Ukiah Daily details staff and rates
Ukiah publication lists publisher B A Cober, Donald L. Zylstra as managing editor and city editor H M Ivey. It notes daily except certain holidays, address 164 E Standley St, Ukiah, subscription rates by mail and carrier, and court decree 9267. Also provides contact number Homestead 2299.
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B. A. Cober
Donald L. Zylstra
H. M. Ivey
E. Standley St
Ukiah
Mendocino Co
California
Benson Shows Courage in Farmland Price Controls
Ezra Taft Benson proposes the toughest U S farm price supports in history with strict acreage and marketing quotas aimed at cutting surpluses. Under Eisenhower, the plan ties eligibility for price supports to compliance with all government allotments, forcing farmers to reduce output or shift to non listed crops. The move tests Congress and farm groups to back a bold, long term solution to a long standing domestic issue.
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Ecretary
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Benson
U.S
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Questioning Use of Force in Guatemalan Crisis
The piece argues the U S should seek collective Western Hemisphere action through the OAS to address the Guatemalan revolt against President Arbenz Guzman. It cautions against unilateral force, notes Soviet veto power at the U N, and stresses moral authority, restraint, and adherence to regional security procedures to avoid dangerous precedents.
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Danone
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Latin America
United States
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Russia
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
U.S
Hether
Ukiah Meat Market Feast Draws Missing Friends
From our early files twenty two friends of George Ward of Ukiah were invited to his Piercy ranch for a barbecue feast featuring roast bulls heads. Three Willits youths, Manley Powers Raymond Tuck and Glenn Fuller, vanished but were found in Eureka afterward.
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George Ward
Ukiah
Piercy
Manley Powers
Raymond Tuck
Glenn Fuller
Willits
Sheriff Williams
Eureka
Harry M. Burke
Lilburn Gibson
D. C. Smith
Mapland- Cloverdale
Vincent Deguisio
Fish Company
San Francisco
Huereka
Russian River
Santa Rosa Court Awards $10620.95 in Auto Death Suit
N W Kleyn Schoorel of this city won a judgment Friday in Santa Rosa against Martin Leith for 10620.95 over the death of Nick Kleyn Schoorel Jr who was struck in April last year by an automobile driven by Lmith of San Francisco. A farm bureau for Mendocino county north coast section was organized at an enthusiastic meeting.
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N. W. Kleyn-Schoorel
Santa Rosa
Martin Leith
Nicholas Kleyn-Schoorel
Lmith
San Francisco
North Coast
Mendocino County
Bank to Open in Willits Aims to Start Business
Attorney N. L. Preston organized a new bank in Willits last Wednesday evening. The institution, to open as soon as it can move into its building opposite Irvine & Muir Co., has a $50,000 capital stack with $25,000 paid in. Directors include W. T. Saxon president H. B. Ramsey cashier and secretary IT. L. Preston Ed Simonson J. W. Long G. A. Smart F. L. A. Gorlinski and George Ells as vice president. Will Agnew of Fort Bragg, a coroner public administrator candidate, visited Ukiah this week. A. J. Lowell’s Westport store burned to the ground Monday at 4 am with no one able to save anything.
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N. L. Preston
Willits
Irvine & Muir Co
W. T. Saxon
H. B. Ramsey
IT. L. Preston
Ed Simonson
J. W. Long
G. A. Smart
F. L. A. Gorlinski
George Ells
Will Agnew
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
A. J. Lowell
Westport
War Hero's Barracks Bond Over Faith in Prayer
Henry Heyl, a new draftee in Grand Rapids, befriends a cheerful Kentucky bunkmate nicknamed Kaintuck. The elder soul, with seven sickly children and illiteracy, shares a creed: when troubles come, take them to the Lord in prayer, rise, and press on with the best effort.
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Henry Heyl
Olympia Street
S. W
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Sam
Kaintuck
Kentucky
Henry
Port Arthur fear and arson suspect in Hopland case
Reports from Ukiah area describe a fire alarm during a night scare as townsfolk imagined a battle like Port Arthur. L. B. Davis, ex-convict, was arrested for alleged arson at Hopland. he faced a preliminary hearing with District Attorney Duncan present and is held for Superior court trial. Davis previously served seven years for robbing the Willits stage amid strong local sentiment.
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L. B. Davis
Hopland
Duncan
Davis
Ukiah
Willits
A. L. Tracy
Mendocino
P. B. Westerman
Philip H. Joseph
State Street
Lifreda Pierson
Leominster Names Fred Johnson Chief of Fire Department
Leominster Mass Fred Johnson 30 has been named chief succeeding his uncle Ernest Johnson who led the department for 22 years Fred F Johnson his father was assistant chief for five years in the same department
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Leominster
Mass
Johnson
Fred Johnson
Ernest Johnson
Fred F. Johnson
Senate Democrats push to add tax cut to reform bill
Senate Democrats pressed Tuesday to attach a watered down income tax cut to the administration's tax reform bill. Republicans predicted they could block the move with a showdown due Wednesday. After talks with Sen. Walter F. George and others, Democrats proposed a $100 boost in the personal exemption to take effect next year, down from an earlier plan for $200 this year.
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United Press
Senate
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
George
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Martin
Senate Banking Committee
Clyde L. Powell
FHA
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate Rules
Farm
Harold O. Lovre
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Richard M. Nixon
Distinctive House Numbers Made Easy
Guide to making visible house numbers using tempered hardboard Masonite and a keyhole saw. Design, cut, smooth edges, mount on siding or board, and weatherproof with paint and varnish. Options include nameplates on trees or posts, or painting directly on primed wood with stencils.
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Azz& of
California Campaign Finances and Legislative Budget Dilemmas
The governor filed a personal expense statement of 2312.87 while Democratic candidate Graves reported 84488.80 in expenses and 87955.11 in contributions. Assembly heard proposals to reclaim 70 million in tides and oil royalties. Fish and Game seeks 42.6 million for ten year program, conflicting with Beaches and Parks plans to preserve 70 percent of oil revenue. Lowrey pressed Beach division over private park concessions and questioned three commissioners’ absence. Miller proposed removing judges salary setting from politics. Departments note the resignation of Ralph Planteen and a fire on counterclaims about Steinmetz at San Diego State College.
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Tme
Richard P. Graves
Assembly Committee On
Seth Gordon
Newton B. Drury
Lloyd Lowery
Yolo County
Lowrey
George Miller
Governor's Office
Ralph Planteen
Board of Education
Harry C. Steinmetz
San Diego State College
Red ink sales rise in 1953 cite social color demand
Fort Madison report says red ink sales by a major ink maker were higher in 1953 than in 1951 and 1952, with most sales in small family-size bottles. Sheaffer Pen Co notes the upswing reflects the public’s wish to add color to social correspondence, despite doubt cast by gloom spreaders.
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Fort Madison
Sheaffer Pen Co
Edson in Washington on Oppenheimer Naivete in H bomb debate
The hearings and a rebuttal brief reveal Oppenheimer’s early opposition to the H bomb from 1949 to 1951. Teller argues Oppenheimer later supported the new design, while Oppenheimer describes the 1949 program as tortured and the 1951 plan as technically sweet. The piece probes how a once-loyal scientist could appear naive amid Cold War pressures.
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Oppenheimer
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Extract
A compact listing shows across and down clues for a weekly crossword with many entries. It includes numbered hints for horizontal and vertical directions, featuring common wordplay and reference terms across multiple categories. The fragment suggests a standard puzzle page with diverse clues and answer slots.
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