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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
12
In Woodlawn Yolo County Corrne W C McNary identified the body of an 18 year old farm laborer who drowned when an auto plunged into an irrigation canal near Clarkburg Tuesday night. Driver Maurice Babrial 21, a farm laborer from Freeport area, and a third unidentified man escaped drowning.
Prime minister Shigeru Yoshida and the Liberal Party plan a parliamentary clash tomorrow after opposition MPs blocked key legislation and hindered Yoshida's world tour. The move follows a chaotic lower house session last night amid complaints of brawl tactics.
Marin and Sonoma sheriffs announced recommendations for Mendocino County Sheriff B G Broaddus. Harry L Patteson praised Broaddus cooperation with state law enforcement programs and noted his leadership and respect among agencies. Walter B Sellmer credited Broaddus and his staff with high professional standards and steadfast enforcement.
In San Quentin, James Conway, 21, from Kern County, was beaten with a hammer by Keith Asmussen, 21, of San Diego. Both have appeared before the prison disciplinary board 23 times, according to Warden Harley C. Teets.
Norman Oklahoma July 24 Professor R Dale Vliet of the University of Oklahoma faced a tough exam moment when a student Duke Logan fainted upon seeing the evidence class paper. The incident underscores the exam’s perceived difficulty and the suspense surrounding legal education.
Potter Valley High School Glee Club presented Till the Clouds Roll By on KUKI with director Mrs. Nancy Lester. The two hour program featured Glee Club numbers, soloists, dances, and an Old Time Movie piece. A transcript will aid audio-visual training for county schools.
A former Fourth District state senator, Ray Ingels of Potter Valley, endorses Arthur J. Schilder for the June 8 primaries. Ingels praises Schilder as a hard worker and practical businessman who would understand farmers, workers, and business people, urging voters to back him for good government. Also mentioned are Mrs. Millie Lantrip visiting Mrs. Thill and Mrs. Tom Fox.
Commentary covers Veterans Day bill signing, Molotov Geneva trips, July holiday driving alerts, San Francisco Golden Gate bridge safety efforts, and a large regional Association gathering with many families attending from Oregon and California valleys.
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