Man Accused Of Keeping Wage Deductions In 1945
Lawrence D. Anderson is held in county jail charged with knowingly failing to remit payroll deductions collected under the Unemployment Insurance Act. A former independent logger, he allegedly did not pay withheld wages to the state for 1945. Anderson, now with George Green near Ukiah, suspended operations. Deputies served a warrant from Long Valley Judicial Court. Complainants list Ukiah Willis Covelo Fort Bragg areas with other warrants and no updates yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Anderson
Anderson
George Green
Ukiah
Department of Employment
Sheriff's Deputies
Long Valley
Heavy Police Guard Over UN Meet
In San Francisco police armed with rifles patrolled rooftops around the War Memorial Opera House after an unidentified caller warned that Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov would be shot. The call came yesterday at 2 a.m. PDT and provided no name. Officers positioned themselves on surrounding rooftops near the Opera courtyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
War Memorial Opera House
V. M. Molotov
Japanese Children Reunited Halfway Around the World
Three Japanese-American youngsters met again in Lake County after returning from Our Lady of Fourdes Baby Home in Yokohama. Teddy and Tessie Graham, eight and six, arrived with Tommy Schuette to the Schuette ranch near Lakeport where they will stay several weeks. The reunion follows adoption approvals for Teddy and Tessie, with the Grahams planning to aid language development and integration as the children adjust to ranch life and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeport
Our Lady of Lourdes
Yokohama
Japan
Teddy
Tessie Graham
Tommy Schuette
Edward Schuettes
Lake County
Edward Schuette
Highway 20
Our Lady of Fourdes
San Francisco
Cleveland
Tommy
Schuette
Graham
Tessie
Grahams
eTeddy
Mojave
Edwards Air Test Base
California
Terry
County Groups Urge Enabling Ordinance Passage With Qualified Farm Bureau Support
Mendocino County Farm Bureau and eleven other groups urged County Planning Commission and supervisors to act early on an enabling ordinance for county zoning. The Farm Bureau reserved right to adopt its own policy. Local chambers and city councils across Ukiah, Willits, Fort Bragg, Point Arena and other towns joined in support. The commission also recommended renewing the contract with planning consultant James Campbell. Maps and subdivisions approved include Dann Creek north of Laytonville and Meadowbrook Manor southwest of Willits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Mendocino County Farm Bureau
County Planning Commission
Robert Brown
Paul Satterley
Ukiah Chambers of Commerce
Ukiah City Council
Mendocino
James Campbell
Menlo Park
John Philbrick
Thorkild Thomson
Ralph Oliver
Ukiah
Rankin Rickard
Boonville
Mila Butler
South Ukiah
Albert Penitento
Kert Bragg
Fred Price
Point Arena
Dann Creek
Layton Ville
Bray Subdivision
Willits
Fairview Acres
Boonville Road
Meadowbrook Manor
Weather summary for Northwestern California today and Friday
Northwestern California mostly fair today tonight and Friday with cloudy periods. Coastal areas see overcast nights and mornings and scattered showers from Crescent City northward. Temperatures near 75 to 50 along the coast and inland 41 to 49 in Napa Santa Rosa Ukiah and Fort Bragg wind west to northwest 10 to 20 mph.
Defense Opens Case in Suit Over Rasmussen Death
Attorneys for the Mast Lumber Company and American Chain and Cable begin presenting defense in a $205,920 damage suit in Superior Court. The case centers on the 1951 death of Wilbur Clare Rasmussen when a cable snapped on a logging rig at the Mast yard. The defense argues Rasmussen assumed risk by climbing to the cab, while his widow is represented by Palmquist and Busch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mast Lumber Company
American Chain and Cable Companies
Superior Court Department 1
Mast Company
American Chain and Cable
Wilbur Clare Rasmussen
Rasmussen
James Palmquist
Oakland
James Busch
Ukiah
Edward Chapman
Charles Bell
Hale McCowen
Pinay Reaffirms NATO Membership Amid Molotov Peace Push
French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay pledged that France will remain a full member of NATO in a speech at the United Nations 10th anniversary meeting. He argued regional security arrangements are essential while general disarmament remains unrealized, contrasting Moscow's call for peace with Western arms caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Antoine Pinay
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pinay
United Nations
Russia
V. M. Molotov
London
Molotov
NATO
U.N
League of Nations
Harald MacMillan
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ukiah High School Reunion Plans For July Picnic
Ukiah high school reunion committee announces July 2 events with plans discussed at Mrs. Herbert Singley home. Sen James Busch and Mrs Dorothy Horr to arrange program. 150 reservations already made. badges prepared listing attendee names and class years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicnic
Ukiah High School Cclassas
Herbert Singley
James Busch
Ethel
Dorothy Giles) Horr
Singley
Alita Ballou
Horr
Ballou
South Highway
Police Dept Installs New Business Telephone
Ukiah Police Department adds business line 26565 to handle routine calls. The old number 23838 will be reserved for emergencies only. Chief Smith cites increased call volume as the reason for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Police Department
Smith
Senate Delays Hells Canyon Project Vote
The Senate Interior Committee postponed action on the Hells Canyon Project for at least a week, possibly the year. Acting Chair Clinton P. Anderson said a new meeting date will be set by Chairman James Murray when he returns.
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Washington P
Senate Interior Committee
Hells Canyon
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
James EB. Murray
Mont
Dr Drury to Speak at Ukiah Presbyterians Charter Night
Dr Clifford M Drury, religious writer and California professor, will address the charter night of Ukiah chapter of the National Council of Presbyterian Men on Wednesday June 29 at 7 p m in the church social hall. Hal Trebbe presides as president of Redwoods Presbytery Council. charter officers and appointees are listed. monthly breakfast meetings follow.
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Clifford M. Drury
Ukiah
National Council of Presbyterian
Clifford
San Francisco Theological Seminary
California
U. S. Navy
Chaplain Corps
Hal Trebbe
Santa Rosa
Redwoods
Arthur Schilder
Roy Swain
George Dietterle
Congress Probes Press Charges of Censorship
Washington reports a congressional inquiry into government withholding pertinent and timely information from newspapers and other media. Chairman Dawson and Rep. Moss lead a three member subcommittee to investigate alleged denials and pressures restricting information flow to the press and public.
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Washington
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
House
John E. Moss
Dcalif
Dawson
Committees of
Congress
Executive Branch
Moss
New 35 MPH Speed Limit Approved on Talmage Road
The State Department of Public Works announces a 35 mile per hour speed limit for a little over half a mile of Talmage road in and east of Ukiah. The zone runs from the U S Highway 101 intersection to east of Myrtle Avenue, replacing the prior 55 mph limit after an engineering and traffic study. The California Highway Patrol concurs and signs are expected within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Talmage Road
Ukiah
State Department of Public Works
U. S. Highway 101
Myrtle Avenue
G. T. McCoy
Division of Highways
California Highway Patrol
City council approves airport runway expansion and street work
Last night the council moved to extend the municipal airport runway by 1000 feet with a $35 414.80 bid from Arthur B. Simi of Santa Rosa, pending an extra $1000 for engineering. Federal aid covers about 54 percent with CAA support, and work should begin after CAA approval and aim for an October 1 finish. The panel also weighed a Southwest Airways request to add 500 more feet, not necessarily paved, to accommodate larger aircraft and new flights to Ukiah. Additionally, Wagner Construction of Ukiah bid $15 978 for Oak Street bridge, pending state approval, with state gasoline tax funds to be used. North Oak Street improvements were bid at $16 380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Simi
Santa Rosa
Civil Aeronautics Authority
CAA
Southwest Airways
T. R. Mitchell
Southwest
Ukiah
Oak Street Bridge
Wagner Construction Firm
Douglas Cruickshank
Wagner
North Oak Street
Fire call reports no damage at Smith and Main residence
Members of the Volunteer Fire Department answered a call at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday to the residence of Mabel Stolcup at Smith and Main Streets. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stolcup
Smith and
Main Streets
Nehru and Bulganin urge Formosa surrender and world disarmament
In Moscow the Soviet Premier and Indian Prime Minister called for China to be admitted to the United Nations and Formosa to be surrendered to the Chinese Communists. They urged a ban on atomic and hydrogen bombs and world disarmament, pledging closer ties under peaceful coexistence principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Jawaharlal Nehru
Formosa
China
United Nations
Nehru
Russia
Four New Polio Cases Reported By Health Dept
The county Health Department reports four new polio cases. Nanette Furman 18 Ukiah is diagnosed non paralytic. Chester Ashurst 16 Ukiah goes to Vallejo hospital. Billy Noah 6 Ukiah Village goes to San Francisco Children's Hospital. Mrs Russell Hotchkiss 28 Stockton diagnosed non paralytic polio. Total polio cases in 1953 rise to ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
Nanette Furman
Sylvia Furman
Ukiah
Gardner and
Hearndon
Chester Ashurst
Grove Avenue
Ellis Ashurst
Vallejo Hospital
Billy Noah
Homer Noah
Faull Avenue
Ukiah Village
San Francisco Children’s Hospital
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Zylstra
Southampton
England
New York
Walters
Dr. Drury
Siri
Chiang
Nehru-Bulganin
Chinese Peoples Republic
Taiwan
Kremlin
Health Dept
Mentoelno County Realty Board
Blue Bonnet
Ted Burnette
H. C. Quitsgard
Ken Ballou
Floyd Lowe
Palo Alto
California Real Estate Association
Ken Ballow
Louise Bouck
Paul Poulos
Poulos
Cober - RE
EPC
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