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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
6
TOKYO Ex-Premier Hitoshi Ashida Tuesday called for a four billion dollar buildup of Japanese military strength in a five year defense plan. The plan calls for a nine division army of 120,000 on active duty, a 150,000 ton navy of 40,000 officers and men and an airforce of 500 planes with 90,000 airmen and ground crew personnel.
Forest Theatre Group members met at the Bartlett home June 1 to plan a picnic for Sunday June 13 that will include swimming. The gathering included reports from the program house and membership committees and closed with sandwiches and coffee. TEACHER IS SHOWERED BOONVILLE A stork shower at Anderson Valley High School honored Patricia Kubler Patricia Lynch and Donna Pardini.
Ukiah doctor Dr. Wilson advertises a comprehensive physical examination for two dollars. The exam includes X rays, blood pressure, ENT checks, abdominal fluoroscopy, urinalysis, pelvic tests, bone and joint exam, liver and kidney studies, blood tests, and more. No charge or obligation to consult. highlights ten years of California experience and affiliation with Father Aull Foundation.
Mrs. Pearl Paul traveled to Cloverdale and visited her son Irvin buried at Golden Gate Cemetery in San Bruno where he died in the South Pacific. Laytonville defeated Anderson Valley 2 to 1 in a county baseball playoff at the fairgrounds. Gerald Holcomb graduated in Arcata and stayed with relatives before returning home with his parents along with guests Mr and Mrs Frank Jones and three children. Mrs. Ernest Wiese hosted a bridge luncheon with Mrs Ellis Hess as guest. prizes went to Mrs Homer Charles Jr first, Mrs Harold Eyles second, and Mrs Walter Richmond consolation. Mr and Mrs Ellis Hess also visited San Francisco.
Florence M. Hill sues Maurice M. Hill in Mendocino County Superior Court case No. 19083. The defendant must appear and answer within ten days if served in county or thirty days if served elsewhere, or judgment will be entered. Clerk W. J. Broaddus authorized summons issued May 18, 1964. Official notices list dates through July.
Ukiah Daily Journal listings show a six hour to eleven hour program block with The Princess of Strike It Rich quiz Happy Birthday Serial News Superman Science Laboratory News Perry Como Take a Stand Ramar of the Jungle Eddie Fisher Homicide Squad and Married Joan. The lineup includes Eddie Fisher and suspenseful crime drama while local hosts present entertainment and news segments.
TV schedule listing daytime to late evening programs from KRON-TV KPIX and Ukiah Daily Journal including Godfrey and Friends Jamie My Little Margie You Asked for It Theater This Is Your Life Suspense Craig Kennedy Heart of the City of Winter news Bob Bouts Patty Prichard Sings in Chicago Wrestling Film Late Show News Don’t miss your favorite programs. subscribe for daily TV log.
Three people were injured Saturday night when cars driven by Allen Bayard of Upper Lake and Ray Nelson of Potter Valley collided on the Potter Valley west road about 9 15. Patrolman Warren Ingram investigated. Eddie Dyli 16 Potter Valley and Dick Hughes 16 had minor injuries. Ray Archibald Nelson went to Mendocino Medical Center. Bayard was speeding and on the wrong side. Other local items follow.
Mrs Rosa Dimarcantonio seeks probate of Antonio Dimarcantonio s will dated April 16 1946 and to prove his death November 7 1946 at Cloverdale. The estate includes community property with life interest to the widow and remainder to son Anthony. Daughters Jennie Valenti Josephine Lucciani Teresa Andrini and Mary Blasio share real estate near Cloverdale and Sonoma county. James E Busch is attorney for the petitioner.
Funeral services were held in San Francisco on June 3 for Abram W Muir a longtime executive board member of the AFL United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America since 1928 He was 70 years old.
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