Mendocino Students Among Santa Rosa Junior College Graduates
Eight Mendocino County residents are among 239 students graduating at Santa Rosa Junior College in the 35th annual ceremony. Names include Harold Bradford James Busch Laurence Johns and David Porter of Ukiah Melvin Cook of Potter Valley Beverly Dillingham of Mendocino Robert May of Willits and Malcolm Mangan of Leggett.
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Mendocino County
Santa Rosa Junior College
Harold Bradford
James Busch
Laurence Johns
David Porter
Ukiah
Melvin Cook
Potter Valley
Beverly Dillingham
Mendocino
Robert May
Willits
Malcolm Mangan
Leggett
Er- Stalene Suttles
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Mary Eddinger
Philo
Reno
Women's Auxiliary
Sonoma County Medical Association
School of Nursing
Doyle
Sears R. Jayne
University of California
Janice Kaelin
Santa Rosa
Junior College Offers Nurses Refresher Course
Santa Rosa Junior College opens a 64 Hour Refresher Course for Vocational Nurses in the fall adult education program. New California Board rules allow licensure exams for nurses who complete the refresher before July 1, 1955, with preliminary applications due by July 1. Chester Beck, Director of Adult Education, can provide eligibility details.
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Santa Rosa Junior College
California Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners
Chester Beck
Courtroom Tackles Represented in Unusual Practice
In Chicago, courtroom attendants held a spring football practice. A deputy sheriff tackled two brothers on trial for murder as they attempted to escape. In a separate chamber another deputy blocked an accused robber who tried to flee.
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Chicago
Soviet Chessmen Favored to Beat U.S. Champions
New York dispatch reports eight Russians facing eight American chess experts in a Rosevelt Hotel match, a direct postwar rivalry seen as a propaganda showdown. Russians are favored to win through next Wednesday, with Samuel Reshevsky noting Americans have only a fighting chance.
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New York
America
Kremlin
Malenkov
Rosevelt
Russia
Samuel Reshevsky
U.S
Moscow
Friday Rites For Albert Bricker
Services for Albert Leonard Bricker of Ukiah will be held Friday at 2 pm at Eversole Mortuary with Rev. J H Stugis officiating. Interment in Ukiah Veterans Cemetery. He died Monday in a woods accident near Bell Springs after being thrown from his tractor. A Calgary native, 27, he moved to Ukiah five years ago. A World War I veteran, he served in the Canadian Royal Air Force. Survived by mother Mrs D O Bricker of Fernie BC, wife Ruth Bricker of Ukiah, and two sons William and John. Also two brothers Frank of Fernie BC and Norman of Vancouver Island BC, two sisters Mrs Rose Marino of Vancouver Island BC and Mrs Joy Williams of Princeton BC. Pallbearers will be coworkers.
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Albert Leonard Bricker
Ukiah
Eversole
J. H. Stugis
Church of the Nazarene
Ukiah Veterans Cemetery
Bricker
Bell Springs
Calgary
Alberta
Royal Air Force
D. O. Bricker
Fernie
B. C
Ruth Bricker
William
John
Frank Bricker
Norman Bricker
Forest Genetics Foundation Elects Babcock President
E. B. Babcock is elected president of the Board of Directors of the Forest Genetics Research Foundation in Berkeley and Stephen N. Wyckoff is named Executive Vice President.
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E. B. Babcock
Forest Genetics Research Foundation
Berkeley
Stephen N. Wyckoff
Senate Leaders eye rules move on Flanders McCarthy clash
Senate Republicans signaled a parliamentary maneuver to delay action on Ralph Flanders plan to strip Joseph McCarthy of two chairmanships. Knowland criticized Flanders for seeking floor action without leadership, while Flanders said he would allow McCarthy time to respond to Election Subcommittee questions. Democratic leaders show little support, making Rules Committee referral likely.
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Washington
Senate
Ralph E. Flanders
Joseph R. McCarthy
GOP
Senate Rules Committee
Senate Gop
Flanders
William F. Knowland
McCarthy
Elections Subcommittee
Knowland
Wisconsin
Rules Committee
Triple S Camera Shop Brings New Polaroid Highlander to Austin
Triple S Camera Shop unveils the Polaroid Highlander, a smaller low cost version of the famous rapid photography camera. Demonstrations will run all week. designer team led by Dr. Edwin H. Land highlights improvements like a faster lens and shutter, and a wireless flash gun. State officials apologize for an late campaign report miscue affecting Dudley T. Dougherty in the Johnson primary.
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Triple S
Dick Sarber
Triple H
Sarber
Edwin H. Land
Polaroid Corporation
Polaroid
Highlander
Lund
Larber
Austin
Tex
Dudley T. Dougherty
Beeville
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
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H. Ron Newman
Albert Bricker
Carroll Vann
Luce Ave
Penney's
Gabardine
Penney’s
Hades
Penney
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