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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1954

Page

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Giants Win Opener 6-2 in Ten as Rhodes Stars

The New York Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians 6-2 in ten innings to open the World Series. Maglie and Liddle combined on the mound for New York. Wertz, Doby, and Mueller delivered key hits for Cleveland as early leads shifted and late offense sealed the win for the Giants.

New York New York Giants Cleveland Indians Cleveland Lemon Hegan Grasso Maglie Liddle Grissom Westrum Indians Smith Avila Don Liddle Giants Mueller Doby Thompson Rosen Lockman Wertz Stevens Philley Mieller Mays Stickland Stirkland Irvin Williams Absen Dark Sman Lopez Jrun Trvin Strickland Hilley Westrumg Magle Marv Grissom Hogan Gillits Willamhs Westruti

Martin Verdict Not Guilty in Ukiah Case

A 42 year old Ukiah fireman Erwin Martin was found not guilty on all six charges of statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The seven man five woman jury reached verdict at 12 15 p m after two hours and fifteen minutes of deliberation with Edgar Dutton as foreman. The trial featured defense lawyer Wayne P Burke and district attorney James Busch.

Erwin Martin Ukiah Hale McCowen Edgar Dutton Martin Wayne P. Burke James Busch West Perkins Street Wayne Burke Lilburn Gibson Department One Superior Court Gibson Kermit Brown Ken Ballou Bert Banzhaf Tom Poulos Robert W. Sandelin Albert Bechtel Albert C. Young Ukiah Lutheran Church

Railroads Agree To Cut Hay Shipment Rates

Denver dispatch reports the White House announcing a 50 percent freight rate cut on hay shipments into 15 drought stricken states until mid December. President Eisenhower and Secretary Ezra Benson urged the move. William Arbery, head of the association of American Railroads, hailed the railroad response as prompt and gratifying.

Denver White House Eisenhower Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson William “Arbcy Aiaokietign American Railroads

Pat McCarran dies after Hawthorne rally

Democratic Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada died of a heart attack at 78 after delivering a speech at a Hawthorne rally near a naval munitions depot. A longtime influential figure since 1932, he urged a Democratic Congress to back his battles against communism and warned of internal and external threats.

Hawthorne Nev Pat McCarran Nevada McCarran Senate Chaiman Eisenhower Reno

Weather Forecast for Northwestern California

Northwestern California: fair today tonight and Thursday with scattered frost in higher valleys tonight. Warmer Thursday with lower humidity. Highs around Ukiah 82, Santa Rosa 78, Napa 75. Northwest wind 15-25 mph near the coast today, subsiding Thursday. Fort Bragg area: fair today tonight and Thursday with northwest wind 15-20 mph near the coast today and 10-15 mph Thursday.

California Santa Rosa Napa Fort Bragg

Northwestern honors Ukiah student for college English exemption

Warren Hinds son of Ted Hinds assistant postmaster in Ukiah was among 140 freshmen at Northwestern University granted exemption from first year English. He graduated from Ukiah High School last June and the university's admissions director sent congratulations to principal W. A. Chessall.

Warren Hinds Ted Hinds Ukiah Northwestern University Ukiah High Schol W. A. Chessall C. Willam Reily Mr. Chessall C. William Reiley Evanston Ilinois

Vienna student Hans Janitschek visits Ukiah Rotary

Austrian ex change student Hans Janitschek spoke at Ukiah Rotary about his year in the United States on a Fulbright scholarship. He shared experiences in America and Austria and plans to visit at least one Rotary Club in every state before returning home to Vienna. Address given: Wien 16 Marschnergasse 1 Vienna Austria.

Hans Janitschek Philadelphia Ukiah Rotary Club Janitschek United States Rotary Austria America Wien 16 Marschnercasse 1 Vienna

Council to discuss annexation of Southwest Addition 4

City council will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m on annexing Southwest Addition Number 4 a 170 acre area near the future Southside school Washington and Helen streets bounded by the Redwood Highway Beacon Lane Yokayo rancho and current city limits The plan would add 140 residents raise an estimated 2300 to the tax rolls City Engineer Cruickshank outlined costs 347572 for sewer and water construction two and a half years to complete plus 26000 annual debt service Streets would be repaired in due time An annexation attempt in 1952 failed due to organized opposition.

Southside Washington and Helen Streets Beacon Lane Yokayo Rancho Douglas S. Cruickshank Cruickshank

North Coast Chamber Sets Ukiah Sessions on Roads Taxes Industry

North State Chamber committees to study roads taxes industry farms in Ukiah with six sessions Friday. North Coast Council of the California State Chamber of Commerce meets in Ukiah for the first time in years gathering 250 northern Californians. Sessions at the 12th District Fairgrounds run 2 pm to 6:30 pm, dinner, then a keynote by Carl F. Wente.

North Ukiah North Coast’ Council The California ‘State Chamber of Commerce Mendacind County District Carl F. Wente California State Chamber of Commerce Ray E. Shreck Fort Bragg North Coast California

Air Leader Warns US Trails in Air Power Race

Lt. Gen. Roger M. Ramey, commander of the 5th Air Force, told United Press the United States is losing the air power race to the Soviet Union. He warned U.S. and Far East bases could be struck with little warning as Moscow expands combat aircraft near Japan. He noted Russia has about two and a half times as many combat planes and is moving wings from Korea to Japan and surrounding areas while research and development keep pace.

Nagoya Japan United States Russia Roger M. Ramey 5Th Air Force Ramey United Press U.S Far East Sakhalin Shurile’ Islands Hokkaido Seoul Korea Okinawa Philippines

Senator Kuchet seeks study of Bakersfield for uranium plant

Senator Thomas H. Kuchet announces plans to urge the Atomic Energy Commission to study Bakersfield as a potential site for a uranium ore processing plant. In separate items, a gun-toting bandit from California was captured in Arapahoe County after an attempted robbery of Denver's Cherry Hills Country Club. Vice President Nixon predicts a Republican will win Pat McCarran's Senate seat in Nevada, as he campaigns in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

Bakersfield Thomas H. Kuchet Calif The Atomic Energy Commission Littleton California Arapahoe County Denver Cherry Hills Country Club Eisenhower Concord N. H Richard M. Nixon Pat McCarran Nevada Nixon New Hampshire Massachusetts Charles H. Russell Russell McCarran

Kuchel Okays Federal Aid for Mendocino Hospital

Preliminary federal approval of 378,838 in matching funds for Mendocino County Hospital was announced by Senator Thom H Kuchel. Total project cost 1,136,514 with one third from state federal and county each. Hill Burton Act funds allocated. 83 beds split 42 tubercular and 41 general. Construction contract slated for December with completion set for June 1956.

Mendocino County Thomas H. Kuchel Public Health Service General Hospital County Board of Supervisors

Drunken Drivers Draw 50 Days Each

Two Laytonville men were sentenced to 50 days in the county jail by Judicial Judge W S Van Dyke after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Harry D Paseo age 65 and Victor Katke age 40 were arrested by CHP officer John O’Brien on separate Laytonville incidents Sunday and appeared in court Monday.

Laytonville W. S. van Dyke Harry D. Paseo Victor Katke California John O’brien

France presses for long term US force in Germany arms deal

French Prime Minister Mendes France urged a 50 year US troop presence in Europe as part of a plan to rearm Germany. He proposed routing all US military aid to Europe through Brussels pact headquarters to control German rearmament. Dulles conveyed US readiness to back any defense system worked out by the conference, while Eisenhower had pledged to keep units in Europe as needed, but without a fixed timeline.

Wilburg Landrey United Press London Pierre Mendes-France John Foster Dulles Germany Europe United States Brussels Pact France Dulles Mendes-France Eisenhower

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Dusty Rhodes Art Houtteman Lock George Smith Harry Pressley Probation Department Pressley Josy McCarran Judiciary Committee Defense OF Europe Teft Anthony Eden NEA Radio-Telephoto R. E. Oehrman Sebastopol Henry W. Luhman A. QO. Lefors Eureka George E. Tryon Crescent City Henry K. Maudlin Lakeport Col George S.,mao St. Helena Kuchel North Atlantic European Defense Community French Assembly U. S
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