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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
6
Soviet Russia’s revival of Stalinism provokes defiance from Yugoslavia and Poland while world protests grow over Imre Nagy’s execution. Demonstrations spike as East West tension deepens with Polish, Hungarian, and British reactions and diplomatic notes from Tito and Gomulka signaling fissures in communist blocs.
Funeral services were held today at 2 o clock in Napa with graveside rites tomorrow at 2 10 a m in Ukiah cemetery for Dorothy Lomonaco 36 who died Friday in Napa The Rev Ralph Fellerson of Ukiah Methodist church will officiate Eversuie Mortuary made arrangements The services were conducted at the Claffey and Rota Funeral Home Napa She was born in Hopland and lived in California her home for many years A food technician by occupation Surviving relatives include her husband Pete Lomonaco of Napa and their children Roger and Shirley Williams Sharon Sandra and Randy Lee Edwards all of Napa Mrs Zelma Vassar Ukiah her mother plus brothers and sisters Bud Hiatt Ukiah Robert Hiatt Hopland Jack Vassar John Vassar Bernice Sumpter and Betty Sands all of Ukiah
Graveside services were held at 2 o clock Friday for William F Madden 74 of Paynes Creek who died June 18 in a local hospital Ukiah Methodist church officiated and Eversole Mortuary conducted the rites Interment was in Ukiah IOOF cemetery He was born January 21 1884 in Nebraska and had lived two years in this community and six years in California Surviving relatives include his sons Thomas Madden of Paynes Creek and J P Madden of Rosamond
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Ukiah Daily Journal lists B A Cober as publisher George Hunter as managing editor H M Ivey city editor Robt Metsker advertising manager with publish dates daily except weekends and certain holidays at 1 1/2 East Standley Ukiah California Entered as second class matter April 23 1929 Post Office Ukiah California Court Decree No 9267 and subscription rates by mail 6 a year 3 5 per six months 1 per month 10 cents per copy
About 350 anti Communist demonstrators clashed with police when they stormed the Soviet mission on Park Avenue near the United Nations. Windows were smashed and cherry bombs were hurled. Seven police officers and several pickets were injured. nine demonstrators were arrested. The protest began over the execution of Imre Nagy and other Hungarian leaders. violence followed after attempts to storm the building.
A seven car passenger train ran uncontrolled down a steep grade in the Orizaba area, leaping rails and plowing through Vera Cruz to Mexico City traffic. At least 40 were killed and about 80 injured, many villagers on a station platform crushed by wreckage. Rescue teams report 20 more bodies in wreckage near Maltrata. 80 people hospitalized in Orizaba.
John Scaramella, who returned to Redwood Coast Hospital for another operation after recent surgery, is reported to be improving today.
Widening and surfacing prep for the Dos Rios Covelo Road advances with bridges at Outlet Bloody Run and Mel River under survey and drill for foundation data. Local crews, officials, and the state cooperate on flood relief funds paperwork. Also covered are Bradley Skinner’s Air Force base duties and travel, Padula Lumber Mill fire, a school picnic, library donations, visits, and local happenings in Longvale and Willits area communities.
In Le Mans France driver Bruce Kessler of Beverly Hills was listed in satisfactory condition after a collision that killed Jean Mary, the race’s first fatality since 1955 safety rule changes. Phil Hill and Olivier Gendebien won the endurance event for Ferrari at an average speed of 107 mph. among nine Americans entered, only Ed Wagus and Ernst Erickson finished, in seventh.
Emma Florence Broadway, age 5, died in a Ukiah hospital. Born in Baltimore, she had lived in Ukiah 15 years and resided at 645 Walnut Street. Funeral services were held at Zimmerman Mortuary with Rev Father William Coughlan officiating. Burial in Ukiah Catholic Cemetery followed. Rosary was Sunday night at the mortuary. Pallbearers listed. Survived by daughter Maude Roberts of Ukiah and four sons Arthur Loving Santa Monica John Kennedy Baltimore Gordon Kennedy Chicago James Kennedy San Leandro. sister Little Brooks Annapolis. 10 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Frad G. Dupuis announces a week in Washington to confer with Republican leaders attend hearings and meet supporters. He will resume a personal campaign across seven county districts after returning with a series of meetings in each county and aims to increase his vote share above the 46 percent mark his November opponent received.
Bartolomei Texaco Service won its second straight by a 4-0 shutout of Carlson's Department Store of Sebastopol at Giorno Park Saturday night. Harry Bartolomei opened Ukiah's scoring with a first inning triple, Brumback single, and three more runs followed as Walt Milliton earned his second win. The club, at 6-0, hosts Annapolis Saturday night at Giorno Park.
In Trinity and Humboldt counties, a dangerous man known as Cole eluded capture as authorities chased a fugitive described as one of the FBI's 10 most wanted. A deputy in Humboldt County fired at high speed during a pursuit after learning Cole was last seen at a Carlotta dance.
Mrs. Eileen Soldini, prominent member and grand left guide of the Grand Circle of the Companions of the Forest Lodge, will attend an advisory board meeting tonight in San Francisco.
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