Calpella Residents Protest School District Change
Calpella residents protested a proposed change transferring Ernest Batow property from Calpella to Redwood Valley for school attendance. They cited bus routes and recent district acquisitions, while supervisors delayed a decision to September 7. Separately, the county accepted a low bid of 14,469 from Kenneth Whited of Oakland to build a bridge over Broaddus Creek on the Fort Bragg road.
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Board of ‘Alpervinots Seater Tay
Housteeabies
Ernest Batow
Motthers
Calfieila
Bebid
Redwood Valley
Kenneth Whited
Oakland
Broaddus Creek
Willis
Fort Bragg Road
Rains Hold Up Reds Release of Castries Prisoners
Heavy rains delayed the return of 409 French prisoners including Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries from Indochina. Northern communications went down and Hanoi blackout limited news as a propaganda release was anticipated.
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de Castries
Saigon
Indochina
Christiain de Castries
Othr
Munist
Dien Bien
Phu
Pont
Ning Glan
Ite
Ite. ‘Communist’Indochineise
Firopaganda
Hanoi
Viet
Nam
de + Castrie
Vietra
Firea
de” Castries
Fort Bragg Rows For Bunyan Days Start
Fort Bragg prepares for Labor Day weekend Bunyan Days with West Coast lumberjacks joining from Canada for the Return of Paul Bunyan observance. The three day event features logging competitions, with William Shanks noting 80 entries as start time nears.
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Fort. Bragg
Fort Bragg
United States
Canada
Redwood Empire
Paul Bunyan
Fort
Bragg
William Shanks
Eastern Hurricane Dolly Threatens Atlantic Shipping
The season's fourth hurricane Dolly raced 400 miles offshore with winds near 75 mph as it moved along the Atlantic, prompting warnings for ships and cautions about expanding gale areas. Carol’s devastation across eight states spurred governors to mobilize civil defense and seek federal aid. Eisenhower prepared a disaster loan program for affected regions.
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Hoston
Weather Bureau
Weather forecast for Northwestern California region
Northwestern California forecast shows fair conditions today tonight and Friday with coastal fog lingering into coastal valleys mornings. Warmer highs around Ukiah 84, Santa Rosa 77, Napa 65. Northwest winds 12 to 24 mph near the coast.
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California
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Bragg
Ukiah Airport gets federal boost to extend runway
Senator Kuchel announced California would receive 911366 of a 22 million dollar federal appropriation to revive airport construction. Extension of Ukiah municipal runway to 5000 feet becomes virtually assured as Ukiah tops the CAA priority list. City to match about 16000 to 20000 in federal funds. Southwest Airways could double flights. Land for extension already acquired. prior funds exhausted until Eisenhower signed the appropriation.
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Thomas Kuchel
California
Bee Me
Ukiah
CAA
Southwest Airways
Eisenhower
Farm Bureau Bldg Tenants Settle In New Offices Open House Planned
Mendocino County Farm Bureau offices and four tenants moved to the new Farm Bureau building on the north highway. Open house is set for Tuesday September 14 with George Wilson president of the California Farm Bureau as guest of honor. State officials and county representatives are invited. A Farm Supply Company sale was in progress on open house day. In Santa Monica a burglar stole a ukulele and a how to play harmonica book from Walter Emerson's music shop.
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Mendocino
California
Bureau
Farm ‘Supply ‘Company
Santa. Monica, Calif
Walter Emerson
Eisenhower designates Rhode Island and Massachusetts as disaster areas
President Eisenhower designated hurricane battered Rhode Island and Massachusetts as major federal disaster areas eligible for government aid. Dan A. Kimball heads Graves campaign. Wall street operations resume at Kennecott after union strike votes. San Diego men face prison forms over conspiracy and bribery tied to Aquor license deals. Andy Crovalis license suspension hits California racing board action after Derby winner Determine’s owner conduct.
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Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
San
Los Angeles
Andy Crovolis
Determine
California Horse Raging Board
Dete Montado Racing
State Hospital Welcomes New Chaplain Sept 1
The Rev Francis McClash assumed duties as Protestant chaplain at Mendocino State Hospital on September 1, 1945, bringing six years of ministry. He earned a BA from Macalester College and BD from Bethel Seminary, taught psychology for six and a half years, and served as Educational Therapist in veterans hospitals in southern California for two years. He is accompanied by his wife and daughter.
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Francis McClash
Mendocino State Hospital
McClash
Macalester’ College
St. Paul
tMurmesotay
Bethel Theological Seminary
Minnesota
Veterans’ Hospitals
California
Eisenhower signs broad bills after fishing trip
President Eisenhower signed a wave of major 83rd Congress bills in Fraser Massachusetts, ordering immediate federal relief for nine New England hurricane ravaged states and directing troops to assist civil defense. The package expands Social Security old age benefits to 10 million, raises benefits up to 23.50 monthly, and adjusts taxes. It also covers the Alger Hiss bill affecting officials, fringe federal benefits, pay scales, and civil service reforms.
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Fraser, Colo
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Val Peterson
New England
Carol
James C. Hagerty
Petersons
Peterson
Alger Hiss
Congress
Executive Branch
Ike Tiss
State Fair Opens as Records Loom in California
Sacramento reports the California State Fair underway with livestock entries totaling 4565, the largest ever at the fairgrounds, and attendance expected to surpass last year’s 767,251. Governor Knight and Maid of California Phyllis Yarwood lead ceremonies as Future Farmers judging begins while major livestock events start next week.
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Sacramento
California
Fairgrounds
Californian
Igg
Phyllis
Yarwood
Costa
Mesa Beauty
The
Scudder to visit Ukiah for no-host dinner
Hubert B. Scudder, Republican congressman from California's First District, comes to Ukiah for a no-host dinner at the Palace Hotel. John J. Golden, Mendocino County Republican Central Committee chair, says the event at 7 p.m. is open to the public and marks a last chance for Ukiah valley residents to meet their representative before his re election campaign in November.
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Hubert B. Scudder
California
Ukiah
Palace Hotel
John J. Golden
Mendocino County
Republican Central Committee
Golden
Ukiah Valley
Two Sewage Plans Proposed for Ukiah Valley District
Engineering firm Kennedy MacDonald Wells presented two plans to Ukiah officials for a major trunk sewer system and treatment plant for the Ukiah Valley Sanitation District. Costs range from 816,700 to 485,200 depending on city annexation, with Ukiah city possibly joining and using its treatment plant for winter runoff. Plan one includes 24 inch trunk lines, a new plant south of Norgard lane, land purchase, and separate costs for laterals and minor mains.
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Clyde C. Kennedy
San’ Francisco
County Board of Supervisors
Ukiah City
Ukiah Valley
Dian
Robert Kennedy
Lee
MacDonald
Edward Wells
Ukiah
Norgard ‘Lane
Journal Takes Holiday
Journal office plans a Labor Day closure with no publication. Advertising copy for the Tuesday edition must be submitted by noon Friday and news for Tuesday should arrive before Saturday closing. Classified advertising is included in this notice.
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Journal
Plang
Flavorland Action Removed to Federal Court
The civil suit by Robert and Ruth Giamont and Harry and Madge Falk against London and Lancashire Insurance Company is moved to the Federal court in Sacramento at the defendants' request. They seek $32,885 for Flavorland Drive fire damage on May 2, alleging unpaid insurance coverage. Such removals reflect common procedure in actions against foreign concerns due to diversity of citizenship.
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Robert
Ruth Giamont
Harry
Madge Falk
London & Lancashire Insurance Company
Sacramento
Brial
Glannoni
Mrs. Falk
Insurance . Company
Flavorland
South State Street
The
Attlee Sees Limited Russian Control in China
In Hong Kong Clement Attlee said after an 18 day tour of Communist China that Peiping tolerates Russians mainly for needed support. He noted no overt Russian control but said China leans on Russia for supplies and once skilled technicians were no longer needed they were removed. He praised reform and the new direction in China’s government.
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Hong Kong
Clement Attlee
Communist
China
Peiping
Attlee
Labor Party
Labor- Party
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