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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
4
Geneticists warned that cannot prevent harmful effects from nuclear tests. Radiation exposure accumulates across generations, with total harm proportional to total radiation received by the reproductive population. No safe radiation dose exists for the public unless a compensating benefit is proven.
Monica California police report notes Robinsons 2A Haward as defendant in a drunk driving case. The sentence includes a conviction dated for April 1.
The municipal pool announces private group rates by size with guards, opening hours from 1 to 5 p.m. daily after June 16, and evening family nights at 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mondays with free admission for children accompanying parents. Red Cross lessons run July 8 to Aug 19, with sessions and signups detailed.
George Parducci and Horace Moe Ivey acquire Superior Oxygen Service from founder George Butt. They take over all equipment and supplies and secure new supplier contracts, continuing delivery of acetylene and oxygen to garages mills home therapy oxygen welding supplies paints and abrasives across the northern Mendocino County region. Purchase concluded in the finalized deal.
Richard D. Eddington and Georgia M. Eddington of Eddington Cleaners sue Clever Cleaners New Method Laundry and Valerie Jean Fletcher for 1100 in damages. They allege Fletcher learned their route list a trade secret and shared it with Lyman Caulk and J D Walker to solicit customers. The suit seeks a restraining injunction to stop solicitation from the Eddington routes.
Paul E. Anderson of Ukiah graduated from the Cadet Training Class of the California Highway Patrol at ceremonies in Sacramento on Friday May 24. Speakers included Boyd Collier administrative officer H A Duryea supervising inspector and Fred Bly assistant commissioner. Franklin Kremer director of transportation center Northwestern University gave the address. Victor C. Morris a local graduate and nephew of Dr. J H Hansen of Ukiah also graduated.
Army officials join Masonite executives Dean Thatcher and B M Carlson for a ceremony starting at 6 45 p m to honor Masonite workers and local dignitaries including Mayor Bones Lyell Cash city manager Paul Poulos county supervisor Paul Sutterly and members of the 3rd Battalion 362nd Infantry Regiment at Ukiah Willits and Lakeport plants.
Waldo Perkins narrates the flag history while Sea Explorer Scouts display flags. Ukiah High School band Be present with a color guard of US service members. Lenore Hazelhurst to receive flowers from the exalted ruler Herbert J. Edmondson as national anthem is sung. Army Pvt. Edward Garrett, of Point Arena, arrives in Korea with the 24th Infantry Division after training at Fort Ord.
The note indicates the business continues to operate from its original headquarters on the north highway, confirming uninterrupted location. It underscores continuity and stability for customers and staff amid possible changes.
A 1951 1955 American Cancer Society study tracked 20 000 workers in nine states observing 10 men aged 50 to 70. Among 188 000 subjects 11 870 died over 44 months with tobacco linked to higher death rates for esophagus larynx mouth stomach cancer and vascular diseases.
Birth announcements from Hillside hospital list several daughters and sons with parents names and birth details. Notable entries include Tonia Ann Baxter May 29 and Katherine Marie Pederson May 30, Kathleen Elizabeth Gallentine May 31, William Lee Prigmore June 1, Byron Sanders 3 36 p.m. and Martha Renee Cleman at Ukiah General May 30, plus Robin Lewis Meek May 31.
Sheriff Bartolomie received word from the coast that Charles Christen about 60 was found dead in his cabin near Noyo. The body is at Cane's Mortuary, Fort Bragg, and an autopsy has been ordered.
Kinney and wife plan a new gift shop in the Merk building on North State street Ukiah joining a prior gift shop venture in southern California. The Kinneys, natives of Grass Valley with ranching roots, move with their three children John 14 Frank 11 and Lynn Ann 10 after inspecting towns and loving the valley.
Patrolman Ernest Conger of the Ukiah highway patrol assisted in a weekend rescue after Mrs. Mildred Miller of Albany fractured her leg near the Russian river. An ambulance from Santa Rosa, with help from the driver, the son in law, and another patrolman, carried her three blocks over rocks to the awaiting vehicle.
Fish and game officials searched Palmdale California for a hit and run bear after Clark Howard said the front of his car was damaged badly. The incident left him shaken and authorities pursued the animal.
London sources say Britain will cut its hydrogen bomb tests by half due to growing opposition. After two successful detonations near Christmas Island, one more test is expected to complete data verification, reducing the originally planned six tests.
Proctor Lowell George at Cornell University asks that the five dormitory thefts over the weekend be pranks and that the stolen black fixtures valued at 1000 dollars be returned. The loot includes 165 seats.
Six burglars entered the Wayne Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co plant early Sunday and ordered night watchman Bedford Patterson to stay put. Patterson alerted police five hours later, who said the burglars apparently took nothing.
A vehicle collided with a bear prompting towing to a garage while Brain loped into the desert scene, details limited to the accident and immediate response.
Dave Beck Jr invoked the Fifth Amendment 130 times in 40 minutes prompting the Senate Rackets Committee to order contempt of Congress. He declined to reveal if he received about $65,000 in salary and expenses from the Teamsters Union, led by his father. Joseph McEvoy, a Beck relative, also faced contempt after invoking the Fifth.
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