Baptists Plan Cornerstone Ceremony Sunday
The Baptist church will hold a cornerstone ceremony at 11 o clock Sunday as Dr M E Bratcher of the Northern California Baptist Convention speaks. A pink marble cornerstone will be laid for the first unit of the Baptist Christian Education building at Henry Street near the Children s House. The New preschool two story structure, cost 35000, will house nursery and kindergarten rooms and a parent class. Ground was broken last July and the building is expected to be occupied by early next year.
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M. E. Bratcher
Northern California Baptist Convention
Leonard G. Brown
Baptist Christian Education
Henry Street
Municipal Park
California
Donald Powers Smith
San Francisco
Fragmented 1930s Columns On Radio Crime and Politics
A collage of stray notes reflects radio crime programs urging youth caution, Ginger Rogers TV plans, army engineers at Coyote valley dam delay, a wage dispute sentiment on a holiday week, voting registration, a Redwood Valley business note, corked bottles, summer romance, and economic comparisons from 1937 New Jersey showing different food buying power.
US Policy At Quemoy Awaits Dulles Report
In Tokyo Secretary of State John Foster Dulles rushed through key military and economic talks then headed to an emergency National Security Council meeting in Denver. He held war council with Gen. John Hull on Quemoy, met Burmese Acting Foreign Minister U Kyaw Nyein, and pressed Burma toward joining a Southeast Asia security bloc fostered at Manila. Ambassador William Sebald traveled with Dulles from Manila and urged Western concern over Chinese Communist moves.
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John Foster Dulles
U.S
National Security Council
Denver
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Far East
John E. Hull
Quemoy
U Kyaw Nyein
Richard G. Casey
Rangoon
Burma
Southeast Asia
Manila
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Sebald
Washington
Local Marriage Licenses Recorded in Ukiah and Fort Bragg
John Thomas Harris aged 35 of Ukiah and Rita Rodrigues aged 23 of Fort Bragg obtained a marriage license. Francis Alford Luiz aged 28 of Ukiah and Lucille Jane Pugmire aged 19 of Fort Bragg also secured a license.
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John Thomas Harris
Ukiah
Rita Rodrigues
Fort Bragg
Francis Alford Luiz
Lucille Jane Pugmire
Hold Final Rites for Yorkville Accident Victim
Funeral services for Chester H. Johnson 41 killed in a logging accident near Yorkville will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. from Edna Gordon Mortuary in Cloverdale. Interment in Grass Valley Cemetery. Johnson fatally injured while operating a log loader in Ounham Valley yesterday morning when a tipped loader rolled a log onto him. He leaves a wife Myrtle and daughters Judith Ann and Beverley Jo, all of Yorkville, plus brothers Clifford Johnson Oakland and Ray Johnson Grass Valley, and sisters Edith Hears Minneapolis Minnesota and Nina Mott Frederic Wisconsin.
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Chester H. Johnson
Yorkville
Edna Gordon
Cloverdale
Grass Valley
Johnson
Ounham Valley
Myrtle
Judith Ann
Beverley Jo
Clifford Johnson
Oakland
Ray Johnson
Edith Hears
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nina Mott
Frederic
Wisconsin
Fire Calls Report From Mendocino State Hospital And Blue Lake Milling
Thursday reports show a standby at Mendocino State Hospital due to faulty wiring in an electric door with no damage. Later at Blue Lake Milling Company on Highway 20 saw dust around a burner with no damage reported.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Blue Lake Milling Company
Highway 20
UN Security Council to hear details of navy incident
United States charges Soviet fighters shot down a U S Navy P2V bomber off the Siberian coast during a routine reconnaissance over international waters amid disputes over territorial violation claims.Cabot Lodge Jr. will present a detailed account of the event, which U S officials call unwarranted and hostile, as the council considers a possible inquiry committee and seeks support against what Washington labels a pattern of provoked attacks.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Nations Security Council
United States
Siberian
Cabot Lodge Jr
Council
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Sea
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Free World
Late Flashes From Front and State Courts
LATE FLASHES FORT SHERIDAN, US-P-Lt. Col. Harry Fleming, on trial for alleged collaboration with his Red captors in Korea, once was threatened with death for resisting them, a defence Witness testified. SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-JP-A Signal Corps sergeant testified today that turn-about Cpl Claude J. Batchelor preached that Wall Street warmongers were solely responsible for keeping the Korean War going and that the loss of T-Bone HAE was an intentional blunder. SAN FRANCISCO- IP-The California Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Monday to set aside the latest stay of execution granted Cary Chessman, convict author, who has escaped the gas chamber three times In the past six years, SACRAMENTO-(P-Controller Robert C. Kirkwood attempted to call a halt today to equoricense revocation proceedings against Southern California licensees who might be potential witnesses In the state's a Uquor probe. The licenses Involved allegedly were forced to pay bribes to obtain their leensen.
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Fort Sheridan
Harry Fleming
Korea
San Antonio, Tex
Signal Corps
Claude J. Batchelor
Wall Street
San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Cary Chessman
Sacramento
Robert C. Kirkwood
California
Uquor
Reno Bartolomie Starts Campaign With Big Dinner
Friends of Reno Bartolomie announce a kick-off dinner for his sheriff coroner campaign. The event Monday at 8 pm at the House of Garner aims to raise funds. tickets are $5 and available through campaign supporters with door admission for those without tickets.
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Reno Bartolomie
House of
Garner
Bartolomie
McCarthy Probers Accept FBI Letter Confidentiality Maintained
The Senate Censure Committee agreed to receive in evidence Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy's 2 1 4 page FBI letter but will keep it secret. Chairman Arthur V. Watkins said the document remains classified and no one else may view it. Brownell advised the letter is still restricted, yet the panel will accept it for the record under security status.
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McCarthy Probers
FBI
Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Arthur V. Watkins
Rutah
Herbert Brownell Jr
Watkins
Guy G. de Faria
Brownell
Farm Bureau to Celebrate Open House Tuesday
The Mendocino County Farm Bureau dedication of a new North Highway building will be held Tuesday with western music prizes and drawings. Mayor Leonard Nix and the county board proclaim Farmers and Ranchers Day. The day runs from 9 a.m. with directors meeting at 10, featuring George Wilson and R. B. Cooper as guests.
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North Highway
Bureau Organization
Farmers and Ranchers
Leonard Nix
County Board of Supervisors
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Jimmy Dolan
Vicky Springs
George Wilson
California Farm Bureau
R. B. Cooper
California Supply Company
Hubert Fruehauf
Farm Bureau Region 8
Clay Street
Ward's New Mar Takes Up Duties
T. J. Jackson succeeds E. R. Browning as Montgomery Ward manager in Ukiah arriving from Red Bluff where he led that Ward store for two years. With Ward's since 1935 except for U. S. Air Force service, he began at Boise then Oregon and California. The Jackson family of Mrs. Jackson and two children plan to settle and seek a home.
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T. J. Jackson
E. R. Browning
Montgomery Ward
Ukiah
Red
GOP Chiefs To Meet Leaders Here Monday
Tom Caldecott of Berkeley who chairs the California Republican Central Committee and Howard Ah manson state vice chairman will meet Mendocino county GOP leaders at the Palace Hotel next Monday. GOP Women and Young Republicans officers plus Walter Sandelin finance officer will join the discussions starting at 1 30 p m. The gathering will not be a luncheon.
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Tom Caldecott
Berkeley
California
Republican Central
Howard Ahmanson
Mendocino County
Palace Hotel
John Golden
Republican Central Committee
GOP
Young Republicans
Walter Sandelin
Masonite names Cotton new Ukiah general manager
William A. Cotton was promoted from production manager to general manager of Masonite Corporation's Ukiah plant in California. John M. Coates, the president, announced the move and attended a Palace Hotel dinner that also bid farewell to retiring general manager E. T. F. Wohlenberg who departs Ukiah for a Yale University industrial forestry professorship.
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Masonite Corporation
W.A. Cotton
Ukiah
BE. T. F. Wohlentberg
Masonite
Yale University
B. A. Cober
Cotton
Ukiah Plant
William A. Cotton
Calif
E. T. F. Wohlenberg
Palace Hotel
Wohlenberg
Harry Falk
Charles Mannon
Walter Sandelin
Arthur Simi
Nelmes Smith
Daily ‘Journal
Coates
Wally
Ukiah Men Aim for Loggers Conference Return
Eight local businessmen plan a flight to Eureka to bid for bringing the annual Redwood Region Logging Conference back to Ukiah. They will present at the logging conference board meeting, noting Ukiah's last May exhibit count doubled any prior showing. County groups and the chamber of commerce helped spur national interest from lumber firms and equipment manufacturers. Jones and Fullerton cited exhibitor questionnaire results from last year as part of their bid.
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Eureka
Ukiah
Anual Redwood Region
Paul Sutterley
Vic Jones
Earl Fullerton
Bill Lewis
Robert Sandelin
Don Stanwood
Pierce
Stipp
Arthur Schilder
Ukiah Delegtaion
Humboldt County
Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Fullerton
Korea Prisoners To Draw Money For Hardships
Washington United States government will begin paying compensation to Korean War prisoners or their next of kin for hardships faced from Reds. Applications will be sent within weeks, with payments pending congressional funding next year. Prisoners receive $1 per day of inadequate food per Geneva Convention standards.
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Washington
Hands
Reds
Pearl Carter Pace
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Congress
Pace
Weather outlook for Northwestern California and Fort Bragg
Vari able cloudiness with showers from Garberville northward today and showers over the entire area tonight and Sunday cooler with higher humidity inland high today and low tonight Ukiah 82 50 Santa Rosa 78 50 Napa 75 54 southerly wind 10 20 mph near the coast Fort Bragg and vicinity cloudy with occasional showers today and over the weekend little change in temperature southerly wind 10 20 mph near the coast
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California
Garberville
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort. Bragg
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