Vessel Wreckoff Fort Bragg Claims Five Rescued
The 75 foot fishing vessel Achille Paladini ran aground in fog off Cloyne Beach at low tide. Skipper Ted Bryer refused to abandon ship and rescued the ship’s papers as the craft broke up. Five men all from San Francisco were saved by Fort Bragg deputies and firemen. four were treated and released.
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County fair in Boonville to pay $53 261 in premiums
Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show manager Austin Hulbert announces $53 261.50 in premiums for the Boonville event on September 28 to 30.10 The program lists divisions for light horse beef cattle dairy cattle swine sheep and more with diverse special exhibits and entertainment.
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Austin Hulbert
Mendocino County
Future Farmers of America
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Clinton High School Quiet After Racial Tensions
National guardsmen monitored Clinton High School in Tennessee as nine Negro students returned to classes amid jeers from white youths. Absences rose, and attendance fell to about half the usual crowd. Violence occurred in nearby Oliver Springs where a Negro shot a white man, but Clinton reported no fresh outbreaks and troops remained vigilant.
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Nixon's Father Lapses Into Coma Near Death
In La Habra California Vice President Richard M Nixon's 77 year old father Frank A Nixon has slipped into a coma with doctors saying death is a matter of time. Dr I N Kraushaar noted the heart remains strong and that revival is possible but unlikely. Brother Dr Ernest Nixon was en route from the East and hoped to lift his father's spirits.
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Ernest Nixon
Pennsylvania State College
Timber Fires Near Willits Laytonville Brought Under Control
Two brush and timber fires over the weekend were contained. A 35 acre blaze six miles east of Willits was controlled late Monday afternoon after crews of 55 men from San Quentin High Rock and Parlen Forks labored on timber and slash damage. A second fire six miles north of Laytonville, which had scorched over 400 acres, was also contained with 16 workers and eight bulldozers, six rented, used in the effort.
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San Quentin
High Rock
Parlen Forks
Laytonville
Northwestern California Weather Fair With Dense Fog Predicted
Northwestern California remains mostly fair through Wednesday with extensive night and morning fog. Temperature little changed with highs around 78 to 92 and lows near 50 to 60 as coastal winds shift from variable to 12 to 20 mph in the afternoons.
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Napa
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Temperatures Record Mixed Across Regions
Weather notes show varied readings with BU Kulufall at 100 degrees while other areas report lower heat. Forecasts anticipate lingering heatwaves into the week with highs near triple digits and pockets of cooler relief elsewhere.
Ukiah Approves Brush St Sewer Line Plan
The Water Pollution board approves Ukiah's plan to install a 15 inch sewer line along 4200 feet of Brush Street to relieve overflows in the Ford and Clara Street area. City Manager Lyell Cash says the project could be completed by winter with Brown and Caldwell to present plans and bids to construct the Brush Street segment.
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Mummert Leaves Ukiah Engineering Job for Hayward
Ukiah assistant civil engineer Jim Mummert resigns to join the city of Hayward. He will start at 495 dollars monthly, higher than his current pay, with potential to reach 603 dollars. Ukiah had offered 502 dollars and a top of 553 dollars. The move opens Bay Area educational opportunities.
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Ukiah
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Bay Area
Woman Shot by Son During Hunting Trip
Mary Jane Desroches, 32, of Ukiah, was wounded in the leg when her 10-year-old son Henry Lewis accidentally fired a 30-30 rifle while on a hunting trip 18 miles east of the Eel River ranger station on the Mendocino-Glenn county line. Husband Henry E. Desroches had handed the rifle to the boy believing it unloaded. She was flown to Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits and reported in good condition.
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Ukiah
Sheriff's Office
Grass fire reported at 627 Grove Street
Fire crews respond to a grass fire Monday at 2 45 p m on L McCulloch property located at 627 Grove Street. The blaze damaged surrounding grass and required investigation into possible causes. No injuries reported and no further details available.
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Water Skier Drowns on Clear Lake Holiday Fatality
An Oakland man Frederick Henry Wulfert, 40, drowned while skiing on Clear Lake two miles north of Lakeport. He lost his life jacket when the tow rope broke on a sharp turn behind a boat driven by Martin Jerrick, 33. Lakeport volunteers recovered the body about an hour later.
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Oakland Glass Company
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Three Injured in Labor Day Lake County Crashes
Lake county records three injury crashes over the Labor Day weekend with no highway fatalities. At Highway 20 and 52, Frank Rhein and Buddy Johnson collided as Rhein made a left turn from the shoulder. Injured were Juanita Curtis and Amanda Ford. Paul Fontane and two San Francisco guests were hospitalized after a northbound crash. A Sunday side swipe near Scotts Valley road injured Kenneth Anderson Warren Purcell and Luther Gow.
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Ukiah
Lakeside Hospital
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San Francisco
Fontane
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Robert Graham
Kenneth Anderson
Vallejo
Warren Purcell
Uktah
Luther Gow
Scotts Valley
Anderson
Correction: Ealy testimony at inquest on two youths
The Journal corrected its report saying Mrs. Zela Ealy did not name Cecil Barnum or Donald Carson in her July 19 inquest testimony. She described two young men whose appearances matched the Ukiah youths killed in the Forsythe Creek crash, per her sister’s description.
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Chamber Breakfast Seeks Retail Members Wednesday
The Ukiah chamber of commerce retail division schedules its regular breakfast Wednesday at 7 30 a m at the Palace Hotel. The event invites local merchants to discuss business concerns and upcoming programs.
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Palace Hotel
Traffic Toll Near Labor Day Record Expected
Reports show 430 traffic fatalities over the Labor Day weekend with 93 drownings and 7 plane crash deaths. Texas led with 36 deaths, while California and Ohio posted 37 and 29 respectively as officials warned the toll may miss the 1953 peak.
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Minor accidents mark three day Ukiah holiday period
Ukiah area traffic through the three day Mars holiday saw only minor crashes. Jack Wherton of Santa Rosa received a citation for driving intoxicated and speeding after his car rear ended Shelben Cassleman’s vehicle near the Forsythe Creek bridge. Cassleman fled the scene. both drivers sustained minor injuries. A separate crash on the Redwood highway injured 17 year old William Monaghan of Sacramento who was a passenger in Francis McComb’s car.
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California Highway Patrol
Jack Wherton
Santa Rosa
Forsythe Creek Bridge
Shelben Cassleman
Wherton
Cassieman
William Monaghan
Sacramento
Redwood Highway
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Francis McComble
Mrs George Smith Hurt In Vacation Incident
The vacation of Chief of Police and Mrs George Smith was interrupted at Medford Oregon when Mrs Smith missed a stop at a filling station and was thrown to the paving. She was so badly shaken by the fall that they returned home three days later.
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Retired Diplomat Says He Prostitute Self Over China Report
Retired career diplomat Angus Ward testifies to the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that a State Department superior ordered him to present a one sided view of Nationalist China in 1948. Ward says a 1945 warning about Soviet expansion led to charges of disloyalty and his 14 months under house arrest after Mukden. He attributes his release to press coverage.
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Washington
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