had been drinking after a Tuesday night dispute.

Blais Hunt Junto Talmage Frey Dick Borecky Borecky Huabangs Ukiah

French Premier Stakes Future On Arms Voting

Premier Pierre Mendes-France says his government will rely on a confidence vote in the National Assembly to approve the German rearmament package. The plan covers armament for 500,000 West Germans, German sovereignty, a Western European union, NATO, and Saarland fate, following Paris London talks. In Bonn, Adenauer urged ratification by West German parliament.

Paris Pierre Mendes-France National Assembly London Germany Saarland France Bonn West Germany Konrad Adenauer

New PDQ Drive-in Opens North of Ukiah Today

Ukiah residents witness the opening of the PDQ Drive-in on the west side of the Redwood highway opposite the fairgrounds. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller operate it with partners from Petaluma. The self service restaurant offers 27 menu items and promises lower prices due to reduced overhead.

Ukiah PDQ Redwood Highway Fairgrounds New Enterprise Grant Miller Empire Gardens Fairfield Miller

City to Open Fuel Bids Tonight

Ukiah city council will open bids for furnishing gas and oil for 1955 at 8 p.m. in city hall. The session confirms the bidding process and invites bidders to present their proposals this evening.

Ukiah

Suspect Entry Precedes Ukiah Fire At Crawford Store

Fire Chief Bechtel suspects an arsonist burglar caused today’s early morning blaze at Charles Crawford’s beer and food store on East River Road two miles south of Talmage. A kerosene bottle, broken window, missing cash drawer, and loss of beer support burglary motive as investigators probe origin.

Charles Crawford East River Road Albert Bechtel Ukiah Fire Department Bechtel Talmage Crawford

Flavorland Drive-In Reopens After Fire Restoration

Flavorland Drive-In Restaurant and Ready Kitchen, rebuilt at about $60,000 after a destructive May 30 fire, opens tomorrow at South State and Gobbi. The readiness includes a full meals to go, from budget to premium, with party foods and individual items available. Milk shakes, fried chicken, roast beef, prawns, salads, and barbecued sandwiches are on offer.

South State Gobbi

Postoffice Extends Hours for Christmas Mailing

Ukiah postoffice stamp and parcel post windows will stay open until 6 p.m. Saturday December 18 to help those mailing Christmas packages. Early mailing is urged to ease end of season crowds and workload.

Ukiah Postoffice

Correspondent Openings in Ukiah Daily Journal

The Ukiah Daily Journal seeks correspondents in Willits and Fort Bragg for part time news reporting. Earn a nice monthly check by writing to H. M. Ivey, City Editor, Ukiah Daily Journal.

Ukiah Daily Journal Willits Fort Bragg H. M. Ivey

Interior chief backs Upper Colorado Storage Project

Secretary Douglas McKay said he will push for congressional approval of a 1 billion dollar plan including the Echo Park Dam and that he supported it previously and continues to do so. In San Francisco KPIX general manager Philip G. Lasky announced most programs have been restored with full service expected later today amid ongoing talks with union representatives.

Washington Douglas McKay Colorado Echo Park McKay San

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