Guthrie States Qualifications For Sheriff
Wayne Guthrie, candidate for sheriff and coroner in Mendocino County, completes his reelection campaign with a focus on 17 years in local law enforcement and FBI and State Department training. He contrasts himself with Reno Bartolomie and notes Bartolomie's budget rise and staff turnover, pledging equal justice if elected, while a Trinidad West Indies cuisine note interrupts the article.
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Wayne Guthrie
Mendocino County
Guthrie
FBI
State Department of Education
Reno Bartolomie
Lee Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Bartolomie
Vater
Board of Supervisors
Revenue and Taxation Code
California
Virginia
Ukiah
Hell's Canyon Dam legislation appears killed in House Subcommittee
A House Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee vote of 15 to 13 defeated a motion to approve the last Hells Canyon bill, leaving a Senate-passed measure stalled. Subcommittee chair Wayne Aspinall declared the project dead, while Idaho Power Co. has licenses for three private dams at the site on the Idaho-Oregon border, with Brownlee and Oxbow under construction.
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Idaho-Oregon
Brownlee
Oxbow
W C Peters Dies Of Heart Attack In Yreka
W C Bill Peters 68 longtime Hopland resident died Thursday in Yreka after a heart attack. Funeral services were held at Carew and English Funeral Parlors in San Francisco. Survived by wife Harriett and sons William of Yreka and Harry of Willits, plus six grandchildren.
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W. C
Bill’’ Peters
Hopland
Yreka
Carew
San Francisco
Peters
Harriett
William
Harry
Willits
Nils Andersson Dies of Heart Attack at 70
Nils Andersson 70, died at Lamb's Inn on N State Street from a coronary occlusion Sunday. A tugboat captain, he retired after 35 years as pilot and captain in San Francisco Bay, last with Crowley Company. Born August 7, 1877 in Sweden, he leaves two sisters abroad. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Eversole Mortuary with Rev. Robert C. Groves officiating. Interment at Ukiah Lawn Cemetery.
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Nils Anderson
Lamb's Inn
N. State Street
San Francisco Bay
Crowley Company
Ukiah
International Organization of Master-Mates
San Francisco
Sweden
Eversole
Robert C. Groves
Ukiah Presbyterian Church
George Anderson
Walter Sandelin
George Vevoda
Eugene Mead
Fred Ringstrom
John Nelson
Ukiah Lawn Cemetery
Ukiah Daily Fred Basker Advert Rates and Staff Notes
Ukiah Daily formal masthead lists publisher George Hunter managing editor J M Ivey city editor Robt Metsker and ad manager. It notes publication daily except weekends and certain holidays from 164 East Standley Ukiah CA with second class mail status since 1929 and tells subscription rates of 9 per year 5 for six months and 10 cents per copy.
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B. A. Cober
George Hunter
J. M. Ivey
Robt. Metsker Adv. Mgr
East Standley Street
Ukiah
Mendocino County
California
James Jardine Hurt in Highway 101 Crash
James Jardine a 41 year old resident of 522 W Mill Street is recovering at Sonoma County hospital with fractured ribs after his car ran off Highway 101 north of Santa Rosa near Coffee Lane at 2 15 am Saturday He told his brother Robert Jardine of Ukiah that a southbound car crossed the center line and forced him off the road.
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Santa Rosa
James Jardine
W. Mill Street
Sonoma County Hospital
Coffee Lane
Highway 101
Jardine
Robert Jardine
Ukiah
LOGGER HURT IN JUMP NEAR POTTER VALLEY
Ernest Wipf, 44, a Potter Valley employee of Crofoot Lumber Company, was reported slightly improved today at Howard Memorial Hospital after a logging accident. He was injured when a tree fell while he was operating a skidder equipment near Potter Valley. The incident occurred earlier today according to authorities.
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Ernest Wipf
Potter Valley
Crofoot Lumber Company
Howard Memorial
P G and E Builds record postwar growth in California
Pacific Gas and Electric announces immense project activity with hundreds of projects and thousands of workers. The company reports $117 million in pay and a 20 percent rise above its 12 year average as it nears $2 billion in postwar construction by 1958 to meet surging low cost gas and electricity demand in California, the nation’s fastest growing state. The effort aims to sustain leadership as No 1 builder in the West.
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P.G
West
California
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Trinidad
British West Indies
Hell's Canyon
W. C. Peters
Nils Andersson
Ukiah Daily Fmrnal
Pital
Clinton
School & Perkins
PG. and
Pacific Gas and Electric Camp
Hunters Point
Pittsburg
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