Rotary Speaker Sees No Red Control In India Under Nehru
Dr Edmund Lucas, guest speaker at Ukiad Rotary, argues India Pakistan trends under Nehru and democracy will endure. Lucas, longtime Forman Christian College leader, cites his study of Indian village life and work with Berkeley foreign students. The club plans a new October program linking three foreign students monthly and international correspondence with clubs in 100 countries. Rev. Robert Groves chaired.
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Edmund Lucas
Ukiad Rotary Club
Palace Hotel
Pakistan
Rotarians
Asia
India
Lucas
University of California At Berkeley
Rotary Club
Ukiah Club
Robert Groves
November Bull Auction and Ukiah Loggers Bid
The column notes an upcoming November bull auction and breeder stock on the block as political chatter about a Republican victory continues. It recalls Eureka’s Loggers Conference aims, a $10,000 goal for the 1956 gathering, and reports Vic Porter’s prize win in Russian River boat events. References to historic arrests, divorce trends, Woods Hole science, and Berkeley canal ideas mix with calls for peace.
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Ukiah
Eureka
Graves Knight Hurt Charges In Hot Exchange
In a San Francisco dispute tied to the San Diego affidavit Graves accuses Godwin J. Knight of pressuring San Diego City Attorney to block revocation of Nate Rosenberg’s card room license. Knight denies the charge and Graves releases an affidavit alleging political pressure and liquor reform derailment.
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Graves
Knight
San Francisco
San Diego
Godwin J. Knight
Richard Graves
Nooce ‘Graves
Nate Rosenberg
Sheriff Tracks Rustlers After Sheep Theft Attempt
The sheriff pursues a group of sheep rustlers who tried to move 60 head from E. F. Hawn ranch near Large. A freight train halted the raid, killing two sheep. In a separate case, Gordon F. Teem of Laytonville pleaded guilty to stealing a pig from Allan White ranch Bell Springs and faces a preliminary hearing September 29.
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Sheriff's
E. F. Hawn
Vern Davis
Old
Largo
Sheriff's Office
Davis
Teem
Knowland Attacks UN Efficacy at Oakland Banquet
Senator William F Knowland condemned the United Nations and the European Defense Community saying the U S oversold the UN from 1945 to 1950 and that reliance on a Western European defense is flawed He warned that without a free Germany Western Europe defense remains dubious and noted Communist gains at Geneva. The remarks were made at Oakland Lodge No 252 Bnai Brith banquet where he received Man of the Year.
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Oakland
Calif
William F. Knowland
Truman
Eisenhower
California
United Nations
European Defense Community
Soviet Union
Knowland
Senate
United States
France
Germany
Europe
Elbe
Oakland Lodge No
Bnai Brith
Jewish Service Organization
Thieves Take $12,000 In Gold Bullion From Enforcemen Chief’s Street
In London police hunted three men who backed a truck into a Royal Dutch Airlines van and stole 12 000 dollars worth of gold bullion outside the home of Home Secretary Sir David Maxwell Fyfe. The raid lasted about 20 seconds and is described as Britain’s largest bullion theft in two decades, surpassing a 1952 700 000 dollar mail truck raid. The cargo was bound for Rothschild’s Bank then London Airport for shipment to Amsterdam.
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London
Britain
Sirr David Maxwell Fyfe
Royal Dutch
David
Scotland Yard
John Kent
Rothchild's Bank
Amsterdam
Lake Firm Wins Ukiah High Home Economics Building Bid
The Ukiah Union High School board accepted C. H. Smythe of Lakeport as low bidder at 193,007 for a four classroom home economics building with a study hall. Architect is C A Caulking Jr of Santa Rosa, financed from existing school funds. Other bids ranged from 194,979 to 216,000.
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Lake
UHS
C. H.smythe
Lakeport
Ukiah Union High School Board of Trustees
C. A. Caulking, Jr
Santa Rosa
Ralph Larsen
Robert Todd
Joseph Bettencourt
Bishop Younger- Bradley
Olsen Construction Company
B and R Construction Company
Dance Construction Company
C. S. Phillips
Grass fires reported near town with no damage
Fire calls log three grass fires on Tuesday at the Alex Tsarnas ranch on North Highway, behind Bittenbend er Lumber Company on South Highway, and in the Indian rancheria north of town, with no damage reported.
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Alex Tsarnas
North Highway
South Highway
Bittenbender Lumber Company
Indian Rancheria
Northwestern California Weather outlook and winds
Northwestern California remains fair today with partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday. Garberville to Ukiah and Santa Rosa report highs near mid to upper 70s and lows in the mid 40s to 50s. Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph along the coast today, easing late tonight. inland areas warmer Thursday with modest humidity changes.
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California
Garberville
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Bragg
Mendocino County Employees to Attend State Convention
Four members of the Mendocino County Employees Association will travel to San Jose October 9 for the annual three day league convention. Nearly 500 persons are expected to attend. Attending from the county are Mr and Mrs Bert Plant, Mr and Mrs Don Gibbons of Willits, Edith Beck county purchasing agent, and Patricia Miller president of the county league and state board member. Delila Attreness of the county surveyor's office was appointed secretary for the coming year at the league meeting Friday night.
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Mendocino
League
Delila Attreness
County Surveyor's Office
C82 Flying Boxcar Crashes North of San Bernardino
Eight airmen parachuted to safety in the San Bernardino Mountains last night but one died when their Air Force C82 Flying Boxcar crashed from engine trouble. Pilot Capt. C. M. Eckstein died in the wreck near Holcomb Valley. Other crew: Maj. J. M. Wagner, Capt. C. A. Metzler, 1st Lt. Alfred Gathercoal, Capt. C G. Chapman, M. Sgt J. Marinovich, M. Sgt. G I. McQuigg, Airman 1st Class J. T. Tyron, Airman 2nd Class E. Dasaro. McQuigg and Metzler rescued by helicopter. others walked to safety. All from Sioux City Air Force Base. Plane departed Norton for Hill AFB. This followed a near-similar incident 24 hours earlier near Mather AFB.
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San Bernardino
Calif
San Bernardino Mountains
Here
C. M. Eckstein
Holcomb Valley
Air Force
J. M. Wagner
C. A. Metzler
Alfred Gathercoal
C G. Chapman
J. Marinovich
G I. McQuigg
Sioux City
Mather Air Force Base
Sacramento
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Little Chance Soviets Ahead of U S Says Atomic Official
AP reports from San Francisco that Atomic Energy Commission official Jesse C. Johnson said there is little chance the Soviet Union has matched the free world in uranium production, though Russia remains an unknown. He credits the United States with rapid uranium growth and foresees further expansion to meet future nuclear power needs. He cites U.S. industry already valued at about 100 million dollars and projects strong growth, with power costs potentially dropping to five to seven mills per kilowatt hour after 1965. Projections show U.S. capacity rising to 12 million kilowatts by 1970, 42 million by 1980, and 100 million by 1990, with world capacity higher.
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San Francisco
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Free World
Jesse C. Johnson
AEC
Belgian Congo
American Mining Congress
Johnson
America
United States
U.S
Commission
Four day forest fire rages in Angeles National Forest
Late flashes report two fronts of a growing fire threatening ranches and homes in Placerita Canyon while east of here authorities fight to contain flames. New York Yankees name C. Stengel to manage for two seasons at $100000 yearly in salary and bonus. Sacramento Highway Commission allocates 19,256,488 for highway right of way. University of California professors fired over loyalty oath win $290,281 claim in court.
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Newhall—Ip
Angeles National Forest
Placerita Canyon
New York
P—Cunsey Stengel
Yankees
Stengel
Sacramento
Highway Commission
John Quincy Brown
University of California
Brown
County party registrations rise for November elections
An unofficial count from the county clerk shows 9042 Republicans and 11,287 Democrats, totaling 20,329 two party registrations. 1952 totals were 20,018 for the two parties. Other party totals and non state affiliations were being tabulated at noon. Registration deadline was September 9.
Thirty Eighth GOC Post Opens in County
Mendocino county announces the Thirty Eighth Ground Observation Post at Orr's Hot Springs now operating. L S Trowbridge says the post will run almost 24 hours with G E Weger as supervisor and Alfred Weger as chief observer.
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GOC
Mendocino County
Orr's Hot Springs
L. S. Trowbridge
Civil Defense
G. E. Weger
Alfred Weger
Trowbridge
Cable Car Vigilantes Win Vote on Restoration of Service
San Francisco officials report cable car vigilantes secured enough signatures to force a vote on restoring full service cut by June propositions. Registr ar Toomey will certify the petitions as meeting the 54,896 required threshold for a ballot measure. Supervisors convene in a special session to decide if the issue appears on the November 2 ballot or triggers a special election.
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San Francisco
Thomas A. Toomey
Toomey
Board of Supervisors
Pettion
Lions to Meet Friday in Ukiah Clubhouse
Ukiah Lions Club will convene Friday evening at Todds Grove Municipal clubhouse. The Thursday luncheon at the House of Garner is skipped.
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LIONS
Ukiah Lions Club
Todds Grove
House of Garner
Senate weighs recall over McCarthy censure in 48 hours
Washington officials prepared for a possible recall to reconvene the Senate within 48 hours to address censure charges against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. Senate leaders planned for a brief session, with the recall order allowing five days for senators to return to the capital, while committee heads moved toward a rapid agreement.
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Washington
ULP
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
J. Mark Trice
McCarthy
Trice
Sen
Arthur V. Watkins
Sprutah
Watkins
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Nixon Answers Adlai Challenge On Expediency
Vice President Richard Nixon rebutted Adlai Stevenson’s attack on GOP foreign and defense policies. He argued the administration aims for peace without surrender, cites cuts in aid and spending, and asserts U S strength remains robust under Eisenhower. He also praised past Republican efforts to curb socialism and stabilize the economy.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Adlil E. Stevenson
84Th Congress
Midwest
Nixon
Lansing
Mich
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Ike
Adlai Nixon
U. S
Worthington
Mann
United States
Burglars Enter Drug Store in Boonville Taking Narcotics
Deputies report two linked burglaries in Boonville early yesterday morning at Farm er's Drug store and an adjacent variety store owned by Hazel Scott. Entry was via crowbar prying front doors, items taken included codeine phosphate narcotics valued at 39 dollars, 10 cartons of cigarettes, and four dollars in change, with minor shop goods and appliances stolen from the variety store. Eugene Farmer found the prescription room door pried open at 8 am. sheriff Tolman notes similarities to a four years earlier burglary at the same drug store.
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Farmer's Drug Store
Boonville
Hazel Scott
Russell Tolman
Tolman
Eugene Farmer
Sheriff's Office
Controlled Burning Covers 200 Acres
Clouds of smoke rose east of Ukiah after noon as a yearly controlled burn on the Daut brothers ranch covered 200 acres of grass and brush, Forestry Service reported today.
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Ukiah
Daut Brothers
Forestry Service
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