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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1957
Page
3
Dr. Alvarez explains how small strokes differ from major ones, noting how minor events can gradually slow a person, affect balance, memory, speech, and judgment. He describes varied symptoms, nocturnal events, and the lasting impact on work and home life, with examples of individuals recovering over years.
Edward C. Weard 42 the seventh husband of actress Arline Judge will be sentenced Friday on five counts of selling securities without a state permit. He pleaded guilty last month to the charges involving sales of shares to Porterville businessmen for a burglar alarm system.
Television schedule fragment for December 17 includes uncertain listings across stations KPIX KRON KOVR KGO and 13 with multiple shows such as News Frontier Wyatt Earp Gunsmoke and The Tonight Show style lineups. Incomplete times and program names reflect a partial tabulation of daytime and evening offerings.
Al Hastings of Fort Bragg sues the Golden West Hotel for general damages of 50000 after injuring himself on a defective stairway. He alleges a loose metal strip on a lobby step caused a fall, breaking his hip and causing permanent injuries. He seeks time lost from work and medical expenses about 1400, with Burke and Rawles of Ukiah as his attorneys.
In Winslow England a parakeet escaped through a window and landed in Ginger the family cat’s jaws. Ginger carried the bird to Mrs Margaret Sneyd and behaved like a trained retriever, with the parakeet unscathed.
Laura Cullette assignee of a claim against the Thomason estate seeks $2400 in a Bernalillo District Court action. The suit states a 1944 decree ordered $20 monthly support for Karen Thomason, child of Adit Frances Thomason and Thomason, who died Feb 25. Claim filed Oct 14, rejected, then assigned to Cullette who asks judgment for the total sum plus costs.
Both sides in a local football match complained to the Referees Association about the umpire. The association checked and found the referee was an escapee from a nearby mental hospital.
Kansas officials announce that more than 30 000 students are enrolled across 41 institutions of higher learning in the state. The figure reflects statewide enrollment in public and private colleges and universities.
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