Funeral set for Mrs England at Bethel church
Funeral services for Mrs. England will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday at the Zimmerman Mortuary with burial in Ukiah cemetery. Surviving is husband Alfred England of Redwood Valley, sons Larry 10 Daniel 5 and Dennis 2, mother Mable Martin of Red Bluff, father Harold Fitzgerald of Tulare, brothers William E. Fitzgerald Donald E. Fitzgerald Carl W. Fitzgerald David E. Fitzgerald Paul N. Fitzgerald, sisters Maryle Fitzgerald Mary E. Fitzgerald and Jeas Sue Fitzgerald, all of Red Bluff.
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Edward L
City plans for high school addition and utilities vote
Attorney Wayne Burke to issue opinions on a gas bid error and a trailer stay for Reynolds Construction while the 24 classroom high school building goes up. Utilities at Cost preps a 178 word condemnation for November ballot. All-American Band Stand Review Rock and Roll promoters win city license for Saturday. Civil Service Exam Cash notes 13 candidates for chief sewer plant superintendent. hot water for pool showers delayed until gas line runs.
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Wayne Burke
Reynolds Construction Company
Fred Schossow
Utilities At Cost Committee
Stand Review
Civil Service Exama Cash
Remington Seeks Life Membership and Science Award
Remington, a high school student with strong math and science shows, is set to receive a life membership in a local organization and the Bausch Lomb Science Award. He is noted for academic eligibility and versatile achievements including a Bank of America scholarship earlier in his four-year tenure.
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Ukiah
Seenda
Arkansas
California
Ailife
Bausch- Lomb
Bank of America Schiol
Piercy Weekend Roundup and Local Graduates
Piercy residents spent the weekend in Eureka for O F S activities while Humboldt County chapters receive an official visit. Local schools plan closing events and Piercy High grads include Dale Baker Larry Casteel John Olesen and Billy Clark. Community happenings feature picnics at Leggett and French's Auto Court and visits from relatives and friends. Various residents report travel, family visits and summer plans.
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Eureka
O.F.S
Lloyd Cook
Sam Mee Cash
Edith Medcalf
Irma Brizard
Lee Medcalf
Humboldt County
Dale Baker
Larry Casteel
John Olesen
Billy Clark
Leggett
Piercy School
French's
Auto Court
Dick Baker
Agnes Baker
Bob Scribner
West Point accept for North Bay distance runner
Scholastic merit certificate awarded for social science work marks him as a strong student. He was offered a $600 state scholarship to the University of California but must refuse due to his West Point acceptance. He developed into a leading distance runner in the North Bay and served as the local photographer for the high school yearbook.
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University of California
West Point
North Bay Area
Remington
State wine shipment gallonage exceeds prior year
California wine shipments reached 10,620,329 gallons in April, up 2.2 percent from April 1957, according to UPI data. The increase reflects steadier production and growing demand across markets.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Air Lines Report Near Miss With B-52 Bomber
SAN FRANCISCO UPS unit and the Air Force prepared to file with the Civil Aeronautics Authority reports of a near miss that could have killed 18 people. An United Air Lines plane dived 500 feet to miss a B52 jet bomber south of Modesto California. Passenger Peter Rogers and stewardess J B Hooper were treated for possible neck injuries in Modesto hospital. The Convair carried five passengers plus crew. Castle Air Force Base said the B52 crew numbered 10, none injured. Both aircraft followed CAA approved courses.
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San Francisco
UPS
United Air Lines
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Modesto
Calif
California
UAL
Peter S. Rodgers
J. B. Hooper
Wine Institute reports 1958 early shipments below average
Shipments by the Wine Institute totaled 38,264,684 gallons for January through April 1958, marking a 2.86 percent decrease from the five year average for the same period. The report highlights slower early year demand despite steady production indicators.
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The
Wine Institute
Midwest Twisters Flatten Towns and Damaged Crops
Tornadoes hit Indiana and Nebraska with considerable damage. In Wichita Kansas a two and a half block area suffered homes damaged and injuries as a tornado struck the northeast section. Scottsbluff was hit destroying outbuildings and farm equipment. Severe winds and hail damaged crops across sugar beet and corn fields. Flooding concerns rose near Gering Fort Laramie.
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International
Midwest
Indiana
Wichita
Kan
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Panhandle
Gering-Fort Laramie
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Charles Schumacher Jr
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Dennis Arnett
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Barney Moore
Richard Mars
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Don Hansen
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Richard Crabb
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