Braves Dodgers Phillies Hang Up Little League Wins
Braves Dodgers and Phillies posted Life League wins Saturday. Dodgers edged Giants to stay first, Phillies beat Pirates 9-8 to move second, Braves rolled Cardinals 17-6 to tie for third.
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Braves
Dodgers
Phillies
Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Russell Beldon
Jess Sanders
Ruby
Porre
J. Sanders
Larry Nires
Richard Petty
Kenny Runyan
Johnny Brown
Petty
Marshall Thompson
Grant Woodruff
Mike Haselswertt
Bill O'Bayley
Brand
Improvement Clubs End Season at Willits
The Women's Improvement Club of Willits holds its final meeting of the 1958 59 year on Wednesday June 24 at Mrs Robert Winslow home. New 1959 60 officers include President Mrs R D Forrester 1st VP Mrs Don Fridae 2nd VP Mrs Rudy L Bradshaw Secretary Mrs Ottis Smith Treasurer Mrs L F Webster Parliamentarian Mrs James Cameron. Installing officer will be Mrs Frank A Schroeder Corte Madera vice president at large Area A of the California Federation of Women's Clubs. Ceremony at 7 30 PM.
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Women's Improvement Club of
Willits
Robert Winslow
R. D. Forrester
Don Fridae
Rudy L. Bradshaw
Ottis Smith
L. F. Webster
James Cameron
Frank A. Schroeder
Corte Madera
Area A
California Federation of Women's Clubs
Covelo Rodeo Awards Won by Willits Men
Willits horsemen captured several trophies at the Covelo Riding Club Rodeo held over the weekend. Burdis Martindale won first in steer roping, Jim Shawnego tied for second and third in bull riding, Ted View and his father Red View of Monticello won first in team roping on Saturday and third on Sunday. Stella James and Toad Pettit claimed second in team roping on Sunday, and John Houx of Willits placed fourth in steer stopping.
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Braves
Mark Smith
Hal Wogene
John Farley
Wagener
Tim King
Clyde Lark
Ith
Charlies de Rego
James Wallace
Steven
DeWitt
Ruby
Willits Horsemen
Covelo
Burdis Martindale
Jim Shawnego
Ted View
Red View
Monticello
Stella James
Toad Pettit
Eureka
John Houx
Willits
Fractured Leg Sends Logger to Hospital
Waine John Lagunen, worker for F. A. Cinquini Logging and Trucking, injured on Fort Bragg Road near E. R. Smith property when his leg entangled in a line Friday shortly before 6 30 p m. He was taken to Howard Memorial Hospital where doctors said his leg was broken in two places.
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Waine John Lagunen
Howard Memorial Hospital
Lagunen
F. A. Cinquini Logging and Trucking Company
E. R. Smith
Fort Bragg
Mother and Child in Car Fire After Rollover Near Willits
A 6:30 p.m. Sunday call drew the Fire Department and ambulance to a car fire just south of Willits at the underpass. Driver Robert Goff, 28, of Garberville, was traveling with his wife and baby when his vehicle overturned.
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Willits
Robert Goff
Garberville
Schultz Trial Set For June 10 in J P Court
Frank H. Schultz faces charges of disturbing the peace and drunkenness. The trial is scheduled for June 10 at 10 a.m. in Judge Robert Winslow's court following a Monday preliminary hearing. A police report notes a child was left in Schultz's car for several hours while parents drank in a local bar.
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Frank H. Schultz
Robert Winslow
Schultz
Two Newborn Girls Reported From Howard Memorial Hospital
In Willits Patricia Anne Durupt was born May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Nicolaus Durupt at Howard Memorial Hospital. Cynthia Retta Garzini was born May 29 in Ukiah to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Garzini at the same hospital weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. A separate tragedy in Perry Ga ends with Larry Sutton 15 killed when a ricochet from a pond shot by a teen girl struck his heart during a snake sighting.
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Nicolaus Durupt
Willits
Howard Memorial Hospital
Patricia Anne
Phillip Garzini
Ukiah
Cynthia Retta
Perry Ga
UPI
Larry Sutton
Sutton
Martha Ann Mobley
Hawkins
Martha Ann
Lost 14k wedding ring in wide band style
Classified ad states a man's 14 karat wide band wedding ring lost Saturday between 9 and 12 p.m. Reward offered. Contact GL at 2827 or 9 2401.
Property Transfers Recorded in Ukiah Area May 1959
A list of property deeds recorded May 8 to May 13 1959 in Mendocino County including transfers involving Lloyd Bittenbender Virgil Vieira Frank J Hyman James Erickson Arnold Bogner Gracie Page Robert Barclay Elaine Keller Bernard Grow Joe Harrah Alma Marani Herman Salmen Ruth Respini Audrey Gascon Coastwise Construction Mary Segelke Lorene Shepard Fred Alvarez Thomas Hookey Hans Randruf Thomas Cleland William Smith Patricia Crowley Larkin Younce Peter Gebhardt Elizabeth Gebhardt Birdie Fields Nellie Bowen Slater Sydney Field Donald Weger Alfred Weper Dan McCallum Lareau Hopson Testa Lawson Fero Slotte Thomas Walker Ben Hord Catherine Smith Harold Rogers Alf Gerstrom Aborigine Lbr Co Corrine Todd Alma Hart Hilma Jacobson Helen Delina and others in records of deeds and property tracts.
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Lloyd Bittenbender
William M Moores
Ukiah
Virgil Vieira
Frank J Hyman
C Lee Brisby
James E Erickson
James W Roush
Arnold J
Bogner
City of
Gracie Page
Wilson F Page
Clifford Snider
Richard B Hurley
Elaine M Keller
Robert A Barclay
Bernard Grow
Joseph Moisset
Joe Harrah
C.H. Bering
Alma Marani
Harold Graham
Herman W Salmen
Ruth R Respini
Yokayo
Rancho Vernon O Rice
William George
Audrey Gascon
Robert L Metsker
Coastwise Construction Co
Rockport Redwood Co
Mary Segelke
Daniel Ammeleo Gentili
Navarro
Lorene L Shepard
Lester L Shepherd
Laytonville
Fred Alvarez
John J Carroll
Norgard Lane
Thomas Hookey
Hans Randruf
Thomas F Cleland
James A Holzhauser
William Rufus Smith
William A. Elliott
Chester Alfred Hill
Patricia Crowley
Larkin
Younce
Robert
A Heap
Larkin Younce
Peter Gebhardt
Elizabeth Gebhardt
Hawkins
Birdie M Fields
Nellie Bowen Slater
Sydney P
Donald Weger
Alfred Weper
Dan McCallum
Alfred Dan Phillips
J Lareau
Alfred C Testa
Tim
P Lawson
Anderson Valley
Thomas Walker
Ben Hord
Leon Martin
JV Hutcheson
Hurston S Buck
Willits
Corrine Todd Goin
Mark R
Todd
James F
State government growth and oversight in California
Frank F. Belotti argues lawmakers must balance state and local duties amid rapid government expansion. A panel review showed most bills affect governance structures rather than agriculture or industry, highlighting sprawling, overlapping agencies and rising costs across counties cities school districts and local entities.
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California
Assembly Turns Attention To Beer Drinkers Tax
Sacramento reports the Assembly moved to tax beer drinkers an extra ten million dollars annually after passing a bank and corporation tax increase of fifty eight million. The bill would raise beer tax from two to seven cents per gallon, with Brown noting beer prices may rise if industry lobbyists prevail.
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James C. Anderson
Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Brown
Senate
Rex Cunningham
Ventura
Clayton A. Dills
Gardena
Spiked Honey May Snare Brain
Washington Zoo director Dr T H Reed proposes a bucket of spiked honey to trap the elusive black bear. Police called in after repeated attempts to nab the 290 to 300 pound animal. Reed suggests near the bear sightings, whiskey laced honey to intoxicate and sedate before capture.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Zoo
T. H. Reeed
Reed
Barbership price war cuts haircut price to a dime
In SRVING Texas a price war among barbershops drops haircuts from 1 to 15 cents and adds a free shoe shine. One shop touts a new slogan We repair cheap haircuts as it competes for customers.
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Srving
Tex
UPI
Retired Jetter Carrier Remembers Route Oddity in Chicago
Arthur J. Langosch, after 46 years with Jetter, recalls starting days without guidance as to mailboxes in Chicago. He quips that his horse knew where to stop, illustrating a bygone era of mail delivery and route intuition.
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DOB
Chicago
UPI
Arthur J. Langosch
French dancer Rita Renoir defends strip-tease rights
Rita Renoir announced she would contact lawyers to defend her freedom of stripTeasing after Italian officials ordered her to leave Italy following a police halt of her act at the Maschere Theater in Milan.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Rita Renoir
Rita
Maschere
Simplication of Government Operations Urged by Citizens
Retained legislative advocates watch their interests as concerns grow over an expanding government. The call emphasizes simplifying operations as a prime objective for lawmakers while asserting some citizens must be free to produce goods needed to live.
Governor Long Fights Mental Hospital Commitment
Galveston reports say Earl K. Long was flown to John Sealy Hospital for psychiatric evaluation after resisting treatment. Doctors at the facility said the 63 year old Louisiana governor remained stubborn and possibly undiagnosed, with a diagnosis expected by Wednesday. Lt. Gov. Luther Frazar has assumed gubernatorial duties in Baton Rouge during Long's absence amid claims of a political plot.
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Galveston
Tex
Cupli
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
John Sealy Hospital
John Truslow
Long
Baton Rouge
Luther Frazar
United Press International
Ned
Texas
Jockey Neves Moves Past Critical Stage
In ingrown Los Angeles area reports Ralph Neves, a veteran jockey, has passed the critical stage after a serious racing injury at Hollywood Park last Saturday. He suffered a fractured skull and vertebrae and was initially given poor odds of surviving. Doctors stated grave concerns but noted rapid improvement as he was able to converse with his wife yesterday while remaining under careful observation.
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Inglewood
Calif
Iup
Ralph Neves
Hollywood Park
Midge
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Frank F. Belotti
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Variety Store
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D. F. Brown
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