Stringfellow resigns as Utah GOP congressional candidate
Doug Stringfellow a 32 year old Utah veteran and confessed bogus war hero formally resigns as a Republican candidate for Congress. Utah Republican Central Committee meets to decide whether to replace Stringfellow on the ballot for Utah's First District with the November 2 election only weeks away.
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Salt Lake City
Douglas R. Stringfellow
Utah
Congress
Ogden
Stringfellow
Utah Republican Central Committee
Clears
Deseret News and Telegram
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Gop
O. J. Wilkinson
Central Committee
Strinfellow
National Restaurant Month and three wishes for cooks
Spotlight on National Restaurant Month notes women who cook and wash dishes deserve three wishes: a helpful mate, a well kissed cheek, and a restaurant dinner weekly. The piece also touches local business deals, dam financing hurdles, and quirky notes from Ukiah and Fort Bragg.
Hesseltine New Kiwanis Club President 1955 Ukiah
Don Hesseltine was named president of the Kiwanis Club of Ukiah for 1955 during the annual election at the Maple Cafe. He succeeds Burt Banzhaf with installation in January. Also elected were Lamar Tucker as first vice president Walt Farney as second vice president Sam Davina as treasurer and several directors. The three Ukiah officers plus Ken Ballou attended the Kiwanis District convention in Reno with other delegates.
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Don Hesseltine
Kiwanis Club of
Ukiah
Maple Cafe
Burt Banzhaf
Lamar Tucker
Walt Farney
Sam Davina
al Young
Cal Comini
Jim Selzer
John Thompson
Art O'Rourke
Bim Clark
Jack Robbins
Banzhaf
Hesseltine
Ken Ballou
Reno
Nevada
Ukiah Club
Rodney Zimmerman
Erwin Martin
Frank Johnson
Ray Olhiser
Britain’s youth shift reshapes Churchill cabinet
London AP. Prime Minister Churchill unveils a sweeping Conservative reshuffle emphasizing younger ministers. Eden and Butler retain posts as Alexander resigns defense, Simonds and Heald depart, Horsbrugh exits education, MacMillan advances to defense, 22 ministries affected. Average age of new ministers 41, old guard 61.
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London
Winston Churchill
Labor Party
Churchill
Anthony Eden
R. A. Butler
Earl Alexander of
Tunis
Mediterranean
Lord Simonds
Lionel Heald
Florence Horsbrugh
Harold MacMillan
Conservative
Housing
Defense
Alexander
Ministry of Food
Food Ministry
Derick Heathcoat-Amory
Burglaries Hit Ernie's Hardware on South Main Street
Ernie Bartolomie's shop at 307 South Main was burglarized Saturday night. Shotguns and rifles worth about 700 dollars were stolen along with an unknown amount of ammunition. Burglars also grabbed taps and dies before fleeing. Evidence suggests at least two men used a car. the rear sliding door was pried and the hasp broken from inside. Police, with Gene Fredericks, are examining fingerprints.
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Ernie
South Main Street
George Barnes
Lieut. Barnes
Ernie Bartolomie
Gene Fredericks
Sheriff Broaddus
Lieut
Barnes
Dulles Sets Berlin Trip For East West Security Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will depart for Paris to join British French and German leaders to finalize agreements ending the nine year Allied occupation of West Germany and consider Germany's rearmament under NATO planning. He will also attend Brussels Pact talks and a NATO meeting to invite Germany into the alliance and adjust supreme allied command powers.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
West Germany
Dulles
Paris
Germany
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Easterners Work To Clear Away Hurricane Debris
Workers from South Carolina to Ontario labored to restore order after Hurricane Hazel. The death toll reached 165 with 82 in the United States, 60 in Canada, and 21 in Haiti. Property damage ran into hundreds of millions. Searchers looked for dozens missing as North and South Carolina faced the worst damage. President Eisenhower ordered immediate federal aid for wide areas in those states and similar aid for nine other affected states.
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United Press
South Carolina
Ontario
North American
United States
Canada
Haiti
North
Eisenhower
White House
Expert Opposes Purity Bar for Ukiah Sewer Work
Edwin A. Wells Jr. told the Mendocino County board that adding chlorine and delaying effluent discharge could meet sewer needs without holding ponds. He argued no U S plant reaches drinking-water standards and urged a 0.5 ppm chlorine residual treated at least 30 minutes. The supervisors planned a letter protesting the North Coast board rule and urged county reps at the November 12 Healdsburg meeting.
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Ukiah Village
Board of Supervisors
Edwin A. Wells Jr
North Coast Regional Water Pollution Control Board
Wells
Pollution Control Board
Healdsburg
United States
Pollution Board
Elderly Blast Victim Loses Hand
Arthur Oliver, 70, of Little River, was listed in fair condition at Redwood Coast hospital after a blasting accident Friday. He attempted to check a dynamite charge that failed to detonate when it exploded, mangling his right hand and causing facial burns.
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Arthur Oliver
Little River
Redwood Coast
Recluse Miss Emma Redemeyer Found Dead At Home
The body of Emma Redemeyer was discovered by deputies at her 215 Orchard Avenue residence after neighbors failed to reach her by phone since Monday night. Deputy Coroner Gene Roller and the identification bureau found her on the floor beside her bed, with lights on and a list of names near the telephone directory, as services pending at Eversole Mortuary.
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Emma Redemeyer
Orchard Avenue
Sheriff's Office
Leslie Crawford
Miss Redemeyer
May
Gene Roller
Gene Frederick
Identification Bureau
Three Hurt In Three-Car Rear-End Collision Near Ackerman Creek
Three people sustained minor injuries in a Friday night three car crash on the Redwood Highway north of Ukiah near Ackerman Creek. Paul Benson 30 and Sally Tallor 23, both of Ukiah, were injured but not hospitalized. George Ludlow 25 of San Francisco escaped injury. no citations were issued by the California Highway Patrol.
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Ackerman Creek
Ukiah
California Highway Patrol
Paul Benson
Sally Tallor
Redwood Highway
Sally Taylor
Benson
George Ludlow
San Francisco
Eisenhower To Deliver Two Nonpolitical Speeches
President Eisenhower will speak about 30 minutes at the 300th anniversary dinner of the American Jewish Committee in New York Wednesday and at the Alfred E. Smith memorial dinner Thursday. White House press secretary Hagerty called both addresses non political and declined to specify topics.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
White House
James C. Hagerty
American Jewish Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Hagerty
Snakes Drive City Hall Lawn Drifters Away
In Los Angeles, an unexpected three foot bull snake slithered from a nearby excavation, prompting a hurried exodus of the usual group of city hall loungers described as gentlemen of leisure. No law was cited as the cause.
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Los Angeles
Sketch of Sheriff s Record Outlined by Newspaper Woman
Editor notes Joan Fraser, a retired Bay Area journalist, reflects on Sheriff Beverly Broaddus and a lifetime near the courthouse in Ukiah. She recalls Sheriff Williams and Deputy Crawford, praising Broaddus for accurate, calm information and lamenting damage suits in journalism. Continued on Page 5.
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Miss Fraser
Bay Area
Ukiah
Sheriff Broaddus
Joan Fraser
Court House
Broaddus
E. L. Williams
Wayne Crawford
Standley
School Streets
Sheriff Williams
Deputy Crawford
Beverly Broaddus
Sheriff's Office
Ukiah Daily Journal
Red
Wreck injures 3 near Laytonville
Three Fort Ord soldiers were hospitalized after a car went off an embankment 12 miles north of Laytonville Saturday night at 8:30. Driver James Jewett 20 Eureka and Roy L Britt Jr 20 Fort Lewis Washington suffered major injuries. Donald Babbitt 22 Lake Bay Washington treated for minor injuries and discharged. Harvey Carson 18 Nedland Colorado released after first aid. Jewett was cited for excessive speed and no license by CHP officer Everett Ingram.
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Laytonville
Howard Memorial Hospital
James Jewett
Eureka
Roy L. Britt Jr
Fort Lewis
Washington
Donald Babbitt
Lake Bay
Harvey Carson
Nedland
Colorado
Jewett
Fort Ord
Everett Ingram
California Highway Patrol
Sheriff Broaddus Named to Peace Officers Ass'n
Sheriff B G Broaddus was named to the executive committee of the Peace Officers Association of the State of California at the group’s thirty fourth annual Los Angeles convention. Chief Lester J Divine, Oakland police chief, was elected president and Broaddus first vice president. FBI head J Edgar Hoover sent a letter congratulating Broaddus on his election. The 3000 plus California law enforcement officers make up the association.
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B. G. Broaddus
Peace Officers’ Association
California
Lester J. Divine
Oakland
Chief Divine
Sheriff Broaddus
Los Angeles
J. Edgar Hoover
Peace Officers’ Organization
Hay Barn Fire Destroys Hansford Farm in Topeka
Lester A. Hansford, Topeka farmer, traveled to buy insurance but his agent was on vacation. Three days later a fire consumed 3,800 bales of hay and the barn where stored, causing about 5000 dollars in losses with no coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Lester A. Hansford
Hansford
Communist trucks seen moving war supplies to Fukien coast
Formosa News Agency said Communist Chinese trucks were rushing war supplies to Fukien Province opposite Nationalist Quemoy Island. A brush fire near Reno burned nearly 2000 acres on Peavine Mountain before control. Forest officials expect 2000 acre timber fire in Mariposa County to be controlled tonight with 526 firefighters in Devil Gulch. Bonanza Airlines attorney challenged Southwest Airways merger claims citing better connections under current schedules. Liverpool dock strike shows hundreds of stevedores returning to work defying Red calls for nationwide walkout.
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Tripeh
Formosa
Fukien
Quemoy Island
Reno
Peavine Mountain
Mariposa
Sierra Forest
Mariposa County
L. R. Thomas
Devil Gulch
Chowchilla Mountain
Darrah
Washington
Bonanza Airlines
Southwest Airways
W. C. Burt
Bonanza
Southwest
London
Liverpool
Britain
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Bill of Fare
Lewis
Coyote Valley Dam
Army
Dave Spencer
Palace Shoe Store
Salonika
Greece
Wmfa
E. T. F. Wohlenberg
Masonite
Alaska
Fort Bragg
H. M. Ivey
Hesseltine New Kiwanis Club
Charles Bond
Norgard Lane
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Europe
Ike
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