Senate review of McCarthy probe nears completion
The Senate committee weighing censure charges against Joseph R. McCarthy reached unanimous agreement on the main features of the case and will publish its findings Monday. The panel plans to address each of five censure charges separately and discuss new rules for probes.
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Warren Duffee
United Press
Washington
LLP
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Committee
Watkins
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Colorado
MacCarthy
Spotlight on Modesty and Mayhem in Daily Life
A collage of notes features a Kiwanis flapjack promise, a state parole board chair’s quip about newspaper men, CHP chief Harder warning against high speed driving, Senate talks on Maine state issues, and soap chemistry basics. A blend of political, social, and media satire ends with a martial clash between Knight, Graves, and Kach blotting bombast.
Everybody Gains Hour Back to PST at Weekend
An estimated 61 million Americans will gain an extra hour of sleep as daylight saving ends. Clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday in states with mandated changes and in several communities opting to stay on daylight time.
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District of Columbia
Uyamore
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Indiana
Illinois
Weekend Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Northwestern California with a warm inland day and low humidity. Inland highs near 95 for Ukiah and Santa Rosa with cool coastal fog possible Sunday. winds along the coast northerly. Fort Bragg area stays fair, cooler Sunday with 10 to 18 mph winds near the coast.
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California
Santa Rosa
Fort Bragg
Gibson Named Secretary of California Judges Group
Superior Court judge Lilburn Gibson of Ukiah was elected secretary treasurer of the Conference of California Judges at its annual convention in Coronado held with the California State Board conclave. Arthur C. Shepard of Susanville was elected president. Albert C. Wollenberg of San Francisco Edward T. Bishop and Walter H. Odemar of Los Angeles were named vice presidents. More than 1000 judges attended from across the state, with Mendocino County representatives Judge Gibson and Hale McCowen. McCowen returned to Ukiah yesterday. Judge and Mrs. Gibson plan to return later in the week.
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Superior Court
Lilburn Gibson
Ukiah
Conference of California
California State Board
Coronado
Arthur C. Shepard
Susanville
Albert C. Wollenberg
San Francisco
Edward T. Bishop
Walter H. Odemar
Los Angeles
Judge Gibson
Hale McCowen
Mendocino County
McCowen
Gibson
Geo Sullivan Rites Saturday at 2 P.M
George W Sullivan of Potter Valley died at his Lazy-S Ranch home at 61. He was born in San Francisco and lived in Potter Valley five years. Rosary at Zimmerman Mortuary Friday at 8 p.m. Mass Saturday at Saint Marys Catholic Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Potter Valley Cemetery. Survived by wife Dessie and son George of Potter Valley. Sister Mrs Clifford Lamp of Oakland. Pallbearers: Russell Near, Thomas Struble, Carl Workman, Foster Guntley, Halston Sletten, James Bufford.
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George W. Sullivan
Potter Valley
San Francisco
Zimmerman Mortuary
Celestine Quinlan
Saint Mary's Catholic Church
Dessie' Sullivan
George, Sullivan
Clifford Lamp
Oakland
Russell Near
Thomas Struble
Carl* Workman
Foster Guntley
Halston Sletten
James Bufford
Mrs Cecil Admitted To Vallejo Hospital For Polio Testing
Mrs Cecil was taken to the Permente hospital at Vallejo Thursday night for further examination after tests by Dr Jack Gent suggested polio. The Cecil home is 1930 Elm street Ukiah. The Cecil family recently moved from Sonoma county. Mr Cecil works for Casteel Industries.
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Douglas Cecil
Permente Hospital
Vallejo
Jack Gent
Cecil
Elm Street
Ukiah
Sonoma County
Casteel Industries
Logger Suffers Back Injury Near Willits
O. B. Stewart, 39, of Willits, suffered a sprained back during logging near Willits while employed by Mendocino Wood Products. Details of the accident were unavailable, and he is being treated at Howard Memorial Hospital.
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O. B. Stewart
Willits
Mendocino Wood Products
Howard Memorial Hospital
Gore denounces FHA probe politicization in housing scandal
Senator Al Gore attacked a Justice Department move ordering U.S. attorneys to open grand jury inquiries into housing irregularities. He warned the investigations could be used for political indictments in an election year, citing possible targets and noting corruption in former FHA programs. He questioned whether the probe would focus on figures tied to past administrations.
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Washington
Albert M. Gore
Justice Department
U.S
Tennessee Democrat
Department
Gore
Warren Olney III
Olney
Federal Housing Administration
Truman
Guy T. O. Hollyday
FHA
Eisenhower
Thieves Loot Willits Auto Shop For Checks and Cash
Thieves broke into the Krch auto body shop in Willits late Wednesday or early Thursday, entering through a nailed shut door and prying open a small safe. They stole a check protector, 12 blank checks, three fountain pens and $20 in cash, according to Sheriff B G Broaddus.
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Krch Auto Body
Willits
B.G. Broaddus
Broaddus
Banker Appointed to Ukiah Union Elementary Board
Ernest Banker aged 34 of Cochrane avenue was named to fill the vacancy left by David Spencer on the Ukiah Union Elementary school board of trustees. The appointment comes from the county school department on the unanimous recommendation of the local board, effective at the next October meeting. Spencer moved to Redwood Valley. he had served on the board for four years. Board president rl Daubeneck and members George Hovey Jack Simpson Larry Wildberger Maurice Cox join in commending Spencer’s service.
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Ernest Banker
Cochrane Avenue
David Spencer
Ukiah Union
Banker
Jack Simpson
Spencer
Ukiah
Redwood Valley
Palace
Simpson
Rl Daubenecck
George Hovey
Larry Wildberger
Maurice Cox
Authorities Seek Hospital Escapee Dixon
Dixon, 34.8, a mental patient from Men docino State Hospital, walked off the grounds last night and is being hunted by county law enforcement. He is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall, 167 pounds, brown hair and eyes, and wearing state clothing. Time of disappearance is unknown.
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Algue Dixon
Mendocino State Hospital
Dixon
Dulles Proposes World Atom Sharing Plan
United Nations delegates welcomed Secretary of State John Foster Dulles proposal for a world conference on atomic energy and an international agency to oversee peaceful use. He urged an spring scientific conference, a U.S. reactor training school for foreign students, and invited foreign medical experts to U.S. cancer facilities. Russia signaled willingness to talk but remained entrenched against a resumption of talks on nuclear weapons limits.
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N. Y
U.S
U.N
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
U.N. General Assembly
Dulles
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United States
Russia
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Elbert Dunn Dies Operator of Dunns Market
Elbert Dunn longtime Ukiah figure and Potter Valley rancher and store owner died Friday at his home. He operated Dunns Market at 203 South State street after a career delivering goods and ranching. Funeral Sunday at Eversole Mortuary with Rev. George Pearson officiating. wife Lettie Dunn and three children survive.
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Elbert. Dunn
Dunn
State Street
Ping Street
Ukiah
Potter’ Valley
Potter Valley
Eversole
George Pearson
Sheep Slaying Dogs Kill 17 Shot Tuesday
County Poundmaster Laurence Pacini reported two dogs from Vichy Springs were killed on the Forrest McDonald ranch on Tuesday while attacking flocks. Seventeen sheep were killed in the incidents, with word first received September 15. The dogs belonged to Arnold Erikser and Richard Williams of Vichy Springs.
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Vichy Springs
Forrest Mc- Donald
Laurence Pacini
Pacini
Mc- Donald
Arnold Erikser
Richard Williams
Marriage Licenses for Mobley and Davis
Edward Laverne Mobley aged 29 and Daisy Maye Davis aged 18, both of Longvale, were issued marriage licenses. The couple resides in Longvale and obtained the licenses under local ordinances.
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Edward Laverne Mobley
Daisy Maye Davis
Longvale
Grass and rubbish fire reported at 1081 West Standley
Fire crews responded Thursday at 4:40 p.m. to a grass and rubbish fire on West Standley Street 1081. No damage reported.
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West Standley Street
Judging Under Way at County's Big Boonville Fair Apple Show
Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show opens for a three day run with judging of harvest time exhibits at 9 a.m. Exhibits cover agricultural horticultural floricultural arts and crafts livestock poultry and organization displays. Rodeo events on Saturday and Sunday feature bull riding bareback and saddle bronc riding calf roping steer bull dogging plus horse and dog acts. Vaudeville at Boonville auditorium nightly and an afternoon program Sat and Sun. A parade with bands floats and mounted groups closes the event Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Boonville
Mendocino
Redwood Empire
H. J. June
Boonville Auditorium
Eisenhower Addresses AFL Convention On TaftHartley Reforms
President Eisenhower urged revision of the TaftHartley labor law before 750 AFL delegates at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. He pressed to curb union busting and proposed loyalty oath changes while praising organized labor’s right to differ. AFL leader George Meany praised the President despite some criticism of administration policy. The tense crowd gave a 24 second standing ovation before the speech concluded.
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Eisenhower
AFL
Organized Labor
Tanne Renamin Naman
Lopes UL
George Meaney
Meany
America
Columbine
Denver
Superior Court Sentences Three For Burglary
In a morning session Judge Hale McCowen sentenced three men for second degree burglary. Junior Lee Fox, 29, received prison time up to 10 years for the Roy A. Delph home theft in Longvale on July 30. David N. Atkins, 19, Fox’s partner, was sent to the Youth Authority after county jail detention. Donald Hester, 19, AWOL sailor, to Youth Authority after pleading guilty to burglarizing a state road construction office near Piercy on August 24. Harold Ray Couch, 25, was placed on five years probation after a 30 day county jail term and a $250 fine.
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California Youth Authority
Hale McCowen
Superior
Junior Lee Fox
Roy A. Delph
Longvale
David N. Atkins
Fox
Youth Authority
Delph
Atkins
Donald Hester
Piercy
Hester
Harold Ray Couch
Couch
Shrine Club to Buy Pears for San Francisco Hospital
The Pomo Shrine Club voted in Calpella to purchase a ton of pears to be sent to the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children in San Francisco. The meeting at Big Oaks, Ukiah, included attendees from the recent Shrine ceremonial held on September 4 with 87 members present. A KUKI transcription of the parade and features of the day was shown, Andy Stahl presiding as Guardian of the Green Goose.
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Shrine Hospital
San Francisco
CIO union bars Communists from membership
Delegates at the CIO United Steelworkers convention amended the union constitution to bar Communists from membership, in a move affecting about 1,200,000 members.
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Nui
CIO United Steelworkers
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