Lumber Strike Expands Across Pacific Northwest Iincluding Idaho
Coastwide loggers in Oregon and Washington walk out, about 135000 workers unionized by CIO and AFL CIO. Strike aimed at 12.5 cent wage rise, with some settlements at 7.5 to 8.25 cents. Production could drop by half, with 150000 affected if pine workers join. localized walkouts reported in Coos Bay and Reedsport. CSO Woodworkers settle with Potlatch Forests in Idaho.
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Idaho
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Nevada
Montana
Coos Bay
AFL
United States cites large number of POWs in Red China
State Department says 15 of 83 American POWs may be dead with 30 in prison and 12 unaccounted for in Red China reports at Geneva. China said 11 naval airmen not captured and two others left. Three more airmen, linked to the Korean War, were reportedly dead.
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Geneva
Red China
United States Today
U.S
State Department
Red
United States
Red Peiping
U. S
Czechoslovakia
U. Alexis Johnson
China
P. E. Voorhis
H. D. Weese
A. D. Hart Jr
Antung
Final Tribute Paid Philip H. Joseph
Funeral services for Ukiah merchant Philip H. Joseph were held at Eversole Mortuary with Rev. Leonard Brown officiating in the absence of Rev. Wallace. J. R. Edgar and choir sang, followed by Monday instrument rites at the Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa. Surviving relatives include sister Eleanore Joseph of San Francisco, nephews Alfred Hague, Carl Joseph, and Peter Tangwell with spouses, and Mrs. Joseph plans a Santa Cruz visit with her daughter's family. Joseph, a charter Ukiah Rotary member and longtime local musician, was praised as a good man and Christian neighbor.
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Philip H. Joseph
Ukiah
Eversole Mortuary
Arthur EL. Wallace
Methodist Church
Joseph
Leonard Brown
The
Baptist Church
J. R. Edgar
Isle of Somewhere
Chapel of the Chi
Brown
Escapee Kenneth Spencer Returned to Ukiah Jail
Kenneth A. Spencer, 40, a recent Camarillo State Hospital escapee, is back in the county jail after Ukiah police arrested him yesterday. Also jailed is Christin L. Crump, 26, of Laytonville, for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Kenneth A. Spencer
Camarillo State Hospital
California
Ukiah
Christin L. Crump
Laytonville
Spotlight column raises playful vignettes and jests
A reader quip about horse sense and cars prompts a lighthearted batch of notes. Mentions include D J McAllaster of Confidential Loan Company and Jim Jardine the insurance broker. A critique of age and fitness nudges humor about 75 year olds. A garden query about mint spurs a punny solution. A London divorce suit cites eggs as a costly alimony jab.
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D. J McAllaster
Confidential Loan Company
Jim Jardine
Dr W M O'Brien Col Lt Col career and service noted
Dr W M O'Brien born St Paul May 11 1909 pursued medicine at St Louis University where he captained the football team in 1932. He served in the US Army Medical Corps from 1941 rising to Colonel and led the 111th Evacuation Hospital earning a presidential unit citation. He resumed civilian practice in 1946 and joined Patton staff in 1949 becoming psychiatrist and acting superintendent. He holds faculty position at College of Medical Evangelists and is a charter Southern member.
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Minnesota
O’brien
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Missouri
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. John’s Hospital
St. Louis Universice
U. S. Army
111Th
Col. O'Brien
Patton
College of Medical Evangelists
Southern
Security Council Debates South Korea War Ripple Effects
Soviet veto prompts warning from Lodge that Soviet plans threaten the hemisphere. Guatemala’s Dr. Castillo-Arriola welcomes the Security Council’s French resolution calling for immediate bloodshed cessation in Guatemala and urges UN members to abstain from aiding actions, urging Honduras and Nicaragua to act strongly to close the Honduran frontier and deter invaders.
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Tsarapkin
South Korea
Lodge
Russia
Soviet Union
Eduardo Castillo-Arriola
Guatemala
Security Council
U.N
Honduras
Nicaragua
Castillo
Invasion Update From Guatemala City Battle Report
A telephone interview with NBC's Mac Bannell says rebel forces are on the outskirts of Guatemala City with considerable fighting ongoing. Guatemala City briefly blacked out as Foreign Minister Guillermo Toriello addressed the nation about a UN Security Council resolution urging an immediate end to bloodshed and to avoid aiding either side. The minister claimed the government has full control over the emergency.
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National Broadcasting Co
Guatemala City
Guillermo Toriello
United Nations Security Council
New York
Guatemala
U.N
Three New York men held after yacht seizure near Hong Kong
P O W Release Ore of NBC and former United Press correspondent Donald Dixon 26 New York International News Service and Benjamin Krasner 31 Brooklyn ship captain were captured in Applegate's yacht Short in international waters between Hong Kong and Portuguese Macao on March 21 1953 by a Chinese gun boat. Fate remain unknown as Peiping and Moscow silent. They disappeared after the 42 foot yacht was seized and towed to Lap Sap Mei Island five miles southwest of Hong Kong amid rumors and clandestine reports from travelers in Hong Kong.
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National Broadcasting Co
United Press
Donald Dixon
New York
International News Service
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Brooklyn
Applegate
Hong Kong
Portuguese
Macao
Lap Sap Mei Island
Peiping
Canton
O'Briens to Move to Talmage Residence in July
Dr. and Mrs. O'Brien, active in California Psychiatric Society and ampliamente involved in medical and community groups, announce relocation to Talmage early in July with their four children Tamra Mieke Holly and Billy.
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American Psychiatric Association
American Medical Association
Calif. Medical Association
San Bernardino County Medical Society
San Bernardino County Mental Elygiene Society
O’brien
Tamra
Mieke
Holly
Billy
O'Brien
PTA
Brownies
Women’s Auxiliary
Highland Woman’s Club
O’briens
Talmage
Truman's Condition Satisfactory After Major Abdominal Surgery
Former President Truman's post operative condition was very satisfactory after removal of his gall bladder and appendix at Research Hospital Kansas City. Brigadier General Wallace Graham reported no blood transfusions and noted antibiotics failed this time though previous gall bladder attacks were treated successfully. He warned it was too early to tell when Truman walk again but expected full recovery in a few weeks barring complications.
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Wallace Graham
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Mr.Truman
Water policy plan for California water resources adopted
The Wool Growers water committee unanimously adopted an eleven point policy statement at the June 10 Agricultural Council meeting in San Francisco. It calls water a public resource owned by the people, insists users hold beneficial title, and urges local ownership where feasible with outside contracts only till costs are paid. It emphasizes economical use, power as a by product, first rights for origin areas, nonpolitical operation, and nonpolitical administration of water resources.
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Agricultural Council
San Francisco
State of
California
City Builds Strict Codes Compliance Promoted by Keene
City officials ordered all building inspection departments to enforce stringent code adherence for any remodeling equipment changes or new construction. Keene urged contacting the department before work to obtain code information and copies of ordinances available for reference.
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City Building Inspection Department
City Building Inspection Departments
Keene
Tariff Bill Aims to Help Masonite Ukiah Plant
A House bill H. R. 9600 seeks to aid Masonite and other wood products by correcting hardboard misclassification in tariff law. Congressman Scudder supports raising tariff rates from 7.34 percent to 16 percent to curb foreign dumping, with early hearings planned in Ways and Means. Masonite Vice President E T Wohlenberg notes the change would shift competitiveness.
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Ways and Means Committee
First District
E. T. F. Wohlenberg
Masonite
Ukiah
Wohlenberg
Judicial autonomy in California water agencies urged
A historical note argues that water agencies should keep legal functions within their own legal staff and away from programming and operational roles. It emphasizes the essential nature of water law in California and calls for strong checks and balances to preserve agency independence from the attorney general.
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Market snapshot from San Francisco and New York reports
Live stock and dairy prices in San Francisco show cattle and hog markets unsettled with steady to lower bids, milk品 and eggs firming in dairy sections. New York wool futures opened 5 to 12 points lower, with July at 202.5 and Oct at 205.8 bid.
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New York Cotton Exchange
John Giudici Rites At San Francisco
John P. Giudici of Tomki road Redwood valley died of a heart attack Saturday while repairing a spring at his summer home. A 59 year old carpenter he was native of Italy and survived by his wife Regina and two daughters Elanore Leonard and Evelyn Franceschi both of San Francisco. Burial and services were to be in San Francisco from Ganther-Felder-Kenny Mortuary. He also left brothers Louis and Henry in Italy and Philip in St Louis.
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Tomki Road
Redwood Valley
San Francisco
Ganther-Felder-Kenny
Giudici
Italy
Regina Giuici
Elanore Leonard
Evelyn Franceschi
Louis
Henry Giuici
Philip Giudici
St. Louis
Missouri
Rare 1953 Chevrolet Sedan Model 210 For Sale
One owner well kept 1953 Chevrolet four door sedan Model 210 in two tone green with 4800 miles and Fisher body. Includes directional signals and guaranteed low price. Also features as a top used car and compared to new Chevrolet.
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