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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
4
Hagerty reports Eisenhower’s illness stemmed from something eaten not linked to ileitis, heart attack, or recent operation. Doctors advised rest, Snyder stayed at the White House overnight, and the president vomited at night with fluctuating fever and nausea.
A Sebastopol weekend meeting warned Apple growers of political and union pressure amid industry squeeze, while erratic traffic signals at Standley and Perkins caused near accidents. The piece also notes claims about cigarette lung cancer ads and a TV station bid lost after a promoter struck oil. In Philadelphia, George H. Reichard, 75, Scripps-Howard advertising executive, died, and Eisenhower’s doctors attributed stomach upset to meals not hospitalizing him.
Ada Gillette 56 died June 7 at Contra Costa General Hospital. Survived by husband Harry C. Gillette Sr and six children including Harry Jr and Colleen Meadows. 17 grandchildren and brother Clyde Morain. Private graveside services Tuesday at Woodland Cemetery. Kraft Funeral Home handling arrangements. Former Redwood Valley and Ukiah resident.
Funeral services for L A Foster were held at Eggan Lance Mortuary at 2 PM with burial at Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Born in Giltner Nebraska, he lived much of his life there. Survived by wife Mildred, son Alan of Santa Rosa, daughters Barbara Robbins of Santa Rosa and Patricia Brown of Ukiah, sisters Audrey Foster and Rade Morris of Cozad Nebraska, with Rev. Shirley Sherrill officiating.
Six Mendocino stream diversions are proposed for domestic recreation and irrigation. Romer couple seeks 1 cfs from Russian River for 56 acres at 30000 dollars. Tomsen requests 0.45 cfs from an unnamed stream for 30 acres. Noves seek 0.56 cfs from Mill Creek tributaries to irrigate 45 acres at 1800 dollars.
The Television Improvement Association seeks about 32000 dollars to install Adler Electronics UHF translator atop Television Peak for Ukiah Talmage Calpella and Redwood Valley. Public hearings drew 400 residents as FCC approved equipment boosts reception with 98 percent of homes benefiting.
More than 300 gathered for Ukiah Elks Lodge Flag Day at the municipal park. Herbert Edmriondson led the program with James Broaddus as speaker on Our Cherished Land. Ukiah High Band Lenore Hazlehurst sang as lodge officers led the altar service.
A Piper Tri Pacer crashed near Laytonville as a two men crew, Jerry Sibley and Paul York, died. Donna York, 11, survived with injuries. Rescuers freed the bodies. Civil Aeronautics Authority investigates. York and Sibley were returning from Laytonville to Willits with Donna when the plane nosed into the ground. York, an ardent flyer with a wooden leg, left a wife Wynona and children Barbara Ann and Ronald. Funeral plans set for Willits and Fair Oaks.
James Harris 34 of Upper Lake, a stationary rack operator at Masonite, is hospitalized at Ukiah General today after an industrial accident at the mill Friday.
The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce announces Western Union office hours expanded. The service will operate 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily, except Sundays, with Sunday hours from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Mendocino County planning commission met in special session Friday to approve the revised Anchor Bay subdivision tentative map and grant use permits for portable sawmills and a trailer camp north of Willits. The panel also sought a 30 foot right of way for the project, down from the usual 40 feet, due to a technicality. Mary McKellar and Ivy Ryan received a trailer camp permit in a 43 acre area 514 miles north of Willits. J H Hare Point Arena and E A Voorhees Gualala were issued sawmill permits. Bob and Mary Miller property at Anchor Bay sawmill approved to O T Elliott and R E Mason. E A Johnson portable sawmill near Covelo approved.
The Supreme Court ordered new state court hearings for death row inmate Daryl Chessman claiming fraud in the trial record. Chessman sits in the San Quentin death house as his ninth petition to the high court proceeds amid the dairy spending note about U S families.
James Lyle of Albion was injured when his car left Highway 121 four miles west of Navarre and plunged into the Navarro River. He was treated at Hillside hospital Ukiah and turned over to the C H P for drunk driving investigation.
Mrs. Alice Enoch of 105 Thompson Avenue will receive a Bachelor of Education degree and the general elementary credential at San Francisco State College commencement exercises in San Francisco on June 15. She has studied at the Santa Rosa Center of San Francisco State College.
Arthur Spillman business manager at Mendocino State hospital for six years spent ten days in Ukiah and Clear Lake with his wife. They live in Whittier and Mr Spillman is retired. Also joining them are Mr and Mrs Jay Pierce of Norwalk.
A series of bombings in Algiers killed 10 and injured over 80, targeting civilians at La Corniche Casino and bus stops. The strikes, part of a nationalist campaign by the National Liberation Front, sparked fears of renewed violence between European and Moslem communities and prompted French authorities to tighten security.
A list identifies seven youths charged under the motor vehicle code: Fred Ira Burns 16 of 509 Brush St Ronald Dean Gentry 15 of 201 Arlington Dr Robert G Slack 17 of 1166 North Oak St Terry Russell Harrison 16 of 758 North Bush St Donald Lee Cashada 17 of 644 Walnut St and Robert Leroy Bush 16 Route 1 Box 91H Ukiah.
A commemorative prompt urging citizens to fly the flag on Flag Day June 14 to honor the national banner and unity. The message echoes Oliver Wendell Holmes as the motto and calls for national pride through visible patriotism.
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