Hopland tests barriers to fence deer at UC Hopland station
At UC Hopland Field Station in Mendocino County researchers test deer fencing to confine deer for parasite studies alongside sheep parasites. Zoologist William M. Longhurst and Davis veterinarians James R. Douglas and Norman F. Baker oversee the project, using six foot woven wire and barbed top fencing with redwood posts and crossovers to manage deer movement and water flow across ravines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland
University of California
Mendocino
A. H. Murphy
William M. Longhurst
James R. Douglas
Norman F. Baker
School of Veterinary Medicine
Davis
Bremerton Begins Third Tour of Duty in Far East
The heavy cruiser Bremerton has arrived in Far East waters for its third duty tour since the Korean War began. Commanded by Capt. R. F. Martin, the ship will serve as flagship for Vice Admiral Roland N. Smoot, commander Cruiser Division One.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S
Bremerton
Far East
Theavy
R. F. Martin
Airville
Ear
Roland N. Smoot
Provo
Utah
Washington Birthday Celebration in Laredo Texas Ends After Four Gala Days
A historic Laredo celebration marking George Washington’s birthday closes after four days of events. International Friendship school exhibits, scrapbook prizes, a coffee reception, luncheon at the country club, and evening fireworks cap the festivities. The leading organizers include W. J. Adkins and Rollins with Martha Washington Society sponsorship. The event highlights cross border ties, the Good Neighbor policy, and the city’s role as a key Mexico United States trade gateway with 41 bands in the Grand Parade. The piece also notes Monsignor Laning’s role in founding the Society of Martha Washington and honors local figures such as Allen Tish for publicity and longstanding community service.
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International Friendship School
W. J. Adkins
Mexico
United States
Laredo
Texas
Pocahontas
Society of Martha Washington
Allen Tish
Dan’ A. Laning
Washington Birthday Celebration Association
George Washington
Martha Dandridge Washington
George
Martha Washington
Society of
Beautiful Society beHes
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Hampshire
Virginia
New York
South Carolina
North Carolina
Rhode
Mexican
U.S
Laredos
Rio Grande
William Prescott Allen
Republic of Mexico
Tish
Allen
Mr. Allen
Kiwanians Plan June 5 Dance at Blue Lakes
Ukiah Kiwanis arrange a benefit dance next Saturday, June 5 at Blue Lake Lodge with Sky larks providing music. Proceeds fund welfare projects including FFA and 4 H support, Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girls aid, Blood Bank days, Fourth of July works, tennis events, National Kids Day sponsorship, and Enchanted Hills Camp for the blind. Memorial Day open house at Enchanted Hills drew public—swimming pool included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enchanted Hills
Napa
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Maple Cafe
Crissy Davina Fund
Ray Olhiser
Sam Davina
Doug Cruickshank
Lou van Meter
Wait Minger
Betty Clark
Bim
Walt Farney
Lamar Tucker
Kermit Brown
Dedication Set for Route 20 Marker
Cisco Nevada dedication planned for a large roadside sign urging travelers to travel Highway 20. The 1 p.m. Sunday June 13 ceremony will feature Mrs. George R. Morrison, secretary treasurer of the Highway 20 association, noting Highway 20 as the only direct east west state and federal route in northern and central California serving Nevada Yuba Sutter Colusa Lake and Mendocino counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Nev
Nevada County
California
George R. Morrison
Nevada
Yuba
Sutter
Colusa
Lake and
Mendocino
Sonoma to Host Youth Conclave
More than 2000 visitors and 250 delegates were expected in Sonoma for the sixty ninth grand council of Marin Sonoma district Young Men's Institute from June 7 to 9. Preceding events include a golf tournament dancing street parade and drill competitions with a large pre convention dance on June 5 at Veterans Memorial Building. Presiding Judge Thomas F White of the California Appellate Court will speak at the Past Grand Presidents dinner. The convention opens June 6 at 10 a.m. in Veterans Memorial Building led by Grand President George Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoma
Marin-Sonoma District
Young Men's Institute
Arthur J. Quinn
Veterans Memorial Building
Ralph Ranson
San Bruno
Thomas F. White
California Appellate Court
District 2
George Higgins
Salk Vaccine Appears Working Amid Trials Report
New York AP reports one confirmed paralytic polio case among 659000 children in mass trials of the Salk anti polio vaccine. Dr Hart E Van Riper says fall results will reveal whether the child received vaccine or the cherry colored placebo. Six doubtful cases noted nationwide, with three in Michigan and one each in Florida and Texas.
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New York
Hart E. van Riper
National Foundation For
Dire van Riper
Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation
Lanawee County
Mich
Palm Beach
Fla
Broward
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jubilant Fans Welcome Victorious SF Seals Home
San Francisco fans exceeding five thousand filled International Airport to greet the Seals after their road tour. Manager Tommy Heath led the team off the plane as players cried at the reception, then the Seals defeated Portland 7-0 and 16-1 in a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San
Walloping
Portland
Safecracker Steals Five Thousand From Warehouse Vault
In San Francisco a determined safecracker sawed through the roof and ceiling of the N. Cervelli & Co. warehouse and removed 20 rivets from an office safe, escaping with $5000. The break in occurred today as police investigate the daring theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
N. Cervelli & Co
Ike Nominates Atherton for Five Year Security Training post
President Eisenhower nominated Warren Atherton of Stockton for reappointment to the National Security Training Commission for a five year term ending June 14, 1959. The action places Atherton back on the commission to continue guiding national defense training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Warren Atherton
Stockton
National Security Training Commission
Venire Drawn in Brady Damage Suit for $150,000
A jury venire of 40 is summoned for the $150,000 wrongful death suit of Mrs. Charles E. Brady and her two minor children Robert and Mary Brady. Defendants are Eugene Locatelli Frank Cashada and Abel and Baker Inc. The collision occurred February 2 1952 on Redwood highway near Squaw Rock five miles south of Hopland. Brady died February 9 1952 at age 30, a railroad fireman earning $350 monthly and sole support for his family. Trial begins June 1 in Department No 1 before Judge Lilburn Gibson. Attorneys listed for both sides.
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Charles E. Brady
Robert
Mary Brady
Eugene Locatelli
Frank Cashada
Abel & Baker, Inc
Cashada
Locatelli
Brady
Squaw Rock
Redwood Highway
Hopland
Headon
Bay Man Charged In Man Slaughter Of Davis Engineer
In San Francisco a 24 year old merchant seaman Reginald R Alvarado admitted striking Fred Kahn 55 a government engineer from Davis after Kahn cursed him following a near collision. Kahn died hours later from a skull fracture. Alvarado was jailed on manslaughter charges with bail set at 2500. His companion Thomas Egan 29 a former boxer was ordered to appear before the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fred Kahn
Reginald R. Alvardon
Alvarado
Alvardo
Kahn
Thomas Egan
Walnut Harvest Drops Slightly In County
California walnut production last year was unfavourable, dropping to the lowest level since 1910. Total output reached 781.10 bags of 100 pounds, down from 1,122,105 bags in 1952, with Mendocino county at 1140 bags versus 1174 in 1952. A separate item notes a self lifesaver device for surfers and fishermen designed in Austria, weighing about a pound with a CO2 inflate option and a shark-deterring powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
CNS
Federal
Walnut Control Board
State Department of Agriculture
California
Mendocino County
Sydney
Australia
Austria
Dick Charles
Underwater Spearfishermen's Association
Reliable Mill Supply Co Incorporates in Sacramento
CNS reports Reliable Mill Supply Co of Ukiah filed articles of incorporation with Secretary Frank M. Jordan. Authorized capital is $25,000. Directors listed are R. J. Rice of Santa Rosa Norman F. E. Johnson of Fort Bragg and C. W. Armstrong of Ukiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Mill Supply
Sacramento
CNS
Reliable Mill Supply Co
Ukiah
Frank M. Jordan
R. J. Rice
Santa Rosa
Norman FE. Johnson
Fort Bragg
C. W. Armstrong
Irvington Dr
Squealers Escape Akron Pack Yard Breakout
Patrolman Joseph Kiba pursued 800 escapees from the Galat Packinghouse yards in Akron. He ran after them, stepped in a hole, and injured his knee and hip during the attempt to quell the break-out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Joseph Kiba
Galat
Kiba
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American Legion Post
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Ukiah Kiwanians
Blue Lake Lodge
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SF Seals
Ike
Atherton
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Bradys
Geary, Spridgen & Moskowitz
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Secretary OF State
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Nea Beer
Olympia Brewing Co
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Goodwin J
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Southern California Committee
Oscar A. Trippet
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