Ukiah High School Baccalaureate Services Planned
Baccalaureate for Ukiah Union High School graduates will occur Sunday evening June 12 at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium. Rev. Leonard Brown of First Baptist Church delivers the sermon, with multiple clergy assisting and a choral program throughout the service.
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Ukiah High School
Brown
Ukiah Union High School
Lee Mosley
Celestine Quinlan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Robert Read
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert Groves
Ukiah Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
J. R. Edgar
Assembly of God Church
Leonard Brown
First Baptist Church
Charles Hudson
Allen Toedter
First Christian Church Choir
Twenty Three To Graduate At Albertinum
Commencement at Albertinum Sunday June 12 at 2 p.m. in St. Alberts Chapel. Rev Celestine Quinlan OFM Cap will award diplomas to twenty three graduates including Patricia Amadio Margaret Bold Carmen Martinez Anne Miley Sharon Moore Mary Smith Joan Thompson Melba Tingley Jeanne Vandervort Kenneth Anderson Robert Asbury Robert Boro Robert Cooper Edward Greedtt James Hicks Robert Laws Thomas Martinez Raymond McEvoy Clinton O Conn or Robert Ruiz Thomas Simon A Michael Stewart Robert Toohey.
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Albertinum School
St. Albert’s Chapel
Celestine Quinlan
OFM
Cap
Patricia Amadio
Margaret Bold
Carmen Martinez
Anne Miley
Sharon Moore
Mary Smith
Joan Thompson
Melba Tingley
Jeanne Vandervort
Kenneth Anderson
Robert Asbury
Robert Boro
Robert Cooper
Edward Greedtt
James Hicks
Robert Laws
Thomas Martinez
Raymond McEvoy
Clinton O'Connor
Robert Ruiz
Thomas Simon
A Michael Stewart
Robert Toohey
Safeway Plans OK by Ukiah City for new State Street store
Ukiah council approved construction plans for a Safeway building on the former baseball park site at State and Gobbi. The basalt structure with a steel roof measures 110 by 175 feet, set back 58 feet from State street, with an estimated total investment of about 400000 dollars.
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Safeway Stores
State and
Gobbi Streets
Ukiah
San Francisco
Carl Hinds
State Street
Hinds
Ball Park
Safeway Company
Safeway
School
Church Streets
Gafeway
Two-County Bar Association Outing At Gifford’s Lake Resort
Members from Lake and Mendocino counties met for the 31st bar association outing at Gifford's resort on Highway 29 near Whispering Pines. About 25 members attended the two day stag affair with DeWitt Higgs and Eugene Prince among the guests, plus Mendocino Superior Court Judges Lilburn Gibson and Hale McCowen and county officials Merle Orchard and deputies.
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Lake
Mendocito County
31St Bar Association
Gifford’s Resort
Highway 29
Whispering Pines
Lake County
DeWitt Higgs
State Bar, Association
Eugene Prince
Mendocino County Superior Court
Lilburn Gibson
Hale MccCowen
Uas
Merle P. Orchard
Frank Peterson
Conrad Cox
Ukiah Lions Stag Dinner at Municipal Park Tonight
Ukiah Lions Club members plan their annual stag dinner today at 7 p.m. at the municipal park. Chef contributors are Dominic Crinella and Adolph Parducci with George Portlock and Mayor Herman Runkel arranging tables. George Eckman leads as general chair, about 100 Lions and guests expected.
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Ukiah Lions Club
Municipal Park
Dominic Crinella
Adolph Parducci
George Portlock
Herman Runkel
George O'Quest
John Venturi
James Busch
George Eckman
Crews Mop Up On North State Forest Fires
YREKA Calif UP fire suppression crews began a week long mop up of a forest fire on Mt Shasta slope northeast of Weed that burned about 500 acres of brush and reproduction timber. About 50 men from the Shasta Trinity Forest remain to check for hotspots after the blaze threatened the Southern Pacific line.
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Yreka
Calif
Mt. Shasta
Weed
California
Shasta-Trinity Forest
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Willits Soldier Joins 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii
Pvt. Vernon B. Keiser of Willets son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Keiser has arrived in Hawaii and joined the 25th Infantry Division after overseas service from Fort Carson Colorado. A graduate of Willits Union High School he entered the Army in November.
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Pvt
Vernon B. Keiser
Arnold Keiser
Willits
Hawaii
25Th Infantry Division
Keiser
Fort Carson
Colorado
Willits Union High School
Army
Truck Strike Settlement Expected Today
Federal conciliator John Fenton said a settlement on the 22 day long trucking strike in 11 western states should come today as AFL Teamster locals in Oregon and Washington show acceptance of the wage proposal. The plan calls for eight cents an hour now, eight more next year, and seven cents in 1957.
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Los Angeles
John Fenton
Fenton
AFL
Oregon
Washington
Teamster
West
Legislature Quits Sidestepping Water and Tax Issues
SACRAMENTO UP The Legislature ended a five month session after passing a record number of bills but avoiding major tax and water problems. Only three tax bills passed, reserve funds were approved to cover a projected deficit, and a one percent county sales tax was allowed while the water department proposal failed. Governor Knight praised effort but noted a tax split, with water reforms blocked.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
BROS
Knight
Department of Water Resources
Mieti ‘Tse
Uffe
Tornadoes, Dust Storms Hit Texas as Nation Shivers
A stormy pattern battered Texas and Oklahoma with five twisters and hurricane winds, dust storms, and flash rain. In San Angelo, debris injury and a farmer killed by lightning marked a deadly dust storm as evening turned dark and windows shattered. Farther West, heat surged above 100 degrees while New York saw a chill from Greenland air.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Greenland
New York City
Hale
Tex
San Angelo
Timber Conservation Sues NWP Over Car Storage Charges
The Timber Conservation Company sues Northwestern Pacific railroad for 1750 dollars claiming storage charges for M4 railroad cars left on two spurs during the November December strike. Rail traffic paused on the line with cars at Arnold from November 15 to December 10. The suit seeks five dollars per day for each car left.
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Superior Court
Timber Conservation Company
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Northwestern Pacific
Arnold
Timber Conservation
Grass fire near Masonite plant fourth this week
Firemen were dispatched at 10 45 p m to extinguish a grass fire east of the Masonite plant beside the railroad tracks. No damage was reported this week and officials noted it is the fourth grass fire in the area since Sunday.
Northwestern California Weather Summary
Fair today and tonight with Friday clear conditions. Fog along the coast spreads inland in mornings. Temperatures shown: Napa 76 49, Santa Rosa 77 48, Ukiah 94 92. Winds 7-15 mph near coast, shifting to 10-20 mph afternoons. Considerable fog today and tonight, clearing partly Friday, minimal temperature change.
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California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Men Around Eisenhower group may sway Ike second term
Washington dispatch notes the M A E or Men Around Eisenhower wields influence over whether President Eisenhower seeks a second term. Sherman Adams leads the White House circle while aides plan to ease presidential burden with staff. The group’s push includes his Gettysburg trip by Aero Commander and a fast 15 minute flight from State College to Gettysburg.
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Eisenhower
Ike
Washington
Sherman Adams
White House
FDR
Hoover
Andrew Jackson
Harding
Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Mass
Woodrow Wilson
Col. E. M. House
Army
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania State University At
State College, Pa
Milton
State College
Union Complaint Case Moved Up By Judge Gibson
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Local 275 sue Lake Miling Company for specific performance alleging retention of three former union members. Judge Gibson ordered briefs on points and authorities due by July 8 before further action. Case continued after court meetings in Superior Court.
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e@ Lake Miling
Lilburn Gibson
Blue Lake
Gibson
Mendocino County Employees Association Files Incorporation
Articles of incorporation for Mendocino County Employees Association filed with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan. Directors named include L. R. Trowbridge of Redwood Valley Walker Simmons of Hopland and Delila Yttreness of Ukiah.
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Ass'nce Files
Incorporation
Sacramento
CNC
Mendocino County Employees Association
Frank M. Jordan
L. 3. Trowbridge
Redwood Valley
Walker Simmons
Hopland
Delila Yttreness
Thompson Ave
Ukiah
Legislature OKs 350000 for Hendy Woods purchase
A California bill providing 350000 for the purchase of Hendy Woods near Philo to create a state park passed both houses and awaits the governor’s signature. Senator James Busch sponsored the measure. Newton B. Drury and Charles Kasch noted the wide approval as adjournment approached. The 300 acre redwood forest along the Navarro River has county backing and cooperative landowners.
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Hendy Woods
California
Charles Kasch
Kasch
State Park Commission
Newton B. Drury
State Division of Beaches and Parks
James Busch
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Philo
Navarro River
Board of Supervisors
Sacramento
Post Offices in Mendocino County Advance in Status
Three Mendocino county post offices have been advanced by the Post Office Department operations office in San Francisco. Covelo and Talmage move from third to second class districts, and Little River from fourth to third class. Changes based on 1954 receipts become effective July 1.
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Mendocino County
Post Office Department
San Francisco
Covelo
Talmage
Little River
Adenauer pledges West line before Soviet talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer says West Germany will stand with the West and observes treaty obligations. He favors an exchange of views with the Soviet Union before any German Russian conference and notes a Kremlin note proposing full diplomatic relations. He plans to brief Eisenhower and Eden next week.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
West Germany
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Geneva
Ile
Tha
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Steelworkers pressed for quick wage pattern in steel industry
The CIO United Steelworkers push for a substantial wage increase for 600000 basic steel workers. In rapid talks, USW concluded initial meetings with Bethlehem Steel and planned simultaneous sessions with U.S. Steel and Republic Steel, plus new talks with Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Jones and Laughlin. A pattern aims to guide 90 additional firms as Inland Steel to meet Friday.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Bethlehem Steel
USW
David J. McDonald
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
McDonald
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
4 H Leaders to Attend Santa Barbara Conference
Four 4 H Club junior leaders Edna Mae Dorsett Joann Prather Margaret Phelan and Robert Myers all from Mendocino County plus Mrs Donald Babcock Fort Bragg will attend the statewide Junior Leader Conference at Santa Barbara College in June 2024. The event hosts about 450 youths with a program of talks discussions and recreation to boost leadership within the 4 H Club.
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Mendosino County
Santa Barbara College
Edna Mae Dorsett
Leggett
Joann Prather
Philo
Margaret Phelan
Fort 3Ragg
Robert Myers
Redwood Valley
Donald Babcock
Ken Zamzow
Ella Pfister
Burbank
Adele Davidson
University Extension
Los Angeles
W. J. Sell
Christian Education
Ogle Rock
Pauline Selby
Superinendent
Ventura
Fred S. Itripp
University Speech Department
Berkeley
Attlee Re-elected Labor Leader by Unanimous Vote
In London JP Socialists report Clement Attlee aged 72 was unanimously re-elected as leader of the British Labour Party. Attlee, a former prime minister, continues to steer the party amid postwar pressures.
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London
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
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Harold Fischer Jr
Swea City
Harold HL
Harold Sr
Santa Barbara
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