Its a Baby for Ukiah Family
Ukiah General hospital recorded the birth on June 24 of a daughter, Erica Esther, to Mr and Mrs Eric Jakobssen of Redwood Valley. The little girl arrived at 5 01 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces.
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
4
Ukiah General hospital recorded the birth on June 24 of a daughter, Erica Esther, to Mr and Mrs Eric Jakobssen of Redwood Valley. The little girl arrived at 5 01 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces.
The Whites wake to a fire at 3:30 a.m. on Tuesday as Rover a mixed breed dog keeps barking and pulls at blankets to rouse the children. A beam traps him in the doorway and he dies inside the ruined house.
Sterling Norgard and Mrs Norgard first vice president Alan Auger and Mrs Auger George Dietterle Arthur Schilder and Forrest Hughes all past presidents and their wives plan to attend. Among others planning to go for one day are Dave Spencer second vice president Lee Conroy Harold Zimmerman and Ralph Buxton.
Robert Moore aged 18 and George Schaefer aged 17, two Mendocino County jail escapees handcuffed together, are still at large in Yuba County. They reportedly cut their chain and fled after deputies attempted capture. Moore was seen near Olivehurst but escaped on foot, and no shots were fired. Both youths came from Preston reform school.
Mendocino County Volture Forty & Eight of the American Legion will meet at Brooktrails Guest Ranch Willits on Saturday July 13. A banquet at 7 30 p m precedes the meeting with reports from the Grand Voiture delegates from the Long Beach conclave. New officers for 1957 1958 will be charged and attendance is urged.
The column laments towns needing cleansing amid a critique of pop music on radio and TV. It mocks critics and notes music and literature are mass produced. It mentions a Davis campus flu issue on Girls State and calls for allowing supervisors to work undisturbed.
William Bromiley executive vice president Savings Bank of Mendocino County will direct Mendocino County activities of the California Bankers Association Farm Youth program for 1957 58. The announcement was made today by F C Albertson chairman CBA group eight and executive vice president Coast National Bank in Fort Bragg. Group eight comprises CBA member banks in Lake Mendocino Napa and Sonoma counties with regional responsibility for the association s program in support of the 4 H Future Farmer Young Farmer and Young Homemaker organizations.
Polish Premier Gomulka may score a new victory over Russia as reports say Mao Tse tung plans a rare trip to Poland with Chou En-lai. Mao might bypass Moscow on the way to Poland, an open snub that tracers Soviet hopes in Warsaw.
A House subcommittee discusses alleged links between baseball barons and pay television firms amid talks of the Dodgers and Giants moving to California. Rep. Hillings backs a five year limit on the reserve clause and hints both clubs will play in California next year based on talks with club officials.
Chou Enlai told the Chinese National People's Congress that the international situation has generally moved toward world peace but warned that imperialist arms expansion under U S leadership threatens peace. He pledged Peiping's support for a sixparty approach to the Korean issue proposed by North Korea.
A coroner ruled the headless body found June 9 in Chichester Harbor is Commander Lionel Crabb the frogman who vanished last year during a Soviet visit to Britain. Crabb 46 was last seen in Portsmouth in April 1956 as Russian warships visited with Khrushchev and Bulganin.
Mrs. James Tuso and her son Jimmie spent the weekend in San Francisco returning Monday. They toured the U S S Nautilus during the open house aboard the submarine and also visited the Zoo and attended several shows.
DO NOT DISTURB MT. CLEMENS Michigan thieves stripped William P Brown s car of its tires and wheels while Brown was taking a nap inside the vehicle.
Senate Rackets Committee Chairman McClellan acknowledged he has known Hoffa claimed to have spies in the Senate but refused to discuss evidence or public state any findings. Government witness Cheasty testified Hoffa offered him 18000 to obtain staff access and feed information, claiming triple coverage of committee activities.
Plans for the Squaw Rock Historical Landmark dedication were discussed with keynote by a former Grand President of the Native Sons of the Golden West. The Oakland Tribune publisher spoke at a reception attended by over 300 Grand Officers and guests. The Children’s Foundation reported 84 approved cases this year with $10,000 granted and $3,572.56 in commitments.
Geneva New York reports patrolman Robert Odds sustained leg hip and elbow injuries after his motorcycle collided with two dogs. The dogs leaped up snapped at him and then trotted away, with Odds receiving medical care.
Cheasty recalled a supposed Hoffa spy as a “girl on the hill” described to him. The remark came via Hyman I. Fischbach, a Miami attorney and co-defendant in the bribery conspiracy case.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Wooldridge of Ukiah will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. from Zimmerman Mortuary with Rev. Leonard Brown officiating. The Chapel of the Chimes Oakland will host the interment. She died June 25 at Ukiah General Hospital at 82, survived by daughter Mrs. Audrey Christie and two grandchildren Richie and Jane Christie.
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