Six Injured In Heavy Traffic On Highway 101
California Highway Patrol cites two accidents on U S 101 near Alto and San Rafael. Theodore Somaulat, 44, San Rafael, blamed for crossing double white line and driving too fast. three vehicles collided, yielding minor injuries to Ernest Reimann and two passengers, Margaret Eaton and her daughter Cara. A Greyhound bus, driven by Sherwood Shippey, also involved. Shippey cited for driving without due caution. Three others and a bus passenger were treated for minor cuts and bruises. investigation continues.
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California Highway Patrol
Theodore Somaulat
Fifth Avenue
San Rafael
Che
Ernest Reimann
San Franisco
Alto
Rei
U.S. 101
Edward A. Greene
Hamilton Fietch
Weldon Smith
Alameda
John McQuistan
Oakland
Sherwood Shippey
Shippey
Raymond Muth
Citrus Helgme
Lawrence Burn
Hamilton Air Force Base
Greene
Burn
San Rafael General Hospital
CHP
Hearst Ties to Sausalito and San Rafael Military Academy
The article notes William Randolph Hearst lived in Sausalito after taking over the San Francisco Examiner in 1887 and spent childhood years at his parents' Sausalito home. Hearst Jr. was educated at San Rafael Military Academy, reflecting the publisher's family in Marin history.
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William Randolph Hearst
Ty Coot
Hearst
Salisallto
Sea Point
San Francisco Examiner
S.9. Sen
George Hearst
Sausalito
William Randolph Hearst Jr
San Rafael Military Academy
General Hall warns Marin of postwar communist threat
Maj Gen William E Hall, former U S MI Berlin head, told about 400 Marin County representatives that Americas danger lies ahead despite a Korea truce. He outlined three Soviet tactics, urged civil defense support, and urged Marin to stay vigilant against apathy and communism.
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America
Korea
William E. Hall
U. S. Military Intelligence
Berlin
Marin County
Mill Valley
Hall
United States
Fourth Air Force
Hamilton Air Force Base
Red Army
General Hall
Marin
BE. Carl Engelhart
Ml Valley
First L A Curfew Case Tests Marin Jurisdiction
A 15-year-old boy, alleged violator of San Anselmo’s new curfew, faces Marin County juvenile authorities after being found asleep in a parked bus at 3 40 a m Police Officer Cecil Barber reported the youth could not explain why he was in the vehicle His parents could not be located at the address given by the boy The youth is in the county jail’s juvenile section San Anselmo Police Chief Don Wood said the curfew bars anyone under 18 from city streets after 11 p m unless with parents or traveling from home to work or recreation.
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United States
Hall
Marin County
Mill Valley Post
American Legion
Europe
San Anselmo
Marin
Cecil Barber
Marin City
Don Wood
Marin Builders Told Of Honor Priority Plan
Marin builders convened with National Association of Home Builders officials to review a new controlled materials plan set to begin Oct 1. Builders would certify priorities under a voluntary system limiting copper to 35 pounds and steel to 1 600 pounds per single family home. Cortright forecast a nationwide 850 000 home capacity if materials use remains minimal.
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Marin Builder
Frank W. Cortright
National Association of Home Builders
Cortright
Carl Laws
Fairfax
Marin Builders
National Association
Hamilton House
P. A. Bates
Marin Association
Miels Schultz, Jr
Greenbrae
California
Congress
America
Begonia Show and Bass-Baritone Concert Weekend Plans
A begonia show runs in the Bank of San Rafael lobby until 10 pm tonight, with judging finished before opening. Tomorrow Forest Meadows hosts Chinese bass-baritone i Kwei Sze at 3 pm, gates at 1 30, bus from San Rafael Greyhound, KTIM rebroadcast at 9 30 am, and an interview Monday at 11 am.
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San Rafael
Bank of San Rafael
Forest Medows
i-Kwei Sze
KTIM
Begonia
Marin Budget Cuts Sought By Taxpayers Association
Marin supervisors meet Monday to hear protests and suggestions on the 1951 52 budget as the Marin Taxpayers Association pushes for a $160 559 reduction.
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Marin
Marin Taxpayers Association
Taxpayers clash over county budget cuts and road program
County supervisors and the private taxpayers association edge toward the same $1.70 per $100 AV tax rate while contending over budget cuts. The board trimmed $113,827 from the preliminary budget, $70,000 on big items and $43,877 on maintenance and supplies. The taxpayers seek larger cuts of $239,725 on big items and $20,824 on small items, including $76,455 from the building program. Debate over reserve funds and a proposed $250,000 road program leaves final action pending.
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Taxpayers’association
Taxpayers
Leon A. de Lisle
Taxpayers’ Group
Bert. Broemmel
Taxpayers’ Association
TFEMA
Broem
Mel
Kroeger Plan to Reshape Marin County Government
Elwood Ennis of Kroeger and Associates will present the Kroeger Report to Marin County at the Associated Chambers of Commerce dinner in San Rafael on August 29. He will breakdown the plan's components and explain potential impacts, plus reference how similar plans fared in other California counties.
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Kroeger
Marin County
Elwood Ennis
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Ennis
Louis J. Kroeger and Associates
Marin
Associated Chambers
Mission Inn
San Rafael
Airman Faces Auto Theft Charge in Marin Court
A 19 year old airman from Travis Air Force Base California Willan Reinhart has been returned to Marin to answer car theft charges. He listed Reading Pennsylvania as home and is jailed on a Marin Justice Court warrant with bail set at 3000 dollars. The theft involved a Chevrolet club coupe from W J Bell used car lot in San Anselmo on July 25.
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Travis Air Force Base
Fairfield
Marin
San Anselmo
Don Wood
Willan Reinhart
Reading
Wood
Reinhart
Solano County
Marin Justice Court
W. J. Bell
Truce Talks To Continue Sunday Morn
Four man armistice subcommittee met in Kaesong on the buffer zone planning the cease fire talks. The off the record discussions adjourned after a lengthy session with no progress reported. They will reconvene at 11 a m tomorrow in the Korea time frame.
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Munbsan
Korea
Kaesong
Kids Day Set Tonight in Marin at Albert Field
Marin youth gather at Albert Field San Rafael tonight at 7 p m for Kids Day hosted by the Twenty Thirty club. Activities include bubble gum water melon and ple eating contests plus a beauty contest for the homeliest man in the county and a donkey ball game between San Rafael and Sausalito clubs.
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Marin County
Albert Field
San Rafael
Twenty-Thirty Club of
Sausalito
Inmate Recaptured After Flat Tire Escape Spur
Quentin inmate Roger A. Jones, 28, built a makeshift tunnel in a scrap yard shed at San Quentin, boarded a scrap metal truck, and fled after the vehicle developed a flat. Highway patrol halted the truck at the Golden Gate toll house near 4:30 pm. Jones surrendered, quipping that trucks come and go and he chose the one with a flat tire.
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Quentin
Gate Span Toll Plaza
San Quentin
Roger A. Jones
Jones
State Highway Patrol
Golden Gate Bridge
Toll House
Saint Raphael Choir to Broadcast on CBS Radio
The men’s choir from St. Raphael’s Catholic Church in San Rafael will be heard nationwide tomorrow at 7 30 AM on the Church of the Air programs over CBS KCBS. The feature highlights the church’s musical group and national radio reach.
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St. Raphael's Catholic Church
San Rafael
Church of the Air
Columbia Broadcasting System
KCBS
Juvenile Ring Cracked in Marin Crime Wave
San Anselmo police say two boys aged 12 and 15 are being questioned in connection with a wave of robberies across San Anselmo Fairfax and San Rafael. Missing items valued at 200 to 300 dollars include a revolver radio harmonica money wine and shells. One boy is in custody with parents. the other will be questioned on return from vacation. Both reside in San Anselmo and Fairfax. The case goes to Marin Juvenile Court for action.
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San Anselmo
Fairfax
San Rafael
Don Wood
Wood
Marin
Gun Club Told Of State Plans At Scout Hall
Seth Gordon, expert on California fisheries and game issues, outlined trends at a Marin Red and Gun gathering. He urged a long range fish and game program as California population nears 11 million and could outpace New York in a decade. Funds for wildlife facilities would come largely from the state horse racing fund, with hatcheries and other projects under way.
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Seth Gordon
California
Marin
Scout Hall
Gordon
California Haa
New York
Warren Plans Trip to See Guardsmen in Japan
Governor Earl Warren plans a rapid air trip to Japan to visit California's National Guard Division in training. The trip awaits passport, has DoD approval, and is to be hurried. He aims to return for the opening ceremony of the Japanese peace treaty in San Francisco on September 4.
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Warren
Sacramento
Earl Warren
Japan
California
Natonal Guard Division
Department of Defense
San Francisco
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Germany
Sir Francis Drake
Ross Valley
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