Army McCarthy reports split blame over McCarthy and Stevens
Washington (UP) The final Army McCarthy report fuels censure calls against Senator McCarthy and pressures Eisenhower to retire Army Secretary Stevens. Senate investigators issued separate verdicts after eight weeks of dispute. Both reports fault McCarthy and Stevens and cite possible perjury in testimony. Republicans harsh on Stevens, Democrats even. Cohn praised or criticized variably. Parliamentary note continues on page 4.
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Washington
Army-McCarthy
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisen
Hower
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Senate
Administration
Charles FE
Potter
R-Mich
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Tm
McCarthy
Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
Justice Department
GOP
Dirksen
Cohn
Pvt. G. David Schine
Deep Valley Spirit and Local News Commentary
A local column ponders the name Deep Valley and its meaning while interweaving reflections on community culture. The piece shifts to critique Coach Roger Wren and the Ukiah Adventist vandalism, condemning mental instability and criminal acts as it mentions a deer-keeping and a hospital escape case amid freight truck notes.
Two-Year-Old Hit by Car On Arlington Drive
Pamela Gibson, 2, of 249 Arlington Drive, was struck by a car driven by Alice Marie Peaslee, 33, of 1998 Elm Street, near Pine Street. Pamela sustained a fractured clavicle and possible skull injury and was hospitalized after initial care at Mendocino Medical Center. Police cited Peaslee for driving without a license.
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Arlington Drive
Pamela Gibson
Alfred H. Gibson
Lakeside Hospital
Mendocino Medical Center
Zimmerman Ambulance Company
Pamela
Alice Marie Peaslee
Elm Street
Ukiah
Peaslee
Lcense
Pine Street
Charlotte Roberts
Paul C. Roberts
Eureka
Two Injured In Tuesday Drasties
On Tuesday morning the Covelo road 14 miles east of the Redwood highway a pickup driven by William Denham of Oroville went over the bank causing major injuries to the driver who was taken to Howard Memorial hospital at Willits by a passing motorist. The accident occurred at 2am Patrolman Roy Burton investigated and Denham said he was blinded by headlights from an oncoming vehicle and lost control of his truck. The report notes an illegal left turn involving William Chapman of Laytonville and James Millican of Longvale both Chevrolets.
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North Highway
Clifford Yaple
Ukiah
Yaple
William L. Green
Hawthorne
California
Green
Donald E. Cameron
Fort Bragg
Green Auto
Covelo Road
Redwood Highway
William Denham
Oroville
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
Roy Burton
Denham
William Chapman
Laytonville
James Millican
Longvale
Polio fund tops $5000 as county reports new victim
Roger Dale Elliott, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Elliott of 1048 Locust Street Willits, confirmed as the county's 23rd polio case this year. He is at Sonoma County Hospital Santa Rosa under Dr Robert B Smalley. A possible 24th case cited, diagnosis not yet confirmed. Ukiah drive totals pass $5000. Kiwanis dunking booth nets $718.40. Special thanks to Twenty-Thirty Club Boy Scouts and others. Al Vogel praised for signs. No Labor Day horse show due to conflict with October 10 club performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dale Elliot
Benjamin F. Elliott
Locust Street
Willits
Sonoma County
Santa Rosa
Robert B. Smalley
Lee Conroy
Ukiah
Kiwanis Club
Conroy
Twenty-Thirty Club
Boy Scouts
al Vogél
Conroy Ald
Ray Walsh
Late flashes mix bribery case and boxing telecast
A San Diego official was sentenced to at least five years for accepting bribes related to issuing licenses, linked to Al Bennett and Harry Streetle. In Philadelphia promoter Herman Taylor announced a 10 round featherweight bout for national TV on CBS featuring Bobby Bull and Chestnut tonight. San Jose called a prune growers meeting to address a five million dollar crop threat in Sonoma County. President Eisenhower ordered federal aid to hurricane areas in the Northeast.
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San Diego
Charles E. Berry
Board of Equalization
Nquor
Equor Mcenses
Berry
al Bennett
Connellman
Harry Steetle
Bennett
Philadelphia
Herman Taylor
Kid Gavuan-dolinny Saxtén
Bobby Bull
Youngstown
Ohio
Chestnut
New York
Taylor
CBS
San Jose
Sanome County
Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California and Coast
Northwestern California fair today tonight and Thursday with coastal fog spreading into coastal valleys in the morning cooler Thursday coastal valleys Ukiah 95 54 Santa Rosa 84 90 Napa 84 52 northwest wind 12 25 mph along the coast Fort Bragg area night and morning fog otherwise fair today and Thursday a little cooler afternoons northwest wind 10 20 mph near the coast decreasing late night
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California
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Bragg
McCarthy Censure Committee Weighs Contempt Charges
Washington uproar as the Senate Censure Committee tentatively rejects McCarthy’s bid to drop charges of contempt for a 1952 Senate investigation. The panel also rules on his right to challenge committee members and proceeds with the second charge alleging he abused his colleagues.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Joseph
R. McCarthy
Carthy
McCarthy
Edward Bennett Williams
Western Nevada Suffers Yet Another Earthquake
Reno and surrounding communities felt a third tremor in three months at 3:22 pm PDT and 10:22 pm. Residents in Reno Fallon Winnemucca Lovelock and Carson City reported shaking. No damage or injuries were reported but Fallon sheriff’s office noted ongoing caution in what locals dubbed Earthquake Alley.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Fallon
Lovelock
Winnemucca
Carson City
LeBaron to Own Ukiah's Morty's Historic Storefront
Robert H. LeBaron of Napa will take possession Wednesday September 15 of Morty's at State and Smith street Ukiah a long standing establishment in the city. LeBaron with prior merchandising experience in Napa and a seven year gap in business will move his family to Ukiah and run Morty's after purchasing it from prior owner C N Mortensen. The sale continues a thread of Ukiah retail history linked to Mortensen and early local figures who gathered there by the fireplace and helped shape area leisure and golf lore.
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Morty's
State and
Smith Street
Ukiah
Robert H. LeBaron
Napa
LeBaron
William W. Ross
Houck & Houck
Carthers
Masonic Order
Linda
Mortenson
C. H. Kent
Mortensensa
Hollywood
Morty
Gem Ranch Sold to Massengills by Olive C. Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. James B. Massengill have purchased the Gem Ranch at the west end of Park Boulevard from Mrs. Olive C. Jackson. Possession will be taken in 30 days. The new owners plan to enjoy the property's living environment without alterations and may offer the Massengill home on the Lafon Tract for sale.
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James B. Massengill
Park Bulevard
Olive C. Jackson
Frank Petersen Named Deputy District Attorney
Frank S. Petersen, 32, was appointed second deputy district attorney by James Busch. The new post carries a 4200 dollar annual salary. Petersen, of Ukiah, will begin October 1 after earning a 1951 law degree from the University of San Francisco. He and his family reside in Ukiah Village. Merle Orchard, the district attorney elect, praised the choice and plans to appoint another deputy when he assumes office January 1.
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Frank S. Patersen
James Busch
Petersen
Preston, Falk and Johnson
Ukiah
University of San Francisco
Elk
Bonnie
Merle Orchard
ePterson
Orchard
D. A
Eight-Year-Old Boy Drowns at Eureka
Eight-year-old Danny Warren Buck, son of Mr and Mrs Val Buck of Rio Dell, drowned in the Eel River after being thrown from a drifting song while he and a cousin played.
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Eureka
Danny Warren’ Buck
Val Buck
Rio Dell
Eel River
Ukiah Village sewage plant dispute continues
The Mendocino County health officials clash with Don Faull over the Ukiah Village treatment plant. Chicago Pump Company cannot guarantee proper disinfection, and Ward’s letter says obligations do not cover disinfection methods. Officials urge 30 day ponding and pond screening to protect public health.
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Board of Supervisors
Don Faull
Chicago Pump Company
David Long
County Health Department
Paul C. Ward
Paul
Ward
State Department of Public Health
Long
John A. Larsen
E. C. Coaley Company
Don’ Faull
Chicago
Ukiah Village
Mendocino Hospital Corporation
Paul Ward
McGuire Named County Surveyor to Replace Resigning Richardson
Frank McGuire of Potter Valley was appointed county surveyor by the board of supervisors to fill the vacancy created by J Kempe Richardson. Richardson resigned August 16 citing inadequate pay. the combined salary for surveyor and roads surveyor is 5675 annually. McGuire is expected to assume duties immediately, with Richardson’s resignation effective September 22 and vacation beginning today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGuire
Potter Valley
Board of Supervisors
J. Kempe Richardson
Richardson
McGuire
Plans Complete For Saturday Shrine Event In Ukiah Parade
More than a dozen Rahmes Temple units totaling 400 Shriners in colorfully uniforms plus candidates will parade Saturday afternoon at 1 30 from the Veterans building to the 12th District Fairgrounds for a Shrine ceremony at 3. The Rahmes Temple Band 65 strong will lead parade music and a Purdy Hall concert. Oriental Bands from Santa Rosa and Napa will add color and rhythm. The Patrol 45 members and the Chanters 30 strong will parade and perform in Purdy Hall with Santa Rosa Riffs 30 strong.
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Rah‘mes: Temple
Ukiah
12Th District Fairgrounds
Veterans Building
Seminary
Oak
State Street
Perkins
School
Standley
Court House
Penney’s
State
Clara
Fairgrounds
Rahmes Temple Band
Purdy Hall
Oriental Band
Santa Rosa
Oriental
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Serald K. Maughan
Leland F. Maughan
South Oak
Richard L. Maughan
USMC
McCarthy-Army
Deep Valley
Roger Wren
Adventist Church
State Hospital
San Quentin Penitentiary
H. M. Ivey
Western
Robert LeBaron
Morty’s
Marty
Gem Ranch
Massengills
Frank Petersen
Frank
Faull Company
von Faull
Chaiman
Clyde Small
Maendocino
Arthur J. Schilder
Francia Com
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