January 27, 1947 (6 pages)

second: and — presentation Cornzapippin last evening in the Veterans Meinoria! Puilding with a om + roqugagaa meting the floor and NEVADA CITY.GRASS VALLEY NUGGET WASHINGT ON By NOTES a ‘Engle TARIFF CUTS PROTESTED The hearings now being conducted in Washington by the Reciprocal Trade Committee of the Tariff Commicsion are of utmost importance to Leona Nugent Weds Cecil McLaughlin GRASS VALLBY: Miss Leona Nugent and Cecil Mclaughlin were wedded in St. Patrick's. (Church Saturday afternoon, January 25th, Rev. Thomas Kennedy per-. formed the double ring ceremony. . The bridé was given in marriage Catholic . . ” MARRITAFE LICENSE MONDAY, JANUARY a, If as it has Deen re Todd-Schiffner—In Nevada City,. given speech to conceal his ¢ ceal them? \Nevada County, January 23, 1947.) why is it that those who +t Leo J. Torr 23, and Ailice C. Schiff-/. are forced to use more ‘ner 21, both of Grass Valley. =a by her father, ‘Sylvester Nugent af: the mining industry. Practically all important. minerals and metals are listed for negotiation including nonmetallics. ° (Charles Segerstrom, Jr. of Sonera, Tuolumme County has been in’ Washincton appearing in behalf of the tungsten induetry, and I appeared with him before the committee in behalf of the tungsten producers. In addition, I presented the position of the proucers of non-metallics as the Tariff Commission will reconsider tariffs now in effect on tale. steatite, soapstone and French talc. . The production costs of the American mining industry are to much higher than production of equivalent John McLaughlin and McKinley Hpost ore in foreign countries that the min-. Were ushers, ing industry is having grave diffiewl-. Following the wedding there was ty in continuing production at this. @ Teception in Serra Hall where the time. It is predicted that any cut in. ™any friends and, relatives of the the tariffs would mean a total ‘logs. COUPI€ wished them, happiness, of some of our more ‘important min-} © The br idegroom is a veteran of the ing activities. late war. He is now attending Placer The wool growers are > oll deeply . Collese. — couple will reside dn coneerned, as they are facing a pos-] West Main Street on their return sible cut.in tariff protection. I have . #om ‘cased honeymoon. has been sold by Mr. and Mrs. Wil-. ' Why be COLD when y can be WARN? “HEATERS F LOOR FURNACES ALPHI'S 73 $119.50 ALPHA . Hardware Co. . NEVADA CITY ALLEGHANY TELEPHONE 5S SIERRA OOUNTY Pleasant Street. She wore a. white! satin gown with a fitted bodice, tur-. tle neck line with pearl beads fate . tached. Her veil was of fingeftip . length with a crown of orange blos-' Mins Marcelean Nugent was maid; of honor, attired in a white gown and carrying a bonquet of white carnations. Bridesmaids were the Misses Louise Mary and Barbara Nugent of Oakland, their gowus were simiilor to that of the maid of honor and they carried — and white carnations. : Verle Mclanghita was best Man. 4 The conriedy, Erne. as “a tragedy _ in three atta’? featured a chorus of * males masquerading as show girls . in paper petticoats and et ware. legs: ° Under the direction of L. R. Jet. ford the chorvs danced je and. fro in thutiderous harmony.» In the ee We remem . when this wr er in Nevaide on Broad S i welcomed. O Johnny. I kn Anytime I ce and’ do it pitable little anyone ever 1 more friend ‘WHA inausidie ibehay cette pusd for nearly a billion dollars in back “portal-to-portal” pay and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce ‘starting a _ gampaign to limit the ~ Pederal Judge frank A. Picard (above). Detroit. was taced with deciding the specifie amounts each gg Bar Maarten ei Bag & claim for overtime "Dag 9 100 case, spend the gate demands dating as far back as. 1938. (International) We are Vv hature being Hies, does n ‘high level of plied in Joh of another ne (was many @ jittle pointer of current ev this writer ¢ Johnny’s hel here on Capitol Hill that very much. can’ be done to tffect what appears to be the clear determination of the Tarifff Commission to further reduce tariffs. It is not altogether imProbable that if such oceurs, there will be a strong effort to take legislative action through this congress. Senator McCarren of Nevada, for instance, hag for tlree seesions introduced a bill proposing to subject all trade agreements to a two-thirds ratification vote in the senate. Othefs are proposing possible limita‘tions on the power of the executive branch of government to Bargain. In any event, this is one of the most erucial problems facing western rep. Tesentatives Decatse the west seems . . to be getting the worst of the tradaad agreements. If the valt their contrit then Johnny @ year at a ¥ of his servic ‘ured ‘by rule. been, as it 1 if he made opinion, thes ies every hot And the frie and the nev jnnumerable mess are its . . this: -more joined with other western represent. . Vallejo C Couple ere Crage po aap on Valley Street . , liam Crase to Mr. and Mrs. Edward ers took Possession yesterday and atives:in their behalf. . : .Grave domibt has been expressed . Boug’ I.°Gerrick of Vaillejo. The new own. Moved into their new —_ on Valley Street. —— “Lassen. Volcanic National Park in California contains the only active volcanos in the United States. propér-—Lassen Peak, 10 feet sie Cinder Cone 6, 907 fee THE FURNITURE CENTER. VALLEY TELEPHONE 8 i 1945 California nut crop farm tits was’ ‘$47, 743,000, x an ’ We do no i : j ‘@al party Jc eee Bho . +. ie teciance but NEVADA COUNTY TAX } . meta ’ ' @oliticians, 1 Meoghgas County's 20, 400 people :. pon : deniconaie miver or. wh Ter 7, ~ California iy a: 7 big Sis ; ir country ‘T ooking ‘ahead “ the beginning of} ; inne ihe: ae a claim it to i Phe county’s school diatdicts will ade ko. . tecetve considerable more from the "oe ate pa treasiiry for 1947 than ‘the > sali $239,078 they are receiving © this . oe . year. How this new state money, voteee 6a by the people with the passage of . Proposition No. 3 in the 1946 gen-. eral election, is used by local school xa doards, ‘Will have a definite effect . _ fon the Individual schoo! district tax rates in the county. ; Aasessed ‘value. of taxable properitty in the county fo 1947 ig $17,824,450 up 9.2 per ent from the pre-: war 1944 level. The county tax rate for ‘general purposes for 1847. was. $1.56 per $100 of assessed valustion, compared with $1.50 tor 1941y ‘What the 1947 county rate will be depends on the expenditure program which the county supervisors will ad daring the coming months. Nevada countty’s average aid ot $50.41 Der needl aged penson for. 1946 was 46 per cent high-. er ‘than the $34.43 nationwide aver. . ’ . In his me Was one of sound ende: Gity’s inter for the Nev ‘reat expen ergy. He eal the old wthe city, gi keupport, do: mtenprises ests of hig -Was an abo ' Pressed. itse ' pve of his . tan hope tc We reme all to arm: war: John O to enter th -ling the Na -four years. . young man . & veteran: ¢ but we do proving sro in ottier. tt discharged the rank © Whough-as he ‘filled r: ‘Sitication. There. is A . AGNIFICENT living room suites. Wide, generously ~ proportioned pieces. An invitation to sit down and relax. Cotton filled seat cushions, covered ‘in luxurious velour. A suite made to sell for at least $198.50. Now During ‘Out Jai, Sele As Low As ini ienendiniyoaapissencin-aneemndnennitdgeaatinndeieainuemen ditereta i eak ma Be : » <p RRS TE A PUM ER te OR OEE, OER EE DPT CECE GE ES = eo

second: and — presentation Cornzapippin last evening in the Veterans Meinoria! Puilding with a om + roqugagaa meting the floor and NEVADA CITY.GRASS VALLEY NUGGET WASHINGT ON By NOTES a ‘Engle TARIFF CUTS PROTESTED The hearings now being conducted in Washington by the Reciprocal Trade Committee of the Tariff Commicsion are of utmost importance to Leona Nugent Weds Cecil McLaughlin GRASS VALLBY: Miss Leona Nugent and Cecil Mclaughlin were wedded in St. Patrick's.. (Church Saturday afternoon, January 25th, Rev. Thomas Kennedy per-. formed the double ring ceremony. . The bridé was given in marriage Catholic . . ” MARRITAFE LICENSE MONDAY, JANUARY a, If as it has Deen re Todd-Schiffner—In Nevada City,. given speech to conceal his ¢ ceal them? \Nevada County, January 23, 1947.) why is it that those who +t Leo J. Torr 23, and Ailice C. Schiff-/. are forced to use more ‘ner 21, both of Grass Valley. =a by her father, ‘Sylvester Nugent af: the mining industry. Practically all important. minerals and metals are listed for negotiation including nonmetallics. ° (Charles Segerstrom, Jr. of Sonera, Tuolumme County has been in’ Washincton appearing in behalf of the tungsten induetry, and I appeared with him before the committee in behalf of the tungsten producers. In addition, I presented the position of the proucers of non-metallics as the Tariff Commission will reconsider tariffs now in effect on tale. steatite, soapstone and French talc. . The production costs of the American mining industry are to much higher than production of equivalent John McLaughlin and McKinley Hpost ore in foreign countries that the min-. Were ushers, ing industry is having grave diffiewl-. Following the wedding there was ty in continuing production at this. @ Teception in Serra Hall where the time. It is predicted that any cut in. ™any friends and, relatives of the the tariffs would mean a total ‘logs. COUPI€ wished them, happiness, of some of our more ‘important min-} © The br idegroom is a veteran of the ing activities. late war. He is now attending Placer The wool growers are > oll deeply . Collese. — couple will reside dn coneerned, as they are facing a pos-] West Main Street on their return sible cut.in tariff protection. I have . #om ‘cased honeymoon. has been sold by Mr. and Mrs. Wil-. ' Why be COLD when y can be WARN? “HEATERS F LOOR FURNACES ALPHI'S 73 $119.50 ALPHA . Hardware Co. . NEVADA CITY ALLEGHANY TELEPHONE 5S SIERRA OOUNTY Pleasant Street. She wore a. white! satin gown with a fitted bodice, tur-. tle neck line with pearl beads fate . tached. Her veil was of fingeftip . length with a crown of orange blos-' Mins Marcelean Nugent was maid; of honor, attired in a white gown and carrying a bonquet of white carnations. Bridesmaids were the Misses Louise Mary and Barbara Nugent of Oakland, their gowus were simiilor to that of the maid of honor and they carried — and white carnations. : Verle Mclanghita was best Man. 4 The conriedy, Erne. as “a tragedy _ in three atta’? featured a chorus of * males masquerading as show girls . in paper petticoats and et ware. legs: ° Under the direction of L. R. Jet. ford the chorvs danced je and. fro in thutiderous harmony.» In the ee We remem . when this wr er in Nevaide on Broad S i welcomed. O Johnny. I kn Anytime I ce and’ do it pitable little anyone ever 1 more friend ‘WHA inausidie ibehay cette pusd for nearly a billion dollars in back “portal-to-portal” pay and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce ‘starting a _ gampaign to limit the ~ Pederal Judge frank A. Picard (above). Detroit. was taced with deciding the specifie amounts each gg Bar Maarten ei Bag & claim for overtime "Dag 9 100 case, spend the gate demands dating as far back as. 1938. (International) We are Vv hature being Hies, does n ‘high level of plied in Joh of another ne (was many @ jittle pointer of current ev this writer ¢ Johnny’s hel here on Capitol Hill that very much. can’ be done to tffect what appears to be the clear determination of the Tarifff Commission to further reduce tariffs. It is not altogether imProbable that if such oceurs, there will be a strong effort to take legislative action through this congress. Senator McCarren of Nevada, for instance, hag for tlree seesions introduced a bill proposing to subject all trade agreements to a two-thirds ratification vote in the senate. Othefs are proposing possible limita‘tions on the power of the executive branch of government to Bargain. In

any event, this is one of the most erucial problems facing western rep. Tesentatives Decatse the west seems . . to be getting the worst of the tradaad agreements. If the valt their contrit then Johnny @ year at a ¥ of his servic ‘ured ‘by rule. been, as it 1 if he made opinion, thes ies every hot And the frie and the nev jnnumerable mess are its . . this: -more joined with other western represent. . Vallejo C Couple ere Crage po aap on Valley Street . , liam Crase to Mr. and Mrs. Edward ers took Possession yesterday and atives:in their behalf. . : .Grave domibt has been expressed . Boug’ I.°Gerrick of Vaillejo. The new own. Moved into their new —_ on Valley Street. —— “Lassen. Volcanic National Park in California contains the only active volcanos in the United States. propér-—Lassen Peak, 10 feet sie Cinder Cone 6, 907 fee THE FURNITURE CENTER. VALLEY TELEPHONE 8 i 1945 California nut crop farm tits was’ ‘$47, 743,000, x an ’ We do no i : j ‘@al party Jc eee Bho . +. ie teciance but NEVADA COUNTY TAX } . meta ’ ' @oliticians, 1 Meoghgas County's 20, 400 people :. pon : deniconaie miver or. wh Ter 7, ~ California iy a: 7 big Sis ; ir country ‘T ooking ‘ahead “ the beginning of} ; inne ihe: ae a claim it to i Phe county’s school diatdicts will ade ko. . tecetve considerable more from the "oe ate pa treasiiry for 1947 than ‘the > sali $239,078 they are receiving © this . oe . year. How this new state money, voteee 6a by the people with the passage of . Proposition No. 3 in the 1946 gen-. eral election, is used by local school xa doards, ‘Will have a definite effect . _ fon the Individual schoo! district tax rates in the county. ; Aasessed ‘value. of taxable properitty in the county fo 1947 ig $17,824,450 up 9.2 per ent from the pre-: war 1944 level. The county tax rate for ‘general purposes for 1847. was. $1.56 per $100 of assessed valustion, compared with $1.50 tor 1941y ‘What the 1947 county rate will be depends on the expenditure program which the county supervisors will ad daring the coming months. Nevada countty’s average aid ot $50.41 Der needl aged penson for. 1946 was 46 per cent high-. er ‘than the $34.43 nationwide aver. . ’ . In his me Was one of sound ende: Gity’s inter for the Nev ‘reat expen ergy. He eal the old wthe city, gi keupport, do: mtenprises ests of hig -Was an abo ' Pressed. itse ' pve of his . tan hope tc We reme all to arm: war: John O to enter th -ling the Na -four years. . young man . & veteran: ¢ but we do proving sro in ottier. tt discharged the rank © Whough-as he ‘filled r: ‘Sitication.. There. is A . AGNIFICENT living room suites. Wide, generously ~ proportioned pieces. An invitation to sit down and relax. Cotton filled seat cushions, covered ‘in luxurious velour. A suite made to sell for at least $198.50. Now During ‘Out Jai, Sele As Low As ini ienendiniyoaapissencin-aneemndnennitdgeaatinndeieainuemen ditereta i eak ma Be : » <p RRS TE A PUM ER te OR OEE, OER EE DPT CECE GE ES = eo