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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
8
Martin Wener of Ukiah chairs a meeting joined by Dewey E. Turner attorney Fr. Bragg Forrest Hughes A B Broaddus attorney and Mrs Bernice Gilgen of Ukiah in attendance.
Memorial note details crowds crossing to Fort Bragg route and peak movement expected Sunday night. Capt. Hickey warns of crowded return hours noon to midnight Sunday. Mendocino and Lake Counties resort owners ready after months of fix-up as vacationers choose boating, fishing, hunting, golf, and gourmet stays in a vacation wonderland. Summer has officially arrived.
President Eisenhower will present the Medal of Honor to the nameless dead. By dusk the newcomers will be enshrined in honored glory with the World War I Unknown, known but to God, in the Tombs of the Unknowns. Today is the people’s day as newly chosen Unknowns lie in state for wreaths from veterans, civic groups, and nations not represented.
The AFPI 4-H Forestry Awards Program expands across states with record participation expected in 1958. AFPS chief forester J C Mc Clellan notes active programs in 40 states last year and growth anticipated nation wide. The piece also notes New York City hosts the world’s largest post office at 30th Street and 8th Avenue.
Stephen A. Posotori aged 62 a longtime Albertinum employee and Ukiah resident died at home after a long illness. He is survived by widow Mary daughter Grace and sisters Mary Rinella Lena Posetori and Rose Robertson. Rosary at Zimmerman mortuary Friday at 8 p.m. Requiem Mass Saturday at Albertinum chapel burial in Ukiah Catholic cemetery.
Post No. 76, American Legion hosts Past Commanders Night on June 4 with dinner at 6 30 p.m. and installation later in the Veterans Memorial building. June 18 is the next regular meeting when new officers will be seated. Memorial Day services are held at 11 a.m. in the cemetery.
A visiting American iron and steel delegation led by Edward Ryerson toured Chelyabinsk steel works and praised Soviet progress as tremendous given the short time since buildup. Radio Moscow quoted Ryerson noting rapid development.
Montgomery Ward officials report pickets removed after unrest over union demands for nationwide labor contracts. The union seeks national terms, while the company favors local negotiations. Ukiah store was warned to patrons during the dispute. Local store employees did not strike. Pickets, including two women and a man, cited the local versus national bargaining policy.
Candidates night on KUKI airs Monday at 6 30 as all contenders invitees to Tuesday primary present brief views.
H Tuttle supervisor of Mental Tiy signed at Mondocing State hospital was elected deputy grand master. He rose to high ODF office along with new officers of the Independent Sayer of Oda Fellows. The Grand Sess in May at Sacramento marked his entry. He served in Navy and Air Force, Korea, and returned to Aleiah with wife Estelle and daughter Karen. Nearly 1000 attended the OOF installation at the Sacramento auditorium, part of a five day session averaging 652 daily attendees and seen as among the best in years.
We express gratitude for the kindness shown during our bereavement for husband and father Ralph O Grey. Special thanks to Elks Lodge members who served as pallbearers, Mrs Ralph O Grey and Family.
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