Holy Ghost Fete At Ft. Bragg Starts June 26
Fort Bragg hosts annual Holy Ghost fiesta beginning Saturday June 26 with a public dance at Pentecost Hall and coronation of Miss Gloria Donati by Mayor Vernon Johanson. Sunday mass and queen crowning follow, with a free dinner after the procession to the hall. Local tradition dating to 1880 from Madeira and the Azores.
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Olive Fuller
Fort Bragg
Pentecost Hall
Vernon Johanson
Madeira
Azores Islands
Sausalito
Marin County
Fort _tagg
Gloria Donati
Bruno Donati
Sharon Couto
John Couto
Diolinda Carolo
Eurico Carolo
John M. Lima
Antonio Angelo
Jermias Fernandes
Manuel J.mello
Albano Costa
Joseph Barber
Sebastian Cavaco
Manuel J. Mello
Manuel Avila
Frank Perry
Orchestra of
San Jose
Baptist Youth Rally Brings Tentmakers to Rockport
Yokayo Baptist Association held a Saturday youth rally in Rockport attended by nine Tentmaker students from southern states serving local churches during summer. Ted Witchen led, Harlene Bryant and Geraldine Smith sang in Japanese, and Ruth Ann Tidwells was named June queen. July’s meeting heads to Cloverdale with a weiner roast listed among planned activities.
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Fort Bragg
Yokago Baptist Association
Rockport
Paul
Bobbie Blake
Boonville
Boys’ Organization
The
Royal Ambassadors
Harlene Bryant
Geraldine Smith
Ted Witchen
Ed Griffin
Wallace Whatley
Tentmakers
Rom
Leggett
Griffitt
Mary _iflen Allen
Bill
Wayne Flannigan
Laytonville
Cloverdale
King
Ruth Ann Tidwell
Russians Beat United States In First Round Chess Match
In New York the United States and Russia opened a four round clash of masters. Russia won four of eight games, two drawn, two unfinished after a five hour session. A handshake between Vassily Smyslov and Wall Street magnate Bernard Baruch sparked tension before play.
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Moscow
Roosevelt Hotel
Vassily Smyslov
Wall Street
Lenin
Stalin
Smyslov
Baruch
U.S. Chess Federation
Alexander Bisno
Oddities In The News From Across The Nation
Reports from Oklahoma Texas and California describe a gubernatorial candidate ordered to pause campaigning for three days a council request for diplomacy over water issues a Dallas man bound by peace bond after an attack on his wife s fur coat and a Long Beach man reporting thefts including his car after returning to the police station following a sleep in his vehicle
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Elecity
Okla
William Coe
Fort Worth, Tex
Uel Stephens
Water Department
Dallas
Texas
W. E. Richburg
Long Beach
Calif
CUP
Horace Deuel
Youngsters Begin VFW Marble Tourney
Forty one youngsters from 31 states arrive in Akron Ohio to start open ing round play in the eighth annual national marble tournament sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The three day event features three hours of elimination play each day with the rest filled by banquets city tours and guided activities.
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Akron
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Telephone Workers Suspend Negotiations in California
The CIO Communications Workers of America halted bargaining with Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company to allow union reps to attend the national CWA convention in Cleveland on June 29. The union represents about 7500 maintenance and construction workers in Northern California and Nevada.
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San Francisco
CIO Communications Workers of America
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
CWA
Cleveland
California
Nevada
Annulment Sought In Japanese Marriage Without Consent
Donald E. Lee of Palo Alto seeks a superior court annulment of his marriage to Suzu Koku Lee conducted in Tokyo under Japanese law without his consent. He argues he repudiated before documents were recorded. the wife will be served with summons.
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San Jose
Calif
Donald E. Lee
Palo Alto
Lee
Suzu Koku Lee
Tokyo
War Department
United States
Richard Clark
Perpetual Wandering Tot Returned Home Near Nevada City
A 12 year old boy known for wandering away was found about a mile from his home in brushy snake infested terrain after 18 hours of being missing. Donald Gentili, son of Mr and Mrs Mario Gentili of Town Talk area was found crying but unharmed by two search parties.
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Nevada City
Donald Gentiili
Mario Gentili
Here
Small Turnout for Anti U S Parade in Mexico City
In Mexico City police outnumbered modest pro Guatemala protesters outside the U S Embassy. Riot squads moved marchers past the 15 story embassy in downtown with an embassy official noting that 75 marched by was a big crowd.
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Mexico City
U. S
Mrs. Foster Returns Home With Housekeeper Assist
Mrs. Frank L. Foster was able to return yesterday to her home at 513 Walnut Avenue with a housekeeper in charge, confirming her recovery and ongoing care arrangements.
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Frank Foster
Frank L. Foster
Walnut Avenue
State offers services in wetback fight
Sacramento state director of employment William A. Burkett said his department will lend 75 fraud investigators and 34 farm placement workers to the U S Bureau of Immigration to track wetback Mexican workers in California. He welcomed expanded border patrols and urged a state cleanup as unemployment benefits are paid to about 135,000 people weekly.
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Sacramento
William A. Burkett
United States Bureau of Immigration
California
Border Patrol
Burkett
St Marys Barbecue Draws Ukiah Crowd at Park
Annual event draws residents to Ukiah Municipal Park this Sunday at 13 30 for a barbecue prepared by experts with broad community turnout and enjoyment.
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Ukiah
St. Marys
Ukiah Municipal Park
Ukiah Daily Journal contact and pricing details
Ukiah Daily Journal publishes daily except weekends and certain holidays from 161 Fe Standley St Ukiah California with B A Cober publisher and D L Zylstra managing editor Ingle as city editor It lists second class matter status from 1929 and subscription rates of 9 yearly 5 six months and 1 per month plus 76 per copy and a local telephone number 2 2991.
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B. A. Cober
D. L. Zylstra
H. M. Ivey
Standley St
Ukiah
Mendocino Co
California
High Court Upholds Anti-oath Churches
California Supreme Court refused to compel county assessors to grant tax exemptions to two churches that declined loyalty oath requirements. The First Methodist of San Leandro and the First Unitarian of San Jose sought writs of mandate to obtain church property exemptions, but elders were denied after refusing to sign oath portions.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
First Methodist of
San Leandro
First Unitarian
San Jose
Local Names Mark Reno Wedding Appointments
At Reno on June 15 George Strickland and Melba Hunter of Willits joined William Strickland and Evelyn Oll er of Laytonville in a listed ceremony event with participants from California towns.
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Reno
George Strickland
Melba Hunter
Willits
William Strickland
Evelyn Oller
Laytonville
Correction clears misstatement on Mrs Schaef death location
The Daily Journal corrected an error stating Mrs Irman Schaef died in the garage at 137 Calvert Street. Her home was on Beacon Jane where her body was found. The 137 Calvert Street residence belongs to Mr and Mrs Charles Pelascini.
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Daily Journal
Irman Schaef
Calvert Street
Schaef
Beacon Jane
Charles Pelascini
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Wilits
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Paul Bunyan
J. Lewis Kent
Rose Memorial Park
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H. D. Quigg
United Press
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Russia
Bernard M. Baruch
Sam Schatzman
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