Division of Parks Opposed Critics in Oil Royalties Hearings
Sacramento hearings on California tides and oil revenues drew criticism of the Division of Beaches and Parks and the State Park Commission. Testimony urged allocating funds for beach and park development with proposed land deals at Emerald Bay and Lake Tahoe, plus road and park expansions. Officials faced questions over land acquisitions and leases, while supporters pressed for broader funding and district improvements.
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Sacramento
DNS
State Division of Beaches and Parks
State Park Commission
California
Assembly
Division of Beaches and Parks
Emerald Bay
Lake Tahoe
Lloyd Lowrey
Yolo County
Lowrey
Park Commission
Newton B., Drury
Department of Natural Resources
State Director of Natural Resources
Kasch
Joseph R. Knowsland
Oakland
Charles Kasch
Ukiah
Northern California County Supervisors’ Association
Milton Huber
Eureka
Humboldt County
The
Highway Commission
U.S. 01
Humboldt
Redwood Groves
Areata Chamber of Commerce
Huber
U.S. 101
Redwood Country
Redwood Parks
GR. Gough
Elsinore
Lake Elsinore
Six Ukiah Scouts At Camp Noyo This Week
Ukiah Scouts attend Camp Noyo from June 28 to July 5 with Sam Gardner, Ukiah Scout executive, noting many troops and members in attendance. Local troops include 44 65 17 24 31 34 100 121 126 123 with names such as Joe Harlan Bob Van Dyke Russell Brown Rodney Kruke Allen Lampman Cary Madison and more, plus district Scouts from Petaluma Sebastopol Santa Rosa Geyserville. The executive spends much of this month and next at the camp coordinating activities.
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Ukiah
Camp Noyo
Sam Gardner
Ukiah Scout Executive
Joe Harlan
Bob van Dyke
Russell Brown
Rodney Kruke
Allen Lampman
Cary Madison
Petaluma
Allan Brody
Richard Elphick
Donald Taylor
Alfred McClymonds
John Hassold
Jim McDougall
Robert Scharf
John Dray
Edward Johnson
Roy McCarter
Paul Parry
Alan Scott
Barry Scott
Phillip Smith
Sonoma
Robert Miller
Dennis Sassarini
Sebastopol
Tom Henderson
Raymond Hull
Henry Paine
Alan Paine
Gary Sanford
David Shimmel
Michael Spear
Billy Wood
Santa Rosa
Fred Zieber
Bob Brady
Michael Thuesen
Arthur Terry
Timothy Sullivan
Jim Shelley
Robert Clough
Robert Graw
Rich Papalyea
Robert Vidalin
David Sepulveda
Gary Dahlquist
Markets Open With Mixed Lows For Wool And Meat
Wool futures fall 4 to 20 points while New York Cotton Exchange prices slip. Opening bids shown for July October and December futures. Cattle and sheep receipts active with steady to moderately active bidding. lambs and calves listed with prices for slaughter classes and utility grades. no early trades.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Willits People and Property in Breach of Pact
Ernest and Ruth Bean sue A. B. and Gladys Smith in Superior Court claiming a restitution and first lien on a dwelling in Willits Baechtal Grove Addition. They allege $750 rent for 15 months plus $2507 in improvements totaling $3257.29, seeking recognition of value added and lien ahead of a $5000 sale to Sherman Sargent.
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Willits
Ernest
Ruth Ben
A. B
Gladys Smith
Baechtal Grove
Smiths
Sherman Sargent
Telephone wage talks resume in San Francisco
Pacifi c Telephone and Telegraph Company officials and the CIO Communications Workers of America resume contract negotiations today after a two week recess. The union seeks a reasonable wage increase, longer locations for older employees, a company paid hospitalization plan, and other fringe benefits. PT&T rejects the hospitalization plan and proposes continuing the present wage scale for 18 months. The union represents about 7000 maintenance and construction workers in Northern California and Nevada. The contract expired last month but was extended pending talks.
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San Francisco
Pacificc Telephone and Telegraph Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
Pt&t
California
Nevada
Floods of Rio Grande Kill Six as Crest Menaces Bridges
Six people are dead and seven others missing as the Rio Grande flood moves toward Laredo and Nuevo Laredo. Crests between 55 and 60 feet threaten the International Bridge, with Ozona Texas hardest hit and 500 families homeless. Red Cross disaster units rush aid as rail and highway bridges fail and towns like Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras flood. A separate note from Columbus reports a man leaping from a bridge, claiming to earn a living that way, was jailed for drunkenness and illegal swimming.
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Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Twin Cities
State Highway Patrol
Dad
Orxona
Are Rio Grande
Ozona
Gulf of Mexico
Weredos
Brownsville
Yex
Efuleon Dam
Lavels
Leo Earnest
Earnest
Red Cross
Air Force
Army
State Health Department
Villa Acuna
Mexico
Deltic
Eagle Pass Tex
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Texas
Sheffield
Pecos River
Quemado
Betwen del Rio
International River
Guatemala sees four governments in 36 hours
Round up red s continues as Diaz forms a three man junta after Ja cobo Ardenaz resignation. Col Castillo rebels challenge, Monzon’s bloodless coup ends Diaz regime. Communists ousted, censorship lifted, prisoners freed, cease fire sought, promising return to stability.
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Diaz
Jacobo Ardenaz
Col. Castillo
Monzon
Guatemala
Monzon Rp
Arbenz
Wetbacks Returned to Mexico from California
In a recent drive against illegal aliens, 28 237 Mexicans were returned to Mexico. Bruce Barber, district immigration director, said 8 237 came from Northern California agricultural areas and 20 000 from Southern California. Border patrol staff from Texas and other states assisted the roundups. Arbitrary power is most easily established on the ruins of liberty abused to licentiousness.
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San, Francisco
California
Bruce Barber
Barber
Texas
City Budget Shows Increases Across Departments
City budget details reveal higher allocations for electrical and gas operations with notable expansion in recreation and street lighting. Keene notes gains in the recreation program, new pool equipment, and a street sweeper while police and fire funds are trimmed.
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Calvert Court
Calvert Drive
Walnut Street
Redwood Highway
Talmage Road
Keene
Keen
Diaz toppled as rebels seize Guatemala City
Rebel planes bombed and strafed Guatemala City hours before Diaz fell. Monzon signaled he would negotiate with the rebels, likely halting fighting as air activity ceased and ground operations paused. The United States prepared an early airlift for hundreds of Americans from the capital.
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Diaz
Castilla
Communist Party
Castillo
Guatemala City
Monzon
United States
Senator accuses ex FHA official of concealing past crimes
Senator Homer Capehart charged Clyde L. Powell former FHA commissioner with hiding a criminal record when joining the government 20 years ago. Powell refused to answer, citing self incrimination, amid FBI findings and disputed reports from the Civil Service Commission. Substandard wages and misactions at FHA led to renewed scrutiny of Powell’s 20 year tenure directing the rental apartment program.
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Joan W. Finney
United Press
Washington, D.C
Homer Capehart
Ur-Ind
Clyde L. Powell
FHA
Powell
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
FBI
Civil Service Commission
J. McfKenna
Wilson Wyatt
Truman
Sarasota, Fla
Wyatt
McKenna
Labor Department
Ike Churchill Meet Ends With Southeast Asia Defense Push
Eisenhower and Churchill end a four day conference with a joint statement urging a Southeast Asia collective defense plan. Britain backs non-committal moves while opposing a Locarno style pact, as Eden and Churchill head to Ottawa to meet Canadians. Some lawmakers criticize outcomes as too vague.
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Churchill
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
White House
Ottawa
Far East
France
Indochina
John M. Vorys
Rohio
House
Britain
South
United States
Eden
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Division of Parks
New York
Coney Island
Navy
Thomas
John S. Shea
Gardner
NEA
Honduras
San Pedro de Copan
Budd Westphall
Mendocino
North
Leadsea
Hotel Powell
Union Square
Vance Hucking
Rio
Grande
Columbus, O
Scioto
Electric Service CO
C. W
Murphy and
Ralph Oliver
Fullerton
East Clay Street
County Living
East Clay St
Justice Department
Kansas City
Muebhlebach
William F. McKenna
Ike Churchill
East Asia
Mr. Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Alexander Smith
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Ukiah Janitorial Service
P.O. Box
Sunny Brook Nny
M/sgt
Kentucky
Breyv
OLD Sunny Brook Company
Louisville
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