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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

Page

1

Cattleman Relitt Debate and Fire Season Note

Spotlight discusses cattleman needs relitt amid high prices, warns on nudist magazine access, notes June 1 fire season start with many grass fires and 50 tons hay burnt at auction yards. Profiles Sweetheart candidate Wanda McCosker of T-Bar-C ranch in Ukiah area and calls for sponsors from Covelo, Potter Valley, Bell Springs, Piercy, Ukiah, and coast counties. Continuous item invites readers to contact Frontier Days Celebration or W. D. Ford for details as page continues.

Bechtel Willits Wanda McCosker Low Gap Road Ukiah Covelo Potter Valley Bell Springs Piercy W. D. Ford

Mendocino County Shares in Roads Tax Distribution

Robert C. Kirkwood reports April apportionment from highway users tax fund totaling 18,239,745. Counties receive 4,161,463 including Mendocino’s 34,044.42. cities 1,614,656. state highway fund for expenditure 12,433,626. Other allocations: Lake 17,750.82 and Sonoma 54,022.60.

Mendocino Robert C. Kirkwood Lake County Sonoma County

Bread supplies secured for Talmage Center shipment today

Ted Feibusch owner and manager announced no bread shortage at Talmage Shopping Center. A bread shipment will be flown in today from Medford Oregon, and Feibusch plans to use air delivery while the shortage lasts barring unforeseen accident.

Talmage Ted Feibusch Medford Oregon Feibusch

Journal Asks Questions Of Fourth District Senate Candidates

The Ukiah Daily Journal surveyed three State Senatorial hopefuls for Mendocino and Lake counties with identical questions. Topics included key issues, salary, prior legislative experience, attorney qualifications, lobbyist influence, and water resource development in the district.

the Journal The Ukiah Daily Journal Mendocino Lake Counties

Norman Johnson On Key Issues In State Government

Norman Johnson outlines priorities for liquor and narcotics control and economic policy, noting overlapping liquor enforcement authority and a November measure as the first step toward reform amid a heavy tax load. Continued on Page 5.

Federal Prison for FHA Racketeers in San Francisco

A federal judge sentenced Nathaniel H. Deshong and three co defendants to prison for FHA loan fraud tied to home improvement projects. Deshong received 18 months, Arnold Wool 18 months, James N. Stefan and Ben received six months each for false statements on loans in San Francisco Alameda San Mateo and Marin counties.

San Francisco Louis S. Goodman Oakland Nathaniel H. Deshong Sta-Tex Co Arnold Wool Louisville James N. Stefan Ben Alameda San Mateo Marin Counties

Schilder Addresses State Funds Allocation and Road Needs

Arthur S. Schilder pledges constant effort to secure his district’s fair share of state funds, especially for roads, and to address upcoming legislative issues. He notes his current Ford-Mercury business ties and mentions continuation on page 5.

Ford-Mer

Road and highway development dominates 1955 legislative agenda

James E. Busch identifies the paramount issue for Lake and Mendocino counties as legislation to build and develop roads and highways. He notes the economy relies on agriculture, lumbering, and recreation, all needing robust transport as rail facilities are scarce and trucks move products while the public uses automobiles for recreation.

Lake and Mendocino

Committee Fights to Make Phone Conversation Transcripts Public

Washington reports on Senate moves to publish some of Army Secretary Stevens telephone talks with McCarthy aides and officials as hearings probe the Army McCarthy dispute. The decision rests with individual senators, with three aides to be identified to help classify calls.

Washington Joseph KR. McCarthy R-Wis Stuart Symington LLP Senate Army Robert T. Stevens Joseph R. McCarthy Stevens John G. Adams Kirke B. Lawton Fort Monmouth N.J Roy M. Cohn Adams Francis P. Carr Rwis Joseph N. Welch McCarthy Cohn Carr Welch Subcommittee McClellan John L. McClellan Eisenhower Joe Ruth Watts Karl Mundt Joseph McCarthy Senator Mundt

4 Million Copies Yorty Speech Draws Franking Fire

Washington reports Republicans call Rep Samuel W Yorty’s 4 108 500 free mail copies of his speech a record franking use as he seeks California’s Senate nomination. The cost to taxpayers reaches $119 146 50 at 2 9 cents each. Critics note many Congress members issue franked mail, but report also highlight election mechanics and funding limits.

Washington Samuel W.yorty California Yorty Senate Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Congress Post Office Hal Edge United States

Wool Growers Directors Set Midyear Meeting in Ukiah

California Wool Growers Association directors will hold the midyear meeting June 18 19 at Mendocino County Fairgrounds Ukiah with advisory committees reactivated. The Mendocino Lake Wool Growers Association hosts a barbecue lunch Saturday under Russ Foote. Local president Ralph Whittaker leads Ukiah efforts as the palace hotel venue hosts Friday discussions to set policies for Saturday.

California Wool Growers Association Board of Mendocino County Fairgrounds Ukiah Frank Noriega Bakersfield Mendocino County

AFL Wages Drive Spurs Pacific Northwest Strike

About 1500 workers at five western Oregon plywood plants walked out at midnight to press for a 12 to 14 cent hourly pay rise and benefits as negotiations stall between AFL and CIO unions and eight northwest employer groups. The strike hit Associated Plywood, Campbell-McLean, Evans Products, Umpqua Plywood, and Willamina Associated Plywood. The AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Northwest Council counted a ballot among 85,000 workers and mapped next steps as talks with Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. remained unresolved.

Portland Ore Western Oregon Emloyers Pacific Northwest Associated Plywood Campbell-McLean Eugene Evans Products Umpqua Plywood Roseburg Willamina AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Northwest Council AFL CIO CIO Urtion Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Weyerhaeuser

Services Pending For Mr. Flores

Funeral services for Anselmo Flores of Redwood avenue Ukiah are pending at Eversole Mortuary awaiting the arrival of sons in the service. He died Friday June 4 at Cascade Sanitorium at age 55 a native of Chiahahua Mexico. Surviving include wife Josephine and 10 children with several serving in the U. S. Navy Army and in California. One son Anselmo Flores Jr a Korean War veteran was killed in a July 1952 Georgia auto accident.

Anselmo Flores Redwood Avenue Ukiah Eversole Mortuary Flores Cascade Chiahahua Mexico Mr. Flores Josephine Flores Rauel Flores Talmage Raymond Flores U. S. Navy Robert Flores U.S. Army William Flores Eureka Marie Jackson Mendocino City Ann Ralph Sacramento Charles Richard Esther Estella Flores Anselmo Flores, Jr Georgia

Five Day Weather Forecast for Northern California

Northern and Central California briefed for fair spells and weekend showers. Occasional showers in extreme north likely Sunday. Cooler central interior. coastal fog and morning clouds. northwest winds 12 to 25 mph near coast. Fort Bragg area clears after morning overcast. winds 12 to 22 mph. San Francisco note mentions unsettled pattern with below normal temperatures.

California Cape Mendocino Fort Bragg Neckture San Francisco

Radar Fails during West Coast Air Defense Test

A Point Arena radar site and a Mount Tamalpais set failed during a planned demonstration of coastal defense. Atmospheric conditions blamed Point Arena, mechanical failure blamed Tamalpais. Sabrejets delayed interception by about 30 minutes, the supposed bomber over Jenner near the Russian River mouth.

Point Arena West Coast Air Force Mount Tamalpais Mt. Tamalpais Hamilton Air Force Base Jenner Russian River

House Adds Million For Railroad Work

Washington agency notes the House Appropriations Committee added 1 million dollars to the road construction allotment on the Oregon California railroad grant lands in Oregon. The total allotment becomes 3 million, with repayment to the Treasury from timber sale proceeds. The committee also struck a provision to charge operation and maintenance costs to timber sales.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Oregon and California Oregon House Senate Treasury Bureau of Land Management Interior Department

Polio Cases Rise in Mendocino County This Year

Fort Bragg reports another polio victim raising the yearly total. Mrs Don Celeri, mother of two, was stricken early Sunday and rushed to Santa Rosa, showing improvement. Other cases include Mrs Margaret Copeland and David Green, both recovering at home or in Santa Rosa, with affected children and family members under care.

Fort Bragg Mendovino Don Celeri Christy Lynda Santa Rosa Margaret Copeland Margo Copeland David Green William Green Johnny David Bob Robbins Robbins

Oddities in the News from San Francisco and New York

In San Francisco two men who stole headgear and boxing gloves from a training quarters belonging to world middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson face pursuit as the owner vows action. In New York the post office installed two street corner mail boxes for different mail routes, but a supervisor mixed the contents into one sack prompting a bystander to remark and the attendant to assure separation.

San Francisco Carl Bobo) Olson New York Manhattan-Bronx

Bennington disaster death toll rises to 102

Explosion and fire on the aircraft carrier Bennington near Quonset Point killed 102 as of May 26. Separately, heavyweight Clarence Henry was charged with offering 13 000 to throw a Madison Square Garden title fight. Also reports from Hanoi of rebel advances and a stock market close. A quake centered in Ecuador was recorded in Cordham University seismographs. Olson vs Castellani set for Aug 20 at Cow Palace.

Quonset Point Bennington New York District Attorney’s Office Clarence Henry Philadelphia Bobby Jones Oakland Calif Docy Giardelio Madison Square Garden Ecuador Cordham University

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H. M. Ivey Len Dossey B & B Club North Highway Norman Johnson Arthur S. Schilder Ukiah James E. Busch Federal FHA Arthur S. Schilder NEA Telegnote Wool Growers United Press Ieee Hanoi Che Noi Hanoi-Haiphong Koan Phon Gha Dow-Jones iInternational Boxing Commission Jim Norris Benny Ford Carl Bobo Olson Rocky Castellani Cow Palace
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