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Newspaper
Ukiah News
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
8
San Francisco hosts the United States first planetarium projector at Morrison Planetarium. The report notes a new law allowing sale of gold in its natural state on the domestic market without a license at any price.
City council approves a 150000 bond issue to fund water facilities for Southwest Addition No 4 with public hearings in the area. Ernest Wilson of San Mateo guides the assessment district. Stanley Stafford hired as recreation director at 375 starting salary with raises to 975, to begin Jan 1. Also discussed street signs ordinances aviation projects and airport hangar lease with Hollow Tree Lumber and Welch.
Birth certificates recorded in the health department for December list newborns from families in Ukiah Fort Bragg Laytonville Willits Mendocino and surrounding areas. Names include Leslie Samuel Gloria Jean Patrick Mare Shelley Marie Thomas Eugene Rodney Richard Crystal Anne Kathleen Sue Theresa Marie Terrance Blase Gilbert Ray David Lee Shirley Jean Jolene Marie Robert Hale Jr Denny Lee Deborah Jean Rebecca Ernestine Craig Mason Joyce Ann Guadalupe Clifton Bennett Mary Jana Lori Lynn Lucy Maria.
The article explains that most people have had non paralytic polio, a silent infection, which may confer natural immunity. It notes that antibodies are raised to fight the virus and outlines how the Salk vaccine supplements this protection without causing illness, previewing a subsequent piece on vaccines.
The Lily Morrison Quinlan estate of Covelo is valued at 15185.96 in a superior court inventory. Real estate in Covelo totals 15000 with 185.96 in personal property. The note mentions the first stone building in San Francisco built with Chinese dressed granite in 1854.
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