St Mary's Priest Celebrates 25 Years in Ukiah
Father Celestine Quinlan OFM Cap marks 25 years in the priesthood with a Solemn High Mass at St. Mary's of the Angels Church in Ukiah. He was ordained in Ireland in 1929 and has served at Ukiah Willits Santa Ynez Wilmington New York Maryland and back to Ukiah. The event draws clergy and friends from nearby parishes and the Bay area, with a letter from Governor Goodwin Knight among greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestine Quinlan
C.F.M
St. Mary's Church
Ukiah
Crawford
St. Mary's of the Angels Church
St. Mary's
Ireland
Kilkenny
Bay Area
Father Quinlan
Ukiah Area
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Willits
St. Anthony's
Old Mission Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara
Wilmington
Delaware
New York City
Maryland
South Dora Street
Albertinum Day School
Christian Brothers’ School
Cork
Capuchin Franciscan College
Rochestown
National University of Ireland
Capuchin Order
Three Day Holiday Prognostications and Town Notes
A fragment discusses the curfew, Red wood High highway naming, and a proposed One-O-One Empire Association. It mentions prognosticators estimating scores for the Three Day Holiday and vows no casualty in the death list. Also notes a Fox terrier mother and offspring on Gibson street in a polyphonic town column.
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Gibson Street
Hot weather to persist in Northwestern California region
Forecasts indicate fair skies through Tuesday with morning coastal fog patches. Inland areas will warm with high humidity. temperatures reach the upper 80s to low 90s in Napa Santa Rosa Ukiah and nearby locales. Northwest winds 12 to 25 mph along the coast, with Fort Bragg area also fair and a slight temperature change near the coast.
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California
Santa Rosa
Coast
Fort Brage
Four Injured In Weekend Traffic Crashes In County
The California Highway Patrol reports four people injured in weekend automobile and truck crashes on the Redwood Highway near Ukiah. Thomas A. Canales 21 of San Francisco was minorly hurt after his van hit a trailer and plunged 30 feet down an embankment. Sherman Lewis Wiles 54 of Yuba City was cited for spilling a load. James Ferguson Jr. 31 of Eureka sustained major injuries after a left turn attempt without a signal led to a collision with Murry Sloane 32 of Encino. Walter Vandepas of Los Angeles rode with Glenn B. Dickey 53 of Hollywood in a crash near Ukiah, Dickey cited for drunk driving and Vandepas treated at Ukiah General Hospital. Christine Schafer 26 Calpella was injured in a separate drunk driving crash involving her husband Willie Schafer 40 as their car struck trees on the Redwood Highway.
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California Highway Patrol
Ukiah
Redwood Highway
Thomas A. Canales
San Francisco
Canales
Sherman Lewis Wiles
Yuba City
Wiles
Warren Truitt
CHP
James Ferguson Jr
Eureka
Okialy
Ferguson
Arif Stultz
Murry Sloane
Encino
Sloane
Ukiah General Hospital
Walter Vandepas
Los Angeles
Glenn B. Dickey
Hollywood
Calpella
Willie P. Schafer
Warrn Truitt
Dickey
Walter Vandspas
Journal
Collier
Plane Crash Traps Two Men Near Half Moon Bay
A light two seat PT26 trainer driven by Harrison Devere and William Spindler crashed in a field near Half Moon Bay after fog hindered visibility. Both men suffered compound fractures and head injuries and were rescued after more than three hours. In another incident at Martin s Beach Michael Loveland and an unnamed rescuer narrowly escaped powerful surf. both were saved and required no medical treatment.
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Half Moon Bay
San Francisco
Harrison Devere
William Spindler
San Jose
Joseph Dees
Devere
Spindler
San Mateo County Hospital
Michael Loveland
Martin’s Beach
Here
Clifford E. Loveland
G. E. Beach
Hayward
Beach
Hospital Bulletin Truman Rallies Today
Former President Truman’s condition improved and somewhat less serious while the enteritis improved greatly. A special bulletin on his status placed him on the serious list though he was less sedated, with better color, more alert, and in better spirits after a restful night. Temperature stood at 99.4 as he took food by mouth.
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Truman
Kansas City
Research Hospital
Mr. Truman
Robert Adams
Adams
Guatemala Rebels Threaten Air Attack on Capital
In Tegucigalpa a rebel broadcast set a 7 am PDT deadline for Guatemala to recognize rebel forces. Gen Castillo Armas demanded the new government oust and arrest all Communists, including ex-President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. Diaz, newly named president, had not yet responded.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Carlos Castillo Armas
Andi Red
PDT
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Castillo
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Diaz
Arbez
Arbenz
Enrique Diaz
Ukiah Pine Hikes Non-Union Workforce Amid Strike
Ukiah Pine Lumber Company in Potter Valley increased non-union staff to about 30 to 40 as the AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers strike enters its second week. The plant began partial operation with 15 new workers and aims to full operation soon, while other Mendocino mills face ongoing picketing and reduced payrolls. The strike, backed by wage demands, has disrupted coastal industry and lumber shipments, with regional effects on loans and fruit box supply.
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Ukiah Pine Lumber Company
Potter Valley
AFL Lumber and
Ukiah Pine
Durable Plywood Corporation
Calpella
Blue Lake Milling Company
Highway 20
Mendocino County
Durable
AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers’ Northwest Council
AFL
CIO International Woodworkers of America
Eugene
California
Eisenhower and Churchill Press Southeast Asia Defense
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill announced in Washington that the United States and Britain will press forward with plans for collective defense in Southeast Asia. The communique after four days of talks signaled a move toward a mutual defense system to halt Communist aggression in the Red-threatened Far East.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
United States
Britain
Southeast Asia
Far East
United Action
Anthony Eden
France
Italy
White House
John Foster Dulles
Asia
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
China to Return Ship Not Cargo to USSR
Formosa sources say Nationalist China seized the Soviet tanker Tuapse with 8000 tons of cargo en route to Red China at Kaohsiung. The 9000-ton tanker will be released, cargo removed, within a couple of days, with the ship returning to the USSR this week.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Foreign Office
China
Formosan
Kaohsiung
Red China
Ukiah Youth Drowns In Feather River Near Gridley
Funeral services were held for Eugene Eisenhauer a 19 year old Ukiah High School student who drowned in the Feather River near Gridley after swimming with five companions. Survived by parents Olin B Eisenhauer and others two brothers and two sisters. He planned to join the Air Force this fall and had lived in Live Oak until a year and a half ago. The body was recovered from 20 feet after companions failed to rescue him due to winded condition.
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Eugene Eisenhauer
Ukiah High School
Feather River
Gridley
Olin B. Eisenhauer
Melvin
Ernest
Anita
Barbara Jean
O-B
Redwood Valley
Young Eisenhauer
Air Force
Yuba City
Live Oak
Eisenhauer
Eugene
Coast Boy Dies of Shooting Accident
Funeral services for James T. Turnbull 15 of Fort Bragg are set for 2 pm today. He accidentally shot himself in the head with a .22 rifle in the family kitchen on Willits road and died at Redwood Coast Hospital Saturday morning. He is survived by his parents and two sisters. He recently graduated from Fort Bragg Junior High School. Cannarr Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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James T. Turnbull
George Turnbull
Fort Bragg
Young Turnbull
Willits Road
Redwood Coast
Geraldine Sipila
Margaret Taylor
Hopland Lumber Sales Moves to Incorporate
Articles of incorporation for Sanel Valley Lumber Sales, Inc., filed with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan. Directors are Bradford M. Shear and Vincent J. Lotti of Hopland and William F. Olden of 1361 West Ave., Santa Rosa.
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Sacramento
CNS
Sanel Valley Lumber Sales, Inc
Mendocino County
Frank M. Jordan
Bradford M. Shear
Vincent J. Lotti
Hopland
William F. Olden
West Ave
Santa Rosa
Willits Man Sentenced to San Quentin for Forgery
Melvin Frye, 25, of Willits, found guilty by a Superior court judge on four counts of forgery. Judge Hale McGowen ordered concurrent sentences to be served at San Quentin. Frye, on parole from the state prison, faces up to 14 years for forgery.
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Melvin Frye
Willits
San Quentin
Hale McGowen
Frye
Military junta formed in Guatemala and communists banned
LATE FLASHES reports from Tegucigalpa that Guatemala formed a three man military junta to rule the country and outlawed the Communist party. Also: Wimbledon singles semi final set with Tony Trabert defeating Mervyn Rose 6 2 6 2 7 5.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemalan Radio Today
Communist Party
Wimbledon
England
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Mervyn Rose
Australia
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St. Mary’s
H. M. Ive
Empire Association
Bill Lewis
the Palace Coffee Shop
Gill of Fate
John Wonder
Jeweler
Johnny
United Press
Wanda McCosker
Willits Frontier Days
Ukiah Riding Club
Merle McCosker
T Baek Ranch
Low Gap Road
Brotzman
Hospital Bulletin
Churchill
Ike
Cecil Brown
Oregon Cio
Ussr
Ukiah Boy
Coast Boy
Hopland Lumber Sales
Edwin C. Johnson
D.-Colo
Johnson
Colorado River Board of California
Frankfurt
Germany
Billy Graham
U.S. Army
Duesseldorf
Berlin
Binghamton, N. Y
Margaret Truman
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