Marin Musings on Local Officials and Pay Roll Questions
A column lampoons county officials including George Huber and Cher Ze Jones over high pay and nepotism. It notes Ted Nelisle Jr as deputy and mentions Leon Delisle, Rafeal chamber of commerce, and Stan Povey with marginal anecdotes about price stabilization and butcher shop supply issues.
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Leon Delisle
Whfes
Avon
Ted Nelisle Jr
Scmifft
Walter Sell
Tera
Sin Rafeel Chamber of Commerce
Stan Povey
Marin County
Piper
Bondsman's Act Told At Hearing In Marin County
A Marin County hearing discussed bondsman Sam Shisky of San Mateo as he secured legal counsel. The state regulatory hearing examined bondsmen procedures and the attorney Danes Wondmatt was mentioned as a referral, with further arguments expected and a decision to follow by the state Insurance Commission.
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Marin
Lal Pada
Sam Shisky
Mateo
Fim
San Miten
Matin
Cherk
Danes Wondmatt
Marsh
Jane Hearn
Jeromie Werst
Clam diggers fined in California courts for overharvest
Authorities announced fines in multiple California courts after clam diggers from Sacramento Valley and Bay Area were arrested at Stinson Beach and Bolinas Beach for overharvesting. Judges Miller and Stree feely fined numerous defendants, with penalties ranging from 10 to 72 Big Necks and Washington clams, all in violation of beach harvesting limits.
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Matlu
Sacramento Valley
al Giddings
John Miller
Sausalito Jus
Sian Stree
Inverness
Giddings
al Gilfillan
Stinson Beach
Dillons Beech
Bollnas
Marshel
Washington
Bay Aiia
Sausalilo
Miller
Wilbur Doty
Sacramenta
Pigone
San Francisco
Bolas
Jack Simpson
Berkeley
Ab Stinson Beach
Slice
Semales Justice
Olive Neves
Sacramento
Dillons Beach
Charles BF Nimity Stockton
Haity Kein
Herkeley
Matt
Ponder
Delano
Marshall Robe
E Shippey
Fanfield
Mr. A Scarrone
Mia Camillo Scarrone
Psagarento
Public Hearing Tonight On S A School Budgets
A public hearing will be held tonight at 8 in the San Rafael city superintendent’s office on the district budget. The high school board aims to approve over a million dollars for the district and elementary schools. a separate elementary budget and a high school budget totals are noted, with protests to be received per California Educational Code.
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San Rafael
Board of Education
California Educational Code
Cigarette Ignites San Rafael Apartment Blaze
Fire officials say a careless cigarette caused an early Sunday fire at a San Rafael apartment house. Fire Chief M Johansen notes a tenant likely dropped a cigarette onto bedclothes and mattress, spreading flames to the roof. no occupant name was released and a prosecution was deemed unlikely.
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San Rafael
M Johansen
Ciel Johansen
Mame
Japanese Freighter Sinks After Fog Collision Near Tokyo
A 1400 ton Japanese freighter Masashi Maru sank in dense fog after a collision in the Uraga Strait near Yokosuka. The American freighter Fan American Victory, 7000 tons, collided with it while inbound to Tokyo from Yokohama to San Francisco. No lives were lost.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Bay
Yokosuka
Uraga Strait
Yokohama
San Francisco
Belvedere Council Hears Lagoon Access Concerns And Plans
A large Belvedere audience pressed the council on lagoon access and property purchases to serve residents. The meeting discussed a Belvedere Land Co property, the possibility of lagoon swimming, and timing for adopting a local dog licensing rule.
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Belvedere City
Belvedere Lagoon
I . Frisbee
Belvedere
Belvedere Land Company
LAND
Cove
S Y. Warner
Ciy
San Francisco
Blood donors sought in San Rafael drive
Red Cross hosts a blood bank at Legion Hall San Rafael from noon to 7 pm Thursday. As of noon today 82 donors have signed up leaving a quota of 68 to fill. Prospective donors may telephone San Rafael 462.
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S.A
San Rafael Area
Red Cross
Legion Hall
San Rafael
Fom
Corte Madera City Taxes To Rise 30 Cents on $100
Corte Madera and surrounding Marin communities face a phone rate hike as Pacific Telephone & Telegraph filed a petition with the state Public Utilities Commission seeking a 14.5 million dollar annual increase after a 10 percent wage rise for operators. Rates would rise for business and residential lines across Mill Valley, San Rafael, Corte Madera, Belvedere, and Sausalito with specific increments for various service levels.
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Corte Madera
Malin
California
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ctl-tles Commission
Mill Valley
San Rafael
Corte Mader
Soqulhern
Marin
Bansalito
Belvedere
Roger Kane
Utilities Commission
Corte Madera Levies 30 Cent Bond Interest Increase
Corte Madera council approves tax rate of 1.40 per 100 assessed value to cover 1 for general fund 10 for parks and 30 for bond interest and redemption. Assessed value rises about 500000 from 1960 51. Mayor says about 8800 needed to retire bonds and pay interest. Councilman Quigg友 opposes park rate arguing 16 or 15 cents needed and his motion fails.
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Corte Madera
Bruce Goecker
G. T. Quigg
Telephone official to speak to Marin Chamber meeting
Kane Roge manager of San Rafael office of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph will speak tomorrow at 8pm to Marin Coast Chamber of Commerce at Woodacre Lodge. The talk will cover communications in Marin county.
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Roge
Kane
San Rafael
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Marin Coast Chamber of Commerce
Woodacre Lodge
Woodacre Kane
Marin County
Actor William Holder Rescues Elderly Neighbor
In North Hollywood an actor William Holder pulled an elderly neighbor from a swimming pool last night but she died later in hospital. The incident occurred in the neighbor’s home where bystander action saved the person’s life but was not enough to prevent death.
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North Hollywood
William Holder
St Vincent's Boys Begin Five Day Yosemite Camping Trip
Nineteen St Vincent's School for Boys youths, aged 12 to 15, depart Oakland for a five day camping outing in Yosemite Hills. Firefighter William Albertoni, originator since 1945, leads the trip funded by Holy Names Society and aided by Oakland Fire Department hospitality fund.
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St Vincents School For Boys
Yosemite
Oakland Fire Department
Ine Department
William Albertoni
Air Force
St Vincent's
Albertoni
Oakland
Holy Names’ Society of Our Lady of Lourdes
Yosemite Area
Foley and Buk
San Rafael
Matin
Walter B Selmer
U S Rejects Russian Five Power Peace Pact Proposal
The United States calls Russia's five power peace plan a propaganda trap and says Moscow must honor existing obligations before proposing new ones. State Department disputes claim of Western warmongering while noting the UN Charter remains the framework for peace. Shvernik's letter reiterates Moscow's support for a world peace resolution submitted to Congress last June.
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United States
Russia
State Department
Kremlin
Nikolai Shvernik
Truman
U.S
Robon
Britain
France
China
Michael J. McDermott
United Nations
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U.N
Shvernik
Moscow
Congress
City Renames Streets After Council Action
The Cote Maderre city council renames Second Street to Manzanila Avenue and Third Street to Oakdale Avenue. The change takes effect September 6, completing the program to rename numbered streets after previously renaming First Street to Tamalpais Drive.
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Cote Maderre
Second Street
Manzanila Avenue
Third Street
Oakdale Avenue
5 Day Week In City Hall Is Delayed
San Rafael city employees face a delay in adopting a five day 40 hour work week while county workers skip the coming Saturday. The council postponed a vote on the plan to set 30 hour 8 to 5 hours Monday through Friday with exceptions for fire police street harbor library and others. Debate over allowing street workers to stay home Saturdays stalled the proposal as members weighed 48 paid hours versus the standard 44. The issue to be reconsidered when all five council members are present later this month.
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San Rafael
Elf
Montel« Gal
San Rafael City Library
Ed Culver
Harry Albert
Culver
Homer Wood
Charles Aby
Phil Brown
Corte Madera Awards Repaving Contract To Local Company
Corte Madera city council awarded Brown-Ely Co a contract for repaving First Street and Montecito Drive and adding a parking lot near the railroad tracks. A bid from A G Ralsch Co of Novato was higher at 10 499. Work to begin in one week to ten days after power poles are moved by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph and P G and FE.
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
P. G and FE
Small Grass Fire Extinguished in San Rafael Marshes
San Rafael firemen fought a grass fire along Francisco boulevard near King Cotton, burning a 20 by 20 feet strip in the marshes before being extinguished.
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San Rafael
Francisco Boulevard
King Cotton
Quarter Million In New S. A. Building For July
San Rafael issued 254500 in building permits in July led by residential housing 205800 from 18 permits. Pat Tarrant obtained 28 units at Gilenaire near Bret Harte and Williams Construction 23 homes at Mesa Vista Subdivision No 2 near Gloria drive. Remodeling and commercial work totaled about 50000 with notable entries for Dr T W Hosford 83 Summit Avenue and Dr F W Rhinelander 1717 Fifth Avenue.
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San Rafael
Walter Hellwig June
Pat Tarrant
Gilenaire
Bret Harte
Williams Construction Company
Mesa Vista
Gloria Drive
T. W. Hosford
San Francisco
Summit Avenue
F. W. Rhinelander
Belvedere Votes On Tax Rate Change Tonight
Belvedere polls open until 7 PM for late voters as residents decide whether to raise the maximum tax rate from $1 to $160 per $100 assessed valuation.
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Belvedere
Train Makes A Profit On Its Final Day's Run
In Rochester New York the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported the last run of its seven mile branch line to Perry turned a profit for the first time in a decade. Paying passengers boarded the final trip amid a ceremonial sendoff.
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Rochester
USC
Banch
Perry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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