Court Injunction Halts Violence in Ukiah Lumber Dispute
Judge Ralph McGee issued a temporary injunction restraining violence by both union and employer sides in the Ukiah Pine Lumber strike dispute. The order allows peaceful picketing with up to four pickets and free access to mill dwellings, with negotiations to resume next week under federal mediation. The strike began June 21, involving AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union and CIO International Woodworkers of America across Oregon Washington and Northern California.
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Ralph McGee
Amador County
Ukiah Pine Lumber Company
Potter Valley
Leo Cook
Kasch & Cook
Ukiah Pine
Clarence
Henry Todd
San Francisco
AFL
CIO
Northwest
H. J. Greeley
Federal Mediation Service
AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
CIO International Woodworkers of America
Oregon
Washington
California
School bond poll chaos and odd notices in Daily Journal
Citizens at a school bond election demand a yes or no trade in a long line while a help wanted ad hints at “special consideration” for women aged 40 to 60 and questions if they have experience. Governor Knight may sign a statute on campaign expense records. White Plains enacts shorts and midriff limits for women over 12. Fourth of July safety reminders target drivers, with doctors and dentists under stress.
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The
Daily Journal
White Plains
N. Y
Girls Identify Suspect In Seven Year Old Slaying
Miami police pursue two teen girls who say crime scene photos show the man who molested them in a theater. A 19 year old “hard to handle” youth who disappeared the morning of the kidnapping is also sought. Detectives review smeared fingerprints from the crime car while widening their search.
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Miami
Judith Ann Roberts
WTVJ
Chester Eldredge
Eldredge
Guy Samuel Stevenson
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bartender States Amnesia in Missing Cash Case
North State Street bartender William C. Spencer reports amnesia after a $400 shortage linked to George's Buffer. Police chief George Smith investigates as Spencer, who woke in a Eureka alley, denies knowledge of missing receipts. A Buffer manager recalls Spencer closing the bar Tuesday night and a rival poker player says he saw Spencer playing late with a $200 loss and a bounced $100 check.
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George's Buffer
North State Street
George Smith
William C. Spencer
Eureka
Joseph Covall
Spencer
Smith
Stevenson Opens Washington State Campaign Tour
Stevenson, the Democratic presidential nominee in 1952, starts a free day tour of Washington State with an appearance at the Spokane AFL convention. He plans a flight to Grand Coulee, then Seattle for an informal remarks luncheon at $10 per plate, before visiting Bremerton San Juan Islands and Alaska.
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Seattle
Stevenson
Washington State
AFL
Spokane
Grand Coulee
Bremerton
San Juan Islands
Alaska
Chamber Manager to Attend Stanford Western Institute
Paul Satterley of the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce will attend the Western Institute at Stanford University for a weeklong program. The course covers basic and technical chamber management procedures with merit awards based on exams. Examinations are scheduled for Saturday July 17, with sponsors from seven western states and the U S Chamber of Commerce.
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Paul Satterley
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Western Institute
Stanford University
Chamber of Commerce Management
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Truman Walks Out Of Kansas City Hospital Feeling Fit
Former President Harry S. Truman left Research Hospital in Kansas City after 19 days, appearing fit and happy. He traveled by automobile with Mrs Truman and Patrolman Mike Westwood to his Independence home, where he relaxed on a porch and had breakfast after being deemed out of danger days earlier.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Truman
Mike Westwood
Independence Police Department
Mr. Truman
Monday Parties Slated For Ukiah Teenagers
The Ukiah Recreation Department launches the Teen Club with a first meeting scheduled for Monday night July 12 at the Municipal Clubhouse. The Teen Council includes Leo Bleir Patty Chess Howard Cornell Joan Foutz Steve Harlan Dave Irmer Penny Johnson Rickey Linn Vi Taning Forest Tilley Judy Webb and Pat ty Weber. Leaders Group members who will alternate as chaperones are Mr. and Mrs.
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Ukiah Recreation Department
Teen Council
Leo Bleir
Patty Chess
Howard Cornell
Joan Foutz
Steve Harlan
Dave Irmer
Penny Johnson
Rickey Linn
Vi Taning
Forest Tilley
Judy Webb
Patty Weber
Reception honors Father Quinlan at Palace Hotel
A reception in the Redwood Room at the Palace Hotel Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock honors Father Celestine Quinlan on his 23rd priesthood anniversary celebrated June 29. Special guests include fellow priests and friends. all Ukiah area and St. Mary’s Parish friends are invited.
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Celestine Quinlan
Redwood
Palace Hotel
St. Mary's Parish
Father Quinlan
Father Quinton
Ukiah Area
St. Mary's
Utah to Build 12000 Foot Rocket Sled Track
Baltimore report says the Air Research and Development Command plans a 12000 foot rocket sled track in Utah to test ejection seats and escape devices for supersonic airplanes. Devices will be fired from rocket sleds to simulate in flight conditions.
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Baltimore
Air Research and Development Command
Utah
France Calls U S Indochina Talks a Blunder
Paris reports France warned the United States it would be a disastrous blunder if Washington does not send top fever representatives to the Geneva conference on Indochina next week. Secretary Dulles and Undersecretary Smith said they will not attend while all other foreign ministers from West and East will be present. Pierre Mendes France will attend Geneva to press for ending the Indochina war within 10 days.
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Paris
France
United States
Washington
Indochina
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Bedella Smith
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes- France
U. S
Robert C. Joyce
Administration fears appeasement in Geneva peace talks
Washington officials warn the East West conference may seek a peace formula appeasing the Reds in Indochina. Secretary Dulles says neither he nor Smith will return to Geneva to hear ceasefire recommendations, transferring delegation leadership to Ambassador Alexis Johnson as the United States signals a cautious, hands off stance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Indochina
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
Dulles
Czechoslovakia
Alexis Johnson
Thirty Enroll In Local Play Program
More than 30 children participate as the Ukiah supervised playground program finishes its second week. City Recreation Director Joe Juliana notes the varied activities led by Dorothy Keene for six and seven year olds, including crafts and swimming. The program runs through next week with an eight and nine year old session starting July 19 at Municipal Park.
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Joe Juliana
Juliana
Dorothy Keene
Record turnout for Ukiah bond and school financing
A $151 000 bond for the new Southside school carried by about six to one in Ukiah, with 1112 ballots cast and 37 absentees. A $354 000 state education loan also passed 917 to 165. Voters turnout set a district record, with bids for the Helen and Washington streets school to be called in October and occupancy expected September 1955. Ernest Winkler of San Francisco designed the project.
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Southside
Ukiah
State Department of Education
Helen
Washington Streets
Journal
Brotzman
New Southside
Jack Simpson
Simpson
Pomolita School
Ernest Winkler
San Francisco
Fire at Spokane private club injures few workers
In Spokane Washington a blaze tore through a swank private club. More than 200 patrons and employees escaped injury. Two waitresses and three firefighters were overcome by smoke, with a fourth firefighter suffering a minor eye injury.
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Spokane
Wash
Brotherhood of Friends Club
Pacific Fleet Holds Largest West Coast Maneuvers
Fifty war ships of the Pacific Fleet will take part in West Coast maneuvers, the largest since World War II. The operations run July 26 through August 13 and will be directed by Rear Adm. Maurice E. Curtis from San Diego.
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San Diego
Maurice E. Curtis
Ground Breaking For First Baptist Children's House Unit
The First Baptist Church in Ukiah plans a ground breaking for a new preschool building after Sunday worship led by Dr. Ben G. Field. Mayor Leonard Nix attends, with KUKI radio broadcasting and a one o clock family dinner following the ceremony. Ed Wiemeyer and others lead the planning and finance committees for the project.
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First Baptist Church
Ben G. Field
Northern California Baptist Convention
KUKI
Children's House
Leonard Nix
Ukiah
Arthur Wallace
Ministerial Association
Field
Ed Wiemeyer
Robert Taylor
Chaplin Williams
Jesse Rawles
Board of
Christian Education
Church
Friends
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Card
Northwestern California shows fair conditions today tonight and Saturday with patchy fog and light rain north of Garberville today and again Saturday. Temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 70s and low 50s along the coast with coastal winds 12 to 25 mph and Fort Bragg area winds southwest 10 to 20 mph.
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California
Garberville
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
el Dorado County
Sheriffs
Russian River
Rowland Morris
California Supreme Court Refers Hallinan Disbarment
The California Supreme Court referred the disbarment proceedings against lawyer Vincent Hallinan back to the State Bar Association for a hearing and report. Hallinan, serving an 18 month jail term for federal income tax evasion on McNeil Island, had asked the court to dismiss the proceedings.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Vincent Hallinan
State Bar Association
Hallinan
McNeil Island
Tacoma
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Knight
Bartender
State of
Stanford
Paul Sutterley
Kansas City Hospital
Fr. Quinlan
U.S
Baptists
United Press
Birkdale
England
Peter Thomson
Sacramento
State Department of Agriculture
Washington-Ap
Agriculture Department
Marysville
Yuba County
Speckert-Lumber Co
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