Urgency of Guatemala Crisis Spurs Western Alarm
The suspension of constitutional liberties in Guatemala for 30 days signals a shift toward decreed rule under a leftward government. The move, justified by an emergency from an unidentified aircraft, endangers assembly and political organization, raises concerns about Communist influence, and prompts calls for a hemispheric meeting to confront Red infiltration.
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United States
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Europe
Dulles
United Fruit Company
Panama Canal
Asia
Central
South America
Churchill Eden Washington visit signals new free world alliance
The piece argues the Churchill Eden trip is a logical step amid Asia crisis, not secret danger, signaling a budding Anglo American alliance to shore up democracies. It notes Britain and the U S may frame an Asiatic NATO while France wavers, urging practical discussion of European army plans.
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Washington
Churchill
Eden
U.S
Asia
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Britain
Ince
United States
France
Winston
Eisenower
Joseph Laniel
America
NATO
Free World
Pioneers, rodeo founders, and county events refl ected in Ukiah news
Dr E C Bennett bought the Savings Bank of Mendocino County mortgage on Ukiah rodeo grounds with partners T B Ricks and Raymond Till, continuing early Ukiah Rodeo Association shows. The Rotter Valley Pioneers Association met in Potter Valley with large crowds, while a county detention home move was approved. A dramatic fire at Greek grocery imperiled Ukiah business, and several local burglaries were reported, including the Gibson home theft.
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E. C. Bennett
Savings Bank of
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Dr. Bennett
T. B. Ricks
Eden Valley
Raymond Till
Covelo
Ukiah Rodeo Association
Ukiah Fair Association
Rotter Valley Pioneers Association
McGee Oak Prove
Potter Valley
Hale McCowen
Decima Guidi
Superior Court
Henry Gans
Tehama County
Guidi
Guido Nordini
Ida Locatelli
Guieseppi Ravazzani
Redwood Highway
Motor Car Dealers
San Francisco
George McCowen
Palace Hotel
E. B. Gibson
LAW IN ACTION CONTRACT OF PURCHASE
A California Bar column advises careful steps when buying a home. It emphasizes obtaining a signed contract, ensuring a refund of deposits if financing falls through, and reviewing price terms, down payment, delivery, plans, clear title, liens, and changes in writing. It warns against unsafe escape clauses and stresses inspecting plans with experts.
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State’ Bar of
California
Ukiah News Briefs Include Commencement Rally and Court Fight
Charles Kasch pushes telephone switch to battery system. Ukiah High School commencement at Victory Theatre featured Congressman Joseph R. Knowland on The Advancement of the Nation During the Past Decade. Graduates listed. James Patterson of Oakland arrested in Cloverdale on kidnapping charges. Possible $100,000 damages suit filed in Superior Court by George Schmitts of Ukiah against Otis Redemeyer over alienation of affection.
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Charles Kasch
Chamber of Commerce
Victory
Ukiah High School
Joseph R. Knowland
Leta Albertson
Helene Wilson
William. Jennings Banker
Dorothy Catherine Corley
Louie A. Meyer
Willis Heber Prather
Emma Katherine Norgard
Lawrence Elgin Layman
Eva Josephine Finlock
Vera Starr
James Patterson
Oakland
Cloverdale
Calpella
Patterson
Hugh Preston
M. H. Iverson
George Schmitts
Ukiah
Otis Redemeyer
Schmitt
Hopland Suffers Worst Fire In Town History
A Sunday night blaze in Hopland destroyed the Buckman livery and a feed stable run by Clendenin and Duncan, with about 17 horses killed and losses near 30000 dollars. The railroad depot barely escaped thanks to station agent Clyde Hewitt who used mineral water tanks from Duncan's Springs to douse flames, keeping the depot from burning.
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Hopland
Buckman
Clendenin & Duncan
Clyde Hewitt
Duncan's Springs
San Francisco
Elis
Punean
Indochina aid bill moves in committee under Eisenhower push
The House Foreign Affairs Committee today advanced an $800 million measure to aid France in Indochina against Communist forces. A secret session completed work as members signaled broad support for administration aims, including potential use of funds for a Southeast Asia alliance and loan-based financing. Budget battles loom when the appropriation bill arrives.
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Eisenhower
Indochina
Southeast Asia Alliance
Senate
William F. Knowland
Russia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
House
Alger Hiss
State Department
Albert Gore
Atomic Energy Commission
TVA
AEC
Paducah
Build a Wheeled Laundry Hamper with Masonite Panels
A simple illustrated guide describes making a under-chute laundry hamper on wheels. Use 1 by 2 inch lumber to frame a 24 inch square by 30 inch deep box, add 3/16 inch tempered Masonite panels with ventilation holes, and add peg board panels to aid airflow. Optional portable sorting table blocks can cover stationary tubs for a versatile work surface.
Governor predicts victory and plans wedding in Los Angeles
California political brief reports the 67 year old governor, a widower, returning to his desk in the Capitol and predicting victory in November after a Democratic primary. He confirms plans to marry Virginia Carlson, 35, a WWII widow from Los Angeles, within three weeks. Legislature details note Democrats eye broader influence with post primary line changes, while attorney general warns on campaign expense records and liquor license issuance being unlawful.
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Capitol
Guben Matehial
Richard Gra
Virginia Carlson
Los Angeles
Los Anges
Press publisher warns of socialism threat to free press
Eugene C. Pulliam, publisher of the Indianapolis Star and News and the Phoenix Republic and Gazette, warned at the Association of Newspaper Advertising Managers conv ention that America faces a threat to a free press from socialist influence. He urged tax relief and warned against further tax increases while noting the press must guard against suppression, citing McCarthy and the danger of self censorship.
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New Orleans
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star and News
The
Phoenix Republic and Gazette
America
Pulliam
Association of Newspaper
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
U.S. Senate
Barbs By Hal Cochran And Odd Observations
Humorous lines note highway accidents skeleton of a whale weighing about 45 tons and jokes about chicken wanderings in a garden. It ponders bright red bathing suits for diving into unfamiliar places and flies that seem to know nap times.
Eisenhower backs hospital plan in health program push
The action was a victory for President Eisenhower who sees the hospital plan as a key element of his broader health program. The move advances his agenda to expand medical access and reform nationwide health policy.
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Jong
Eisenhower
Alver Gray’s heirlooms found after 14 years in woods
In ORLAND Maine E Gray 69 regained his gold rimmed glasses after son Foster found them on a woodland cart road where they had lain since Gray lost them 14 years ago The man says the specs are as good as new and he loaned his new pair to a neighbor
Evolution of Senate chairmanships shows flexible traditions
The piece traces 1924 Republican insurgents blocking Albert Cummins from chairing the Interstate Commerce Committee and 1941 Senate Military Affairs action against Robert Reynolds. It explains seniority driven chairmanships, dual Committee on Committees appointments, and the historical shift from ballot selections to formal lists with power to remove or reassign chairs, noting no binding law governs chair appointments.
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Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Alont
Congress
Cummins
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