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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
13
Ukiah California Friday June 4 1954 issue page section nine to one features local news brief items, notices, and community events with early summer civic items and regional updates.
Persons who bought dinner tickets for the 16th Annual Logging Conference banquet were turned away at the door due to oversold dining capacity. They may return tickets to Emanuel Fritz, secretary-manager, for a refund. Fritz said refunds were issued today to those who came to No. 34.
New Guinea and American firms joined with government and private enterprise to manufacture Klinki plywood and veneer. The first shipment arrived from New Guinea and is being sold by California Pacific Plywoods. Also notes a refund option for unused tickets through Fritz at 243 Forestry Building Campus Berkeley California.
A local letter endorses Norman Johnson in the Fourth State Senate race. The author, who knows all three Republican candidates, argues Johnson is best suited for the office due to his experience, temperament, and focus on public welfare rather than personal gain. The endorsement stresses Johnson’s prudence, independence from special interests, and readiness to work with colleagues.
Calpella residents learn the PTA has acquired a 10 acre site for a new school on Fourth street facing Moore street with construction planned for September. Eighth grade graduation is set for Friday June 11 at 8 p.m. The annual school picnic moves to Saturday at Todd's Grove from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m as classes end for summer.
Eureka reports Armando Dellarsina, 48, in critical condition after a gunfight with former partner Luther Alonzo Dunn, 55, in Rio Dell. Dunn, shot in the lung by Dellarsina, later died. Police say the violence followed a heated argument yesterday thirty miles north of Eureka. In Sioux Falls, police seek a vandal who soaked a car upholstery with gas, risking a flash fire when lit by a cigarette.
Ruth McKenney's zest for sky larking and humor shines in Far Far From Home a new book of stories. The 1947 Belgium move with family and gear fueled tales of ser- vants customs officials and eccentric adjustments across cultures ending with her hopeful, non combative outlook. Robert N. Kelly elected president of Fir Door Institute in Portland Ore.
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