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Newspaper

Ukiah News

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1956

Page

11

Ukiah City Manager Ordinance Debate Seen By Ukiah News

The Ukiah News favors letting residents vote on a city manager form of government, urging direct participation though legal objections may delay. It praises the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce action plan and lauds water development efforts in Mendocino County, urging speed on the Eel River water projects.

Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Ukiah Carrol Ornham W. ©. Shields Chamber Mendocino County Redwood Empire Ukiah News Eel River Humboldt County Coyote Valley

The Proud and Profane film review note

A critic reviews The Proud and Profane directed by William Perlberg based on The Magnificent Bastards. Starring William Holden and Deborah Kerr with Thelma Ritter Dewey Martin William Redfield and Theodore Newton in supporting roles. The piece praises the cast and production quality.

Paramount William Perlberg William Holden Deborah Kerr Thelma Ritter Dewey Martin William Redfield Theodore Newton

THE PROUD AND PROFANE in July release praised by George M Mann

George M Mann hails THE PROUD AND PROFANE as outstanding entertainment. He predicts tears at the finish and notes producer Bill Perberg has crafted a motion picture worthy of wide theatre release. The film should start showing in mid July.

Bill Perberg

The Little Old Man Legal Aspect Emerges

An introduction to the Legal Aspect as a constant in daily life. The piece personifies legal constraints as a cantankerous yet essential force shaping rights, duties, and public policy, and promises future articles examining its influence on common problems and proper solutions.

Tankerous

Open Forum Editor a Dear Bit Saneign fapiece UT bp

Open Forum Editor candidate for the new county board of education from the second district seeks to elevate learning through facilities and public publicity. A lifelong newspaperman with twenty years in Northern California publishing and prior travel across continents, he notes Panama City as his first newspaper start and cites family and civic involvement including Toastmasters and police reserve service. Glenn Wright

New County Board of Education Board of Education Pubilc Ato Logging Advaring Ukiah News Publishing California Eircfes Central South America Pacific Islands Asia Europe Panama City Republic. of Panama Utah Idaho Los Angeles Calif Anaconda Copper Company Chu‘quicamata Chili Clara Garter Ukiah Wright Ukiah Valley Toastmasters Club Ukiah Police Reserve Glenn Wright

Juror Contempt Outburst Sparks Raised Eyebrows

Florence McGehee notes a brief item about a prospective juror who said he felt out of sympathy with large awards and doubted his fitness to serve. The judge rebuked him and barred him from juror service forever, prompting debate over fairness, free opinion, and respect for professionals in society.

Cotton Appointed to Masonite Post in Chicago

William A. Cotton, vice president in charge of Masonite's Ukiah plant, is named vice president in charge of all manufacturing. John M. Coates, corporation president, announced the appointment and disclosed additional details about the firm’s leadership changes.

Cotton Chicago Dixon Ukiah William A. Cotton Masonite Corporation John M. Coates

Willits Riders Shine At Napa Horse Show Trails Event

Betty Ann Stansberry of Willits placed fifth in the $200 trail horse stake at the 15th annual spring Napa show hosted by the Napa Valley Horseman's Association in Napa. Also competing were Sandra Serventi and Anna Mare Curtin of Willits and Pat Dunicy of Laytonville with jumper Gordon Dixon. Assistant manager Dixon will become resident manager in Ukiah when Cotton relocates to Chicago.

Betty Ann Stansberry Willits Napa Valley Horseman's Association Napa Sandra Serventi Anna Mare Curtin Pat Dunicy Laytonville

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