Ten years of change at Mendocino State Hospital
Editorial reflects Mental Health Week noting dramatic improvements at Mendocino State Hospital over the last decade. Leaders like Dr. Daniel Lieberman and staff expanded facilities, programs, and research while volunteers and local officials supported a shift from fear to partnership, making Ukiah’s hospital a regional model.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Board of Supervisors
California
United States
Daniel Lieberman
Department of Mental Hygiene
Andrew Robertson
Jack Hubbard
Kelly Thrailkill
Doris Trobaugh
Ukiah
North Coast
Imee
Voters urged to back school funding and sales tax
A Potter Valley letter to the Ukiah Daily Journal argues the recent school tax defeat was a strike against property taxes rather than opposition to schooling. It urges renewed local support, weighing sales tax and state aid against local needs, to maintain higher educational standards for 1963–64.
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Potter Valley
Calif
Ukiah Daily
Ukiah Union High School District Board of Trustees
Thosi
Sve
Farm Bureau
Ukiah
Russell E
Origin of apple pie order discussed
United Press International notes one theory for the phrase apple pie order tracing to the old French nappes plices meaning folded linen. The explanation suggests everything is kept neat as folded linen per Brewers Dictionary of Phrase and Fable.
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United Press International
Brewers Dictionary of Phrase & Fable
Ukiah Leaders Tackle South Ukiah Drainage Plans
City fathers and Mendocino county supervisors join forces on solutions for south Ukiah drainage problems and a county dumping area while noting local developments. New jailor William Hildreth takes office as Arnold Ormsbee’s successor. incidents include a hospital transfer after a collision. Kiwanis Ladies Night honors Judge Lilliurn Gibson. and local Wool industry activity in Hopland with 1932 clips selling at 15 cents a pound.
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Mendocino County
South Ukiah
William Hildreth
Arnold Ormsbee
Frank Zeek
Ukiah
Ukiah General Hospital
Pine
Stephenson Streets
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Lilliurn Gibson
Ray R. Ingels
Sacramento
Round Mountain ranch sold to San Francisco contractor
Twenty years ago, April 30, 1943, Round Mountain ranch, a well known area stock ranch, was sold by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Twitchell to Frank Modglin of San Francisco. Modglin, a Boulder Dam contractor, will use the property as a vacation retreat. Audrey Hollenbeck, formerly a physical education instructor at Ukiah High School, has been promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the WAACS and is stationed in Florida.
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Round Mountain Ranch
F.M. ‘Twitchell
Frank Modglin
San Francisco
Modglin
Boulder’ Dam
Audrey Hollenbeck
Ukiah High School
WAACS
Florida
Gray Eagle back from San Francisco eyes alien land bill
The Ukiah figure known as Gray Eagle or Sen J B Sanford returns after a San Francisco visit. He vows to be active on alien land bill discussions in the Senate and criticizes war talk as unproductive. June highway milestone noted for Hopland in Mendocino County. Colonel Agoston Haraszthy, father of California wine, is mentioned.
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Ukiah
Sen. J. B. Sanford
San Francisco
Senate
Japan
America
Hopland
Mendocino County
Gitmo Becomes Junket Mecca for Congressmen
Footloose lawmakers prefer Guantanamo to Rio Paris and Rome as a status symbol visit. VIP reservists travel on Navy flights and even draw active pay while touring the Cuban edge base with escorts, doctors, and bipartisan crowds. Names include Duncan Edmondson Roberts Schadeberg Stratton Van Zandt Hutchinson Battin Beermann Brotzman Cramer Reid Sisk etc. Easter cruise followed.
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Washington
Guantanamo
Rio
Rome
Paris
U.S. Naval Base
Cuba
Navy
Guantanao
Congress
Hong Kong
Robert Duncan
D-Ore
Ed Edmondson
Okla
Ray Roberts
Texas
Henry Schadeberg
R-Wis
Sam Stratton
D-N.y
James van Zandt
R-Pa
Interstate Commerce
Everett Hutchinson
James Battin
R-Mont
Ralph Beermann
John Anderson
R-I
James Broyhill
N.C
Sam Devine
Ohio
Ed Foreman
Charles Hoeven
Iowa
Clarence Long
D-Calif
Ronald Cameron
Dcalif
Boy flunks test by swallowing a pen knife in Swinton
George Kitching, ten, who aspired to be a sword swallower, failed his first test by swallowing a three inch pen knife. Doctors say the knife was closed and will pass with time. The article also notes that wire making is among the oldest metalworking crafts.
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Swinton
England
UPI
George Kitching
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Agnew
Uriah
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Stanford Law School
Ernest Ruddick
Louis Hildreth
A. F. Moulton
Chlorene Copsey
C. C. Copsey
George Ryan
Geraldine Cunningham
Ira Ruddick
Cises
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State University
G. M. Biggar
Covelo
Willits
Hudson
Clarence Dightman
Anderson
Oakland
Virgie Ornham
Healdsburg
Agoston Haraszthy
Forty-niners
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Gitmo
Parris Island
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Congressional
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