Fort Bragg grads awarded two scholarships
Fort Bragg graduation exercises honored twelve seniors with college scholarships and seventeen with life membership pins to the California Scholarship Federation. Speaker remarks urged citizenship, tolerance, education, and voting, with certificates and diplomas presented by Superintendent Roscoe V. Lawson.
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Olive Fuller
Fort Bragg
Cotton Auditorium
California Scholarship Federation
Roscoe V. Lawson
Gordon Maller
Cyprian O'Leary
Henry Colburn
Loretta Pollari
California
Harriet Campbell
Gordon McBride
Green Cathedral
Hahn
Inge Banse
Lorraine Kos
Trudy Shannon
Carolyn Carlson
Kathleen Johnson
Walter Kitti
Ivy
Glee Club
Marlene Plotnik
Vernon S. Nelson
Mr. Lawson
James Andreani
C. C. Huthnanee
Gene Curtis
Donald Lancaster
University of California
James Rexrode
Doyle
Santa Rosa Junior College
Louise Allen
Kathleen Anderson
Patricia Cogburn
Edward Dewey
Annette Goranson
Walter Ixitti
Shirley Pyerre
James Rexgrode
Eileen Shively
John Syfert
Lois Ann Winn
James Boniface
Ronald Brashear
James Brower
Jack Brown
Fred Campbell
Jewell Channel
Larry Costa
Loren Dahl
Barbara Davidson
James Day
Alan Deems
Gerald den
Mitchum Sued Over Wreck Damages in Hollywood
Hollywood actor Robert Mitchum faces a $50,200 damages suit in superior court filed by Samuel Blatt, alleging Mitchum’s roadster rear-ended Blatt’s car on January 45 and caused injuries and vehicle damage. The suit seeks $200 loss and ongoing damages.
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Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Samuel Blatt
Memorial Night Honors Deceased Eastern Star Members
Willits Eastern Star observed Memorial Night honoring members who died in the past year. Martha of biblical times was recognized with Colleen Smith and others pinned with color ribbons. Plans for a joint official visit by Bernice Basich and a June 16 meeting at Ukiah were announced.
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Evelyn Fillmore
Willits
Eastern Star
Starpoint
Martha
Colleen Smith
Marcelle Cinek
Marie Greenberg
Alice Swope
Roberta Yokum
Flora Saxon
Lady Lundy
Charles Zanella
East
Melvin Butcher
Bernice Jan Basich
California
Augusta
Covelo
Kingsley
Ukiah
Legion Auxiliary elects Tess Cress president in Willits
Tess Cress was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Friday night meeting at the Veterans Memorial hall. Other officers named include Mette Anderson, La Belle Smith, Pauline Bertain, Edith Walker, Barbara Christiansen, Katherine Brundstrom, Celestine Delsol, Jean Zanella, Nellie Corbett, and retiring president Lillie Rouse. Delegates to the San Francisco convention in July are Tess Cress, Pauline Bertain, Nellie Corbett, with alternates Jean Zanella, Mette Anderson, Edith Walker. A donation to the Salvation Army fund was approved and installation is set for Saturday, June 19, with formal attire encouraged for officers.
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Willits
Tess Cress
American Legion Auxiliary
Veteran's Memorial Hall
Mette Anderson
la Belle Smith
Pauline Bertain
Edith Walker
Barbara Christiansen
Katherine Brundstrom
Celestine Delsol
Jean Zanella
Nellie Corbett
Lillie Rouse
Poppy
End of Nine Month Factory Decline Seen By officials
Washington officials said the end of a nine month decline in factory production signals a leveling economy. The Federal Reserve reported May output held steady, lifting the Industrial Index near 2 points for the first rise since last July, with steel rising and auto output down.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Flanders Moves On McCarthy Finance Inquiry Rift
Senate GOP leaders prepare to move Flanders bid to strip McCarthy of two chairs to the Rules Committee while he debates timing. Flanders, Vermont Republican, says McCarthy should answer old financial questions within about three weeks. Other notes cover trade, foreign aid, budget votes, and postal pay.
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Senate
Ralph E. Flanders
Joseph R. McCarthy
GOP
Senate Rules Committee
Senate Gop
Flanders
Vermont
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
George
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Democrats
State Department
Scott McLeod
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
House Agriculture Committee
Douglas Named Head of Studebaker Corp
Earl M. Douglas was named vice president in charge of manufacturing operations for Studebaker Corp in Wouth Bend Indiana. He previously served as general manager of the Los Angeles Studebaker plant succeeding P O Peterson who will focus on procurement and defense business. Double Springs is noted as the first county seat of Calaveras County with an 1849 origin and an original courthouse built from lumber shipped from China.
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Wouth Bend
Ind
Earl M. Douglas
Studebaker Corp
Douglas
Los Angeles
Studebaker
P. O. Peterson
Double Springs
Calaveras County
China
Classroom Traffic Jams Help Keep Dallas School Accidents Down
Dallas pupils learn road safety through a hands on program led by Mrs. H H Polley at Margaret B Henderson Elementary. The program uses a street hall setup with a signal light and a class policeman to teach pedestrians and car behavior, culminating in quizzes and court style tickets. The effort is cited as part of a long running Citizens Traffic Commission education initiative credited with keeping school age traffic deaths to two in 18 years.
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Dallas
NEA
Citizens Traffic Commission
HH. M. Polley
Margaret B. Henderson
David Sturges
Father Fasts After Inciting Son To Murder
WAYNESVILLE N C March 13 The prisoner Bert L Moss 32 is said to have refused food for 12 days in Tay wood County jail He is held without bond on a first degree murder charge after authorities say he caused his nine year old son to shoot a neighbor to death Sheriff Fred Campbell reported Moss reportedly prefers to starve rather than face trial He offered only the remark Moses fasted for 40 days and 40 nights Moss has had virtually no food
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Waynesvillie
N. C
Bert l L. Moss
Taywood County
Fred Campbell
Moss
Moses
School district defends curriculm amid parents’ safety concerns
Don Matthews, assistant to the superintendent of the Wadhes Independent School District, says parents complain schools teach more than reading writing and arithmetic. He argues the district’s focus shapes strong writers readers and spellers, while acknowledging risks as children die in traffic incidents.
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Don Matthews
Wadhes Independent School District
Cain
Ghiah Daily Journal publication details and rates
The Ghiah Daily Journal lists publisher DL Zvyestra managing editor M Ivey and city editor We M Ivey. It is published daily except weekends and holidays at Wickiah Ukiah Mendocino California. The paper is entered as second class matter April 23 1929 with subscription rates of 9 per year 55 for six months 1 per month and 7 cents per copy.
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B.A. Cober
DL. Zvyestra
We. M. Ivey
Standley St
Ukiah
Mendocino Co
California
Wickiah
Womestead
Hunger strike case details spark violent accusation flare
Moss allegedly urged his son Bert Moss Jr to shoot Lind a Passmore after a dispute over Passmore's public action. A witness recounts Moss intervening as Passmore spoke a name and warning if he calls we that twain, then shoot him. The son fired a .22 rifle, striking Passmore fatally in the left eye.
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Campbell
Moss
Bert Moss Jr
Linda Passmore
Passmore
Twain
Mass
Passmmore
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Reno
University of Nevada
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Roy Cohn
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Ghiah Daily Journal
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