Juvenile Squad Set Up In San Anselmo
San Anselmo voters back a plan to create a juvenile squad within the police department. Chief Don Wood designates Officers Cecil M Barber and Ernest Mogri to handle juvenile cases and prevent trouble before it starts. The two officers will work without extra pay beyond overtime and will screen potential offenders, consult with parents, keep juvenile records, and enlist service club support for youth activities.
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San Anselmo
Don Wood
Wood
Cecil M Barber
Ernest Mogri
Carmel Booth
California
Booth
Police
School Board Orders Lovell Land Condemned
The San Rafael Bond of Education approves condemning Lovell avenue parcels for a proposed junior high on Woodland. If negotiations fail, condemnation proceeds on those parcels only. The board rescinds a $12,805 Rossel garage bus contract as illegal and calls for new bids. Parking lot bids go to James J. Thornton for 3,558. Sun Valley and Santa Venetia schools prepare occupancy after holidays with no drainage issues noted.
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Lovell Avenue
Lindara
Bond Streets
San Rafae
Bond of Education
Woodland Alt
San Rafael
Lovell
Demnation
Rossel Garage
Matin District Attorney's
Gillig Brothers
Hayward
Rossi
D. A
Oliver R. Hartzell
James J. Thornton
Sun Valley
Obatatmas
Spaniel Lost On Span Is Taken Home
Toll sergeants at Golden Gate bridge faced a puzzling search when Blondie a brown cocker spaniel reached the toll plaza looking across the span. Master Richar Sudholt of Nogato recognized the dog and explained she had been taken to friends in San Francisco last week before returning, so Sudholt reclaimed the faithful pet.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Blondie
Richar Sudholt
Nogato
San Francisco
South African Flyer Speaks Tomorrow at Mill Valley Club
Joan Langstein of Mill Valley, formerly of South Africa and a former South African air force member, will address the MIN Valley Optimists tomorrow. The meeting begins at 12:10 p.m. and is held at Buckeye.
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Joan Langstein
Mill Valley
South Africa
Air Force
Tomorow
MIN Valley Optimists Club
Buckeye
State Engineers OK New Capitol Annex
The new 7.5 million dollar addition to the state capitol received state approval after a late inspection found it satisfactory. D. C. Willett, chief construction engineer, said the annex, two and a half years in construction, would be accepted from the contractors and payment released.
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State
New Capitol
Sacramento
State Capitol
D. C. Willett
Division of Architecture
Com
Three Burglaries in San Rafael Biggest Haul $100
San Rafael police continued on scene investigations today of three burglaries. The largest haul, about $100, was taken from San Rafael French Cleaners at 6b Lincoln Avenue after entry through a rear door. At 448 Francisco Boulevard, $160 lay on a table in the Cason Glove Company building. A third break at Griddlest Fourth and Lincoln yielded no loot.
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San Rafael
French Cleaners
Lincoln Avenue
Cason Glove Company
Eisco
Fouth
Lincoln
Warden Meeting Draws 100+ in Mill Valley
More than 100 Mill Valley residents attended a block wardens meeting at City Hall to hear San Francisco Battalion Chief J H Weldon outline civil defense plans. Mayor Harrison Leppo and CD officials urged wardens to organize their groups, sign loyalty oaths, and train the public in self protection and calm response to disasters. The next meeting on January 16 will feature Hamilton Air Force Base personnel.
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Mill Valley
Reactiva S
Ley City Hall
San Francisco
J H WoLendon
Melendon
Harrison Leppo
Civil Defense Organization
Leppo
Alex Almeranis
Henry Schuler
Schuler
Joop
Hamilton Air Force Base
CBS Pays Taxes On Novato Transmitter Amid Settlement
Marin county received a 1407 payment from the Columbia Broadcasting System as the first county tax on its new transmitter north of Novato. County Assessor George Hall said the transmitter was not complete on March 1, the assessment date, and only building and towers existed. A compromise was arranged with CBS to pay 2814 this year while full assessment lands next year. District Attorney Richland M. Sims ruled the arrangement legal.
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CBS
Novato
Marin County
Columbia Broadcasting System
Novato County
George Hall
Hall
Trustees Defend Superintendent Rickless Amid Criticism
San Anselmo Kent Held and Fairfax trustees counter criticism of superintendent Bob Rickless in Independent Journal letters. They praise his work with three districts, note low administrative costs, and say united efforts have kept building pace with rising enrollments.
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San Anselmo
Kent- Held
Fairfax
Independent-Journal
Galbreath
A. M Chambilist
Independent Journal
Galbeath
Ricklets
Rickleys
Kentfield
Chambliss
Rickjefs
San Anselmo Board
Greenbrae
The
Independent - Journal
Galeath
Rickless
Washington
Bob Rickless
Gublis
U.N. Fears Reds May Not Release All Allies Held
United Nations officials warned the Communists may not release all prisoners as a five point exchange plan was rejected. The UN insists on man for man exchange and cautions premature bulk release could lose prisoners. Allies criticize Red Cross access and demand data on prisoners held and conditions.
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U.N
Reds
Munsan
United Nations
Panmunjom
The
UMN
Red Cross
Pan»munjom
Keith Dearth Re-elected President of Mill Valley Chamber
Keith Dearth secretary of Northwestern Savings and Loan Association was unanimously re-elected president of the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce at a directors meeting this morning. Harold Hayes was named vice president Guido Todaro treasurer and Jean Pierce secretary-manager. Dearth appointed Ruth Murphy Gerald Gooch and George Foreman as judges for the Christmas decoration contest. Next board meeting set for January.
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Keith Dearth
Northwestern Savings and Loan Association
Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce
Harold Hayes
Guido Todaro
Jean Pierce
Dearth
Ruth ‘Murphy
Gerald Gooch
George Foreman
Fog halts air fighting as clouds blanket Korean front
Fog and clouds restrict air activity across the Korean front. The US Fifth Air Force reports no major operations while patrols push out across the western front near Yondon seeking artillery support at the first sign of enemy. East of the front, a Red probing force of about two platoons was repulsed after a brief skirmish.
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
Yondon
Denies Charges By Teitelbaum
Washington report says Elias Naster denied under oath before a House Ways and Means subcommittee that he ever attempted to obtain money from Abraham Teitelbaum related to Teitelbaum’s tax problems. He rejected Teitelbaum’s claim that Naster and Frank Nathan tried to extort $500,000 in a tax case and said he never suggested Teitelbaum’s lawyer’s name.
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Washington
EK. Naster
Abraham Teittelbaum
Teitel‘baum
House
Naster
Teitelbaum
Frank Nethan
Veitelbaum
Raster
Hotse Ways and Means
District To Ban Floods Is Proposed
About 200 Ross Valley residents attended a College of Marin meeting to hear flood control proposals. Attorney Phil Kennedy urged forming a flood district while Dalton Cherry presented a county survey from 1946 to 1948 and damming and creek work in Fairfax and San Quentin areas. A Ross committee led by F H Rees, Brig Gen Charles Kilburn, Benny Muller, and Albert Barrows will coordinate with San Anselmo and Kentfield civic groups to review surveys and floods history for solutions.
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Ross Valley
College of Meath
Phil Kennedy
San Rafael
Dalton Cherry
College of Main
Cheny
Fairfax Valley
Corte Madera Cleak
San Quentin
San Anselmo
G R Ocur
Cherry
Ross
Fairfax
Valley
F H Rees
Charles S Kilburn
Benny H Muller
Albert Barrows
Kentfield
Kentfield Civic League
Muller
John Beckett
Haold Tornroth
John Lee
Rees
Navy Reserve Unit Plans Marin Electronics Center
Cmdr John A Clark announced plan for a 50 by 100 foot site in city park for a steel frame electronics training center for naval reservists. A 20 year lease at one dollar yearly was requested, with emergency generator power and restricted wavelengths for equipment valued at about sixty thousand dollars. The building would serve reserve training and could aid civil defense, with a project cost near five thousand dollars. opposition centered on park suitability of the sun tan structure, prompting the city to seek a legal description and lease notice.
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San Anselmo
Navy
Naval
Cmdr
John A Clark
Lath Naval District
Clark
Marin
David Cohn
Cohn
John G. Baresh
Mill Valley approves Shapiro expansion after permit snag
Mill Valley planners authorized Herb Shapiro to proceed with a large addition behind his Miller Avenue auto agency and market, after halting work due to missing permits. The planning commission discussed parking, submitted plans, and adjourned past midnight with a January 8 regular meeting set, possibly a special session to finish last night’s agenda.
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Mill Valley
Herb Shapiro
Peter Treguboff
Blithedale Terrace
West Bilithedale
Bigelow and
Eldridge Streets
Bigelow
J. D. Witter
Circle Drive
Lovell Avenue
Thomas A. Cox
Carlson
Hast
J. W. Wister
Wister
Atera
Planning Commission
Ground Breaking Planned for Peace Lutheran Church
Peace Lutheran Church in Mill Valley prepares for a Sunday ground breaking on Tennessee Valley Road near Highway 1. Congregation president G Gunnar Abramson to strike first spade. rites after 11 am service at Outdoor Art Club. Construction aims to finish in six months with an all purpose parish hall for about 200 worshippers.
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Tennessee Valley Road
Highway 1
G. Gunnar Abramson
Peace Church
Robert K. Menzel
Ecorner
East Blithedale
Throckmorton Avenues
Mill Valley
Menzel
Arnold and Prancia Constable
Sausalito
Earthquake Shakes Central Mexico
A "quite strong" quake centered in the mountains northeast of Mexico City was recorded on Fordham university seismographs last night. The Rev. Joseph Lynch said the quake was centered 1,963 miles southwest of New York.
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New York
UPI
Mexico City
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
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