Ukiah Daily Chronicle City and County Newspaper Details
Ukiah Daily Chronicle lists publisher B A Cober and editor H M Ivey. Dated from 1929, it notes daily publication except weekends, address 164 E Standby St Ukiah. Subscription rates shown: one year nine dollars, six months four dollars, per month one dollar. Postal entry under March 3 1879 act.
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Ukiah
Dourna
B. A. Cober
D. L. Zylstra
H. M. Ivey
E. Standby St
Mendocino County
California
Assailant Jailed in Ukiah Case Continues
The sheriff and deputies arrested the assailant after Mrs. McCarty and Mrs. McCarty screamed for help. McCarty, a Glendale chemist's assistant, was employed there before moving to Ukiah where Upshaw had troubled her since her marriage to Paul McCarty, a vending machine dealer.
Mount Rainier Tops Washington State Attractions
United Press reports Mount Rainier was the state's most popular draw, drawing nearly 800000 visitors to the snow capped peak last year.
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Mount Rainier
Washington State
Good Old Days Echoes in a Turbulent Time
The article recalls a era of mass media influence on youth and pop culture cliches. It references Liberace disguises and Adlai Stevenson politics in a 1956 context while noting a truckers strike and its unintended effect on smog. A local crime note mentions a theft of roast from Iris Haydon's refrigerator amid a police investigation.
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Liberace
Governor Knight
Iris Haydon
Mason Street
Johnnie Pophoff
Wage Agreement Reached By AFL And Contractors
In San Francisco AFL Operating Engineers and the Association of General Contractors announced a full labor agreement at 5:45 a.m. after an overnight session called by Federal Conciliator Arthur Viat. The two year contract provides a 12.5 cent hourly raise retroactive to June 1 and another 12.5 cent increase next year, plus union security and settlement of 13 issues across 46 Northern California counties.
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San Francisco
AFL
Association of General Contractors
California
Arthur Viat
Viat
Ukiah Girl Wins National Scholarship, Plans Linfield
Mildred Milly Brown, 16, daughter of Kermit and Mrs. Brown, placed fifth in a national competition for an American Baptist Convention scholarship. She will receive 800 dollars total, 200 annually for four years, to pursue Linfield College in McMinnville Oregon, majoring in modern languages. Milly, a straight A student, will graduate Friday and has been active in church and school activities. She plans a diplomatic service career with overseas posting, while working this summer for Empire Office Machines.
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Ukiah
American Baptist Convention
Mildred
Milly) Brown
Kermit Brown
Milly
Girls State
Sacramento
American Legion Auxiliary
Bank of America Liberal Arts
Douglas Burke
Linfield College
McMinnville
Oregon
Eureka Fair Adds Logging Show At Redwood Acres
Eureka fair runs June 22 to 26 at Redwood Acres featuring a Logging Show where lumberjacks from the Redwood Empire compete with Oregon and Washington woodsmen in events like high climbing chain saw and hand saw bucking with about 1200 dollars in prize money.
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Eureka
Redwood Acres
Redwood Empire
Oregon
Washington
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