Republicans Seek Aid From Mendocino County GOP
The Mendocino County Republican Central Committee calls on registered Republicans to donate to campaign funds, with donations tax deductible up to $100. Chairman Carroll Ornham says broad donor participation is essential and condemns reliance on few special interests while urging support for principled candidates.
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Republican Central Committee
Carrol Ornham
GOP Central Committee
California
Ornham
GOP
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Park Bench
Rainmaking by Rockets Aimed at Southern California
Caltech scientist Albert Gilmore proposes using rockets and satellites to seed storms and steer rain from the Pacific into southern California. He suggests Turos I satellite observations could guide weather shifts, potentially raising southern California rainfall above current fifty inch levels while reducing northern excess, though experiments claim some success.
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California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
California
Albert Gilmore
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Institute
Pacific
San Luis Obispo
Buneka
Battle Over River Flow Split By Power Plant Plan
In Plumas county a clash emerges between Pacific Gas & Electric and federal and state agencies over diverting North Fork Feather River water near Belden. PG&E proposes a tunnel and lower flows with trout planting to boost recreation and tax revenues, while the Department of Fish and Game and Forest Service warn the reduced flow to 50 000 acre feet yearly would destroy the stream and harm native fisheries. County leaders back the plan, citing economic gains and development funds.
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Plumas County
Pacific Gast & Electric Co
Feather River
Belden
Department of Fish & Game
Forest Service
Caribou
PG & E
Ito
Board of Supervisors
North Fork
Walter T. Shannon
Department
Potter Valley
Pottery Valley
Maddox Trucking Company
Gravelly Valley
S. ‘E. Getlis
Covelo
Eel River
The
Water Commission
Bell Springs
Fort Bragg- Willits
Fort Bragg
May 31 1940 Redwood highway improvements and bank robbery report
Historical page itemization details a Redwood highway extension recommendation from the Redwood Empire Association to the California Highway Commission and a bank robbery in Hopland where cashier R. E. Shimmin was robbed of 734.80. The bandit, masked with dark glasses, forced Shimmin into the vault, then fled. he was identified as Barnes. Additional notes include local civic updates on amputations, school graduations, a caravan promoting Frontier Days, and transit improvements by Northwestern Pacific Railroad.
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Crawford Gateway
Hopland
Redwood’ Empire Association
California State Highway, Commission
San Francisco
Bank of
E. L. Williams
R. E. Shimmin
Shimin
Shimmin
Hopland Hotel
Barnes
W. W. Ware
Mt. Zion Hospital
Ware
Wayne P. Burke
Ukiah
Round Valley Grammar School
Leo L. Sanders
Willits
Covelo
Laytonville
Sale of Harrison ranch to W G Lane reported
A deal closes for the 10,000 acre Harrison stock ranch from Long valley to Eel river in Mendocino county with terms agreed and signings to occur in San Francisco. Uki ah city council introduces an ordinance to ban scattering handbills on streets and in parked cars. State commission members tour the coast from Santa Rosa stopping at Russian Gulch after inspecting Bodega Bay project. Poulos Brothers of Maple Cafe to host a chicken dinner tomorrow to celebrate receipt of their copy.
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Harrison
Laytonville
W. G. Lane
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Long Valley
Eel River
Mendocino County
Ukiah
State Commission
Santa Rosa
Russian Gulch
Bodega Bay Project
Poulos Brothers
Maple Cafe
Will writing explains handling of property after death
California law governs property transfer when no will exists, effectively writing a default will for widows and children. A well drafted will or trust can tailor provisions to individual family needs, allowing changes as circumstances evolve.
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California
State of
Job Seeking Junior Faces California Labor Rules
Sacramento column argues against early curbs on youth work, noting 1959 69 school year ends and urging parents and authorities to reconsider junior labor laws. It claims restrictions push youths to streets, risk juvenile courts, and burden taxpayers while denying responsibility and money-making opportunities.
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Sacramento
CNS
State Department O Industrial Relations
California
Webb Nelmes Smith HimHerbert Pickle Doris Zbitnoff Thelma Hayes
A compiled notice lists several individuals including A Webb, Nelmes Smith, Herbert Pickle, Doris Zbitnoff, Thelma Hayes, Everett Cox, Warren Brown, Nina Cochrane, Harry Hildebrand and Don Farnsworth in a roster-like item from a historical page segment.
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Redwood Empire
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Sausalito
Eureka
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Francis Burns
T. A. Webb
Nelmes Smith
Herbert Pickle
Doris Zbitnoff
George Anderson
Harry Mercer Larkin
Younce Ray Pearl
Robert Peabody
Charles Barra
Vic Testa
Thelma Hayes
Everett Cox
Warren Brown
Nina Cochrane
Alex Thomas
Ruth Byers
Bill Clark
Harry Hildebrand
Don Farnsworth
Ed Gillespie
Roy Wagner
Leonard Nix
Henry Dohring Miles Stoddard
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Walter Sandelin
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