Typhoid Claims Victim From Zermatt Resort
Typhoid outbreak in Zermatt, Switzerland, sickens hundreds across West Europe and the U.S. A 25 year old Frederick Smith of suburban London dies in a London hospital after returning from Zermatt. Three deaths recorded. 43 suspected cases at a temporary Zermatt hospital.
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Sitterland
Jay
Frederick Smith
London
Germatt
St. Moritz
Engadine
Astern
Switzerland
Ase
Moritz
Rudolf von Plants
Rites Set For John C Riley In Redwood Valley
Rites are scheduled for John C Riley 77 of Redwood Valley at Eversole Mortuary on Thursday March 28 at p m. He died of a heart attack at home. The Rev Ralph Fellersen will officiate. Burial is in Ukiah Cemetery. He was born May 18 1885 in Missouri and lived 30 years in California and 21 in the community. Survived by wife Cora Riley. children Fred Riley Mrs Maggie Brackett Lewis Riley and John C Riley all of Redwood Valley Theodore Riley and Frank Riley of Valley Ford. 24 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. sisters Mrs Lila Riley Mrs Tealie Hicks and Mrs Dora Riley of Missouri.
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Eversole
John C. Riley
Redwood Valley
Ralph Fellersen
Methodist Church
Ukiah Cemetery
Riley
Missouri
California
Cora Riley
Fred Riley
Maggie Brackett
Lewis Riley
Theodore Riley
Frank Riley
Valley Ford
Lila Riley
Tealie Hicks
Dora Riley
Redwood Valley summer school starts July 1
Redwood Valley elementary hosts summer school for grades 2 through 7 offering remedial and enrichment in reading, arithmetic, geography and art from 8 a.m. to noon daily through July 26 with Fourth of July holiday. Transportation provided. enrollment forms sent to parents. questions to 485-8366.
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Edwood Valley
Redwood Valley
Blar&s
Ruby Armstrong Succumbs in Martinez Service
Funeral services held Monday in Martinez for Mrs. Ruby Armstrong widow of David Armstrong. Interment followed in Berkeley. Born here, she lived in Martinez most of her life and spent time with her daughter Mrs. Viola Fleming and another daughter Mrs. Elva Wilson. Her brother Myrthen Christy remains the last surviving Christy of the Coyote Valley family.
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Martinez
Ruby Armstrong
David Armstrong
Rs. Vlola Fléming
Elva Wilson
Desmond
Rocket
Myrtehn Christy
Christy
Coyote Valley
MSH Workshop For Nurses At Mendocino State Hospital
Thirty one registered nurses from the Sacramento Valley prepare a three day workshop at Mendocino State Hospital. Sponsored by Chico State College the event aims to improve nursing supervision through interpersonal relations with sessions on observation of living units group psychotherapy and nurse patient behavior. Dr Wilson Van Dusen will consult on the summary and Dr R J Spratt welcomed the group.
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Threnty
Sacramento Valley
Mendocino State Hospital
Chico State College
Mary Doherty
MSH
R. J. Spratt
Wilson van Dusen
van Dusen
Brown Accepts Tokyo Invitation From Hiking Students
Gov. Edmund G. Brown accepted an invitation to the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games from five Japanese university students who are hiking across the United States. They visited his Sacramento office to explain their trip, plan to reach New York around Nov. 3, and hope to meet Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy before returning to Weseda University in Tokyo. The students will continue their cross country hike along U.S. 30.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Tokyo
United States
Brown
New York
Robert Kennedy
Weseda University
U.S. 30
Boston Fire of 1872 Causes Massive Damage
Now You Know by Waluted Press International asserts the Boston fire of 1872 burned 0 acres and caused 60 million in damage per the Guide Book of the Works Progress Administration, presenting a highly dubious claim with unclear sourcing.
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Waluted Press International
Boston
Works Progress Administration
Mendocino County Ordinance Amends Planning Commission
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors passes Ordinance No 400 creating a seven member Mendocino County Planning Commission. Two members to represent agriculture, rest appointed by the chair with board approval for terms up to three years. Compensation allowed per board policy. Publication and effective date set for April 2, 1863.
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Mines
Mendocino
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Iid of Agriculture
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Yore
Jos. Scaramellm
Supervisce
State of California
Big Ml
Board of Supervisors
Edith. Bec’ Buty Cle
New York City Newspapers End Shutdown After Pact
Publishers and striking photoengravers reached a peace agreement restoring presses in New York City after more than three months. Mayor Wagner announced ratification by 320 union members was imminent, with Local 1 chief predicting a quick yes vote, enabling Herald Tribune to publish tonight.
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UPI
T Rey
Robert F. Wagner
Photoengravers Union
Frank McGowan
Photoengravers Local 1
Walter N. Thayer
The
Herald Tribune
Giants Improve In Spring Training 4-2 Loss
The San Francisco Giants, in Phoenix, fall 4-2 to the Los Angeles Angels as Picg Fisher anchors eight scoreless innings before a ninth inning rally. Jose Pagan doubles, Jim Davenport singles, and Willie Mays doubles to plate two runs in the third. Alvin Dark manages the pitching changes, with Danny Rivas giving up a homer in relief. The desert sun affects Fisher in the ninth as three walks lead to four Angels across the plate. The Times and other papers hint at possible publication delays after picket withdrawals.
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Ariz
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles Angels
Phoenix
Picg Fisher
Alvin Dark
Desert Sun
Danny Rivas
Bob Sadowski
Rivas
Piteh
Jose Pagan
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Salmon Unlimited Praises Council Formed for Coastwide Salmon Fight
Salmon Unlimited lauds the Back Salmon Inter-Agency Council formed by fish and wildlife directors from Alaska Washington Oregon Idaho and California. The panel will pursue coastwide research on regulations reproduction and economics to maximize sustained yield and guide policy.
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Back Salmon Inter-Agency Council
Ukiah
Avernor
Seattle
Fish and Wildlife Agencies
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
California
Salmon Unlimited
William I. Grader
U.S
Clair Engle
Ukiah Daily Journal Contact and details
Ukiah Daily Journal published daily except weekends and certain holidays. Offices at 104 East Standley Street Ukiah Mendocino County California. Entered Second Class Matter April 23 1929. Court Decree No. 5267. Telephone 462-2991. Subscription by mail 12 per year 6 per 6 months. Carrier rates LIK per month.
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R. F. Gerber
GEO, Hunser
Ukiah, Daily Journal, Inc
East Standley Street
Ukiah
Mendocino County
California
Uliah
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