French Paratroops Push To End Algeria Terrorist Bands
Thousands of French paratroopers and African cavalry moved into phase two of a campaign to wipe out the Army of God in Algeria. Troops, about a half division strong, hunted 3000 rebels amid mountain canyons and ravines, setting up bases as phase one. Local authorities noted a drop in sabotage since the foothill deployments, while nationalist leaders vowed to continue.
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Algiers
Algeria
Army of God
Cairo
Mohammed Khider
French National Assembly
Bone
Guernsey cow injured in Laytonville truck crash
A Fortuna show cow, a fourth place winner at the San Francisco Cow Palace, was badly injured when a stock truck overturned yesterday near Red Hill south of Laytonville. The driver, Lowell Kanen, 32, of Fortuna, was not cited. Three other cattle were unloaded and continued to Fortuna. Veterinarians warned the extent of the injuries was unclear and the animal could be euthanized.
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Guernsey
Fortuna
Laytonville
Red Hill
San Francisco
Lowell Kanen
Everett Truitt
California Highway Patrol
Ninth semi annual Sunday School Institute held in Ukiah
The Redwood Empire Circuit held its ninth semi annual Sunday School Institute at Faith Lutheran Church in Ukiah on November 7. Sixty six teachers from Mill Valley San Rafael Santa Rosa Petaluma Napa Vallejo Cloverdale Fairfield and Ukiah attended. Wayne Zahnow of West Portal Lutheran School San Francisco led a lecture on making Sunday school teaching plain and personal. Institute officers included Mr Wetzel president Mrs Wright vice president Mrs Dale Davis secretary and Mrs Arleen Taylor treasurer.
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Institute of the
Redwood Empire
Ukiah
Faith Lutheran Church
Mill Valley
San Rafael
Santa Rosa
Petaluma
Napa
Vallejo
Cloverdale
Fairfield
Wayne Zahnow
West Portal Lutheran School
San Francisco
Redwood Impire
Wetzel
Wright
Dale Davis
Arleen Taylor
Weather outlook for Northwestern California and Fort Brage
Northwestern California shows showers today becoming partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with rain likely Eureka northward late Wednesday and modest cooling tonight. Temperatures reach Ukiah 58 and Napa 59 while Santa Rosa and Napa dip to 40s. Winds: 15-30 mph coastal today, 10-20 mph tonight to Wednesday, then increasing southward late Wednesday. Fort Brage area: showers tonight and Wednesday with increasing clouds late Wednesday and cooler tonight, southerly 15-25 mph veering to 10-20 mph tonight.
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California
Eureka
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Brage
Tip-Top Repair Shop Opens on South 101 Highway
The Tip-Top Repair Shop opens at 1199 South Highway Ukiah on November 10. Partners Dale Davis and Allan Moir run furniture and appliance refinishing and repair, with future plans for retail sales and pick up and delivery services.
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Ukiah
South Highway
Dale Davis
Allan Moir
Burglars Hit Ukiah Auto Court on North Side
Burglars entered a unit at Ukiah Motor Court 810 North State street and stole a portable radio and a fifth of whisky from H. F. Soderberg of 70 Goethe street San Francisco. The robbery occurred between 5 45 and 7 p m while the couple were dining away. Police report entry through a window.
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Ukiah Motor Court
North State Street
H. F. Soderberg
Goethe Street
San Francisco
Soderberg
Fire calls report from Mendocino area on weekend
Sat 1:26 p.m. smoke scare at Mendocino Tithe Company 104 North School street no damage. Sun 7:50 a.m. flooded furnace at William Johnson home Babcock lane minor damage. Sun 1:15 p.m. grass fire at Athol Hort property no damage. Sun 1:28 p.m. Ray Herrington home Lewis line Car motor nired during cleaning process solvent damage to wiring and battery.
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Mendocino Tithe Company
North School Street
William Johnson
Babcock
Gridiron Tussle Moved Up By Rainy Weather
The Ukiah Wildcats will play Napa High at Anton Stadium on Veterans Day November 11 at 2 p.m. due to bad weather. Coach Roger Wren announced the change. kickoff had been set for tomorrow night.
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Ukiah Wildcats
Napa High School
Roger Wren
Anton Stadium
Wren
Army to Build Major Ammo Depot Near Fairfield
The Army plans a multi million dollar ammunition depot on Montezuma Slough in Potrero Hills six miles southeast of Fairfield near Travis Air Force Base to serve the Pacific. Sixth Army Commander W C Wyman says funding appears in the 1955 Defense budget with construction starting next summer if approved. The site was chosen for safety and access by rail highway and deep water port, with local residents to be relocated.
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San Francisco
Army
Fairfield
Pacific
Montezuma Slough
Potrero Hills
Travis Air Force Base
Sixth Army
W. C. Wyman
Defense Department
Congress
Wyman
Logger Arraigned for Fictitious Checks
William Ray DeLong a 43 year old Laytonville logger was arraigned in judicial court on charges of issuing fictitious checks. DeLong was arrested in Ukiah yesterday by Lieut George Barnes and is accused of passing a fictitious $10 check here.
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William Ray DeLong
Laytonville
Judicial Court
DeLong
Ukiah
George Barnes
H. J. June Recovers From His Illness
BOONVILLE Harwood June, Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show manager and former Anderson Valley township judge, who had a heart attack October 31 at his daughter Mrs William Berry's home, is convalescing and able to be about town again.
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Boonville
Democrats Praise Ike's Appointment of Harlan
Washington (UP) Two Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee praised President Eisenhower's nomination of Appellate Judge John Marshall Harlan to the Supreme Court. If confirmed, Harlan would be the third Republican on the high court and the second justice named by Eisenhower. The White House also announced Joseph Campbell as comptroller general.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhoower
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
White House
Harlan
New York
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Lister Ixefauver
D-Tenn
Thomas S. Hennigs Jr
Robert S. Jackson
Kefauver
Eisenhower
New York State Crime Commission
Joseh Campbell
Isenhower
Campbell
New
Ifarlan
Congress
McCarthy
Dulles Considers Fighter Escorts After U S Jet Shootdown
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States may provide fighter escorts for American planes in the Far East to prevent a repeat of the Sunday incident in which Soviet MIGs shot down a U S B29 over Northern Japan. He ruled out any preventive war and suggested taking the matter to the United Nations or the International Court of Justice while confirming pilots have standing orders to fire back when attacked.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Far East
Japan
Dulles
Russia
Free World
United Nations
International Court of Jutice
Senate
William F. Knowland
General Hull refutes Soviet charges over downed B29
Gen John E Hull U S Far East commander angrily rejects Soviet claims the B29 shot down by Soviet MIGS was over Russian-held islands. He says it was not over Soviet territory, near Kuna-Shiri base, and that the plane was fired on without warning and did not return fire.
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Tokyo
John E. Hull
U. S. Far East
Hull
Kunashiri Island
Kurile
Masonite names W. A. Cotton vice president
William A. Cotton of Ukiah was named a Masonite vice president at the annual meeting in Wausau Wisconsin. He had been Ukiah plant general manager since fall and production manager since 1950. Also elected were Paul B. Shoemaker director and vice president in charge of sales, Donald J. Gray as vice president for the Laurel plant, with officers re elected and a 25 cent dividend declared payable Nov 30 to stockholders of record Nov 15.
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William A. Cotton
Ukiah
Masonite Corporation
Wausau
Wisconsin
Chicago
Cotton
California
E.T. F. Wohlenberg
Laurel
Masonite
Paul B. Shoemaker
Donald J. Gray
Laurel, Mississippi
John M. Coates
Shoemaker
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
U. S. Gypsum Co
Gray
Pastor Young to Attend Redwood Empire Conference
Albert C. Young pastor of Faith Lutheran Church Ukiah will attend the Redwood Empire Pastor al Conference in Sonoma on Tuesday November 9th He serves as chairman of this conference for the Redwood Empire.
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Albert C. Young
Faith Lutheran Church
Ukiah
Redwood Empire
Sonoma
Pastor Young
Accord on Ukiah sewer plant effluent purity agreed
State and county health officials and the North Coast Regional Water Pollution Control Board agreed to maintain the current disinfectant standards for Ukiah Village sewerage treatment plant. They expect to officially reaffirm the rules at a Healdsburg meeting Friday, despite earlier criticism of a 30 day holding pond standard.
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Ukiah Village
Board of Supervisors
North Coast Regional Water Pollution Control Board
State Department of Public Health
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Mendocino County Health Department
The
Pollution Board
Healdsburg
William G. Shackleton
C. R. Kroeger
County Health
Chamber Lists Nominees for Directorships
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce named six nominees for two board vacancies. Nominated were B. G. Pearce, R. E. Heil, Trevis D. Marsha, Ernest J. Bartolomei, William Shields, and G. E. Johnson. Balloting by mail is in progress. Russell Johnson noted ongoing Green River Ordinance studies and court upholds. action to follow with city attorney. Also, Uruguay reports its first oil strike near San Gregorio, 170 miles north of Montevideo, by ANCAP.
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Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Paul Satterley
B. G. Pearce
Retail Credit Association
R. E. Heil
Mendocino County Title Company
Trevis D. Marsha
Ernest J. Bartolomei
William Shields
Pacific Telephone Company
G. E. Johnson
Johnson Sewing Machine Company
Frank Johnson
Russell Johnson
Green River
Ukiah
Montevideo
Uruguay
ANCAP
San Gregorio
Here
Morse condemns McCarthy attack as inexcusable
Senate sources say McCarthy backers seek to tone down the censure or filibuster to death before Christmas. A compromise substitute may attract wary senators, potentially ending debate. Morse denounces McCarthy for an inexcusable attack on the censure panel chair.
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Senate
McCarthy
Sen
Wayne Morse
Espionage case linked to copied Dutch code documents
Alexandria government charges ex employee Joseph S. Peterson Jr. with copying secret papers showing the United States broke a Dutch code. San Rafael mayor reports over 1000 protests against a proposed 1.25 million flood control project. Tokyo radio claims six waves of U S aircraft invaded Chekiang for provocation on November 7.
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Alexandria
Government Today
Joseph S. Peterson Jr
Ilegally
United States
San Rafael
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