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Newspaper

Daily Independent Journal

Location

San Rafael, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1951

Page

1

Flood wreckage deepens damage claims in San Rafael district

Residents and business owners in San Rafael's Irwin Street and Francisco Boulevard area blame city and Northwestern Pacific railroad for flood control failures. Estimates rise for ruined industrial properties with losses to machinery and storage, while some owners threaten legal action if negligence is proven.

San Rafael Northwestern Pacific Railroad Brot Marte Ight H. G. Little Irwin Little Irwin Street Francisco Boulevard NWP Rufus Rhodes Rhodes Crard Irwin Streat Ray Booge Bret Harte Mare Mesquito Trwin Street Pierce van & Storage Company Girard Bret Harte Lumber Company

Marin Musings: County Law Library Urges $1000 Books

Attorney Wallace Myors told the board that the county law library needs about $1,000 to acquire books including a bankruptcy volume. Chairman Bagshaw quipped a bankruptcy book could help if such needs persist. Belvedere council meeting featured a Christmas decorated Community Hall with councilmen on the platform and a pine tree backdrop.

Wallace Myors County Law Lbrary Board of Supervisors Myers Fred Bagshaw Law Library Belvedere Iasb Community Tall Counels Charlie Yates

Barbour Tickets Selling Fast for Mill Valley Talk

About 46 tickets remain for a talk by Dr. Richmond Barbour of San Diego, director of guidance and counselling in the San Diego school system. The event, hosted by Marin Mental Health Society, will be held in Tan High School with an audience of around 200, tickets on sale at Strawhbridge's in Mill Valley.

Marin Mental Health Society Mill Valley Richmond Barbour San Diego Barbour Independent Journal Tan High School Tlekela Strawhbridge

Taft Won't Enter California Primary

Senator Taft announced he will not file for California's presidential primary. He read a prepared statement at a Los Angeles press conference, saying he has told trends in California what he does not want his name entered here.

Taft California Los Angeles VPI Robert Taft

Golden Gate Bridge Repairs After Windstorm

Repairs will be needed on the Golden Gate Bridge after a 69 mile per hour windstorm last Saturday night closed the span for three hours. General manager James B. Rickets of Sleepy Hollow announced the plan, stressing repairs do not affect safety or traffic. The work targets the expansion joint guide assembly and other wear areas as engineers continue inspection under Clifford E. Paine. A board meeting is set for Friday at 10:30 a.m. to review preliminary reports.

Golden Gate Bridge James B. Rickets Sleepy Hollow Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District Rickets Golden Gate Clifford E. Paine Joseph B. Strauss

Sullivan Quits Utilities Staff Frank

Sullivan, the California Public Utilities Commission public relations director for ten years, resigns effective December 1. He joined the commission in 1941 and plans to enter private public relations work after the first of the year. He lives at 44 Filbert Street, Sausalito.

Sullivan Frank ©. Sullivan California Publi Utilities Commission Commission Filbert Street Sausalito

Yule Shopping Guide Highlights Marin Retail Spree

Albert's 16 page Christmas Value Guide appears as a separate supplement to tomorrow's Independent Journal. It marks one of Marin's largest advertisements by a retail store, aiming to help shoppers locate last minute gifts in the 16 remaining shopping days before Christmas.

Albert Independent Journal Guide Marin

Senate Unit Rejects Low Level Bridge Approach Waldo Plan

The Senate interim committee on Golden Gate bridge affairs, by a unanimous vote, reaffirmed support for widening Waldo Grade and rejected a low level approach proposed by the San Francisco-Marin Freeway association. Five of seven members heard legal and engineering status updates, with witnesses outlining cost estimates and route options.

Senate Waldo San Francisco-Marin Mill Valley John F Jack) McCarthy McCarthy Arthur W. Way Humboldt Presley Ayshire Sonoma County Randolph Collier Dela Norte Siskiyou Gerald J. O'Gara San Francisco Robert E. Reed Department of Public Works Glass Bridge Board Sausalito Caledonia Street Sen. McCarthy

Fairfax Hump Project to Be Reconsidered in January

Fairfax city council members delaying final action on three options to modify the railroad right of way between the business district and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. Plans include removing sidewalks for double parking, lowering the hump to Drake level for more space, or cutting Bothrias Avenue to Drake and adding a signal. Mayor Elliott says parking prospects look good but warns against future shortages.

Reed Bridge District Waldo L. A. Weymouth Weymouth Fairfax City Heve Sir Francis Drake Lloyd Elliott al Fox Harry Heifetz City Planning Commission Fairfax Lions Club Drake Bothrias Avenue Fairfax Marin Elliott

Japanese Scouts Honor Sausalito Visitor Honored

In San Francisco yesterday Michiharu Mishima Japan's chief Scout announced the Boy Scout movement carries a Sausalito link into Japan. He pinned a Silver Beaver badge on Martin H. Seaver a Sausalito resident and Hastings Law School student honored for service as a naval lieutenant stationed in Japan.

Japan Michiharu Mishima San Francisco Mishima Martin Hl. Seaver Buckley Avenue Sausalito Seaver Hastings Law School Scouts

U N Jets Down Or Damage 10 Red Jets

United Nations air forces reported destroying or damaging ten Russian built jets in North Korea. Five Red planes were destroyed and five damaged while no UN aircraft were harmed in the Wednesday engagements.

U.N Hlonin sanMy Headquan«Ters United Nations North Korea

Yule Decoration Contest Planned For Entire County

The Independent Journal and Matin Junior chamber of commerce sponsor their fourth annual Christmas decoration contest with prizes of 50, 25, 15, and 10. Decorations judged 7 to 9 p.m. December 20 and 21. Winners announced December 22. Applications on page 2, postmark by 5 p.m. December 19.

Independent Journal and Matin Junior Chamber of Commerce Independent

Dam Clearing Bid Accepted at Marin Big Carson Site

Ford Drayer of Alameda won the Marin Municipal Water District bid to clear a 300 acre dam site. The contract calls for completion within 60 days if weather cooperates, with a bid of 535 per acre, the lowest of ten bids. others reached up to 42,800 per acre.

Marins Big Carson Ford Drayer Alameda Marin Municipal Water District Drayer

San Rafael Building Permits Hit Low Noted in November

San Rafael Building Official Walter Hellwig reports November permits total $100,875, the lowest in two years, due to weather and material shortages. Residential permits dominate with six homes valued at $73,150. four commercial permits total $5,575 for additions or alterations. Largest projects include N. K. Reinhart at 95 Twin Oaks Avenue for $16,650 and HLL Detjem at 78 Sea Way for $15,200.

Hellwig N. K. Reinhart Twin Oaks Avenue Custom Building Hll. Detjem Sea Way F. Antontole

Would-Be Span Jumper Saved On Golden Gate Bridge

San Francisco patrolmen Blair B. Barclay and John O Malley saved 26 year old Dorothy M. Collins from leaping from the east rail of the Golden Gate Bridge. Collins, of San Francisco, was taken to a city hospital psychiatric ward after the dramatic rescue.

SAN Insancisco California Highway Patrol Golden Gate Bridge Blair B. Barclay Dorothy M. Collins San Francisco John O’malley O'Malley Barclay Collins Eureka

Ignacio Motel Expands with 30 Room Addition at Rancho Rafael

The Ignacio motel plans a 30 room and banquet hall addition costing about 175000 dollars. The project doubles room count to 70, follows a mission style, and includes a western ranch interior. Claude T. Lindsay of San Francisco leads construction with completion aimed for April 1952.

Rancho Rafael Ignacio Claude T. Lindsay Construction Company San Francisco Lindsay Company

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Yule Shopping Guide Warren Glass Freeway Association Sausalitan BEC OMES Pierce Lovell George Wheeler IPAL Lawrence Daley Norwood Avenue Ross Larkspur Howard Clark Piedmont Road Magnolia Avenue Hugh Campbell S. A Walter Hellwig Ignacio Motel Washington LLP Charles Oliphant Bureau of Internal Revenue Truman Corte George A. Bertram Construction Company
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