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Newspaper

Daily Independent Journal

Location

San Rafael, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1951

Page

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Judge sustains challenge to bay bridge funding plan

Superior Judge Grover W. Bedean upheld a demurrer to suits seeking to block $750,000 for San Rafael Richmond bay bridge plans and surveys. The petitions claim the law taps bay toll funds if bonds aren’t issued, but the judge ruled the petitions show no constitutional flaw and gave plaintiffs 10 days to amend.

Sacramento Grover W. Bedean Legislaiie San Rafael-Richmond Bay Bedeau Bedeaut Kuchel Beceau Jones Tweed San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Bay Bridge San Rafael

Marin Symphony Presents Free Christmas Concert Tomorrow

All is in readiness as Marin Symphony with Chinton Lewis baton hosts a free Christmas concert at Marin Catholic High School auditorium Greenbrae at 8 20 p m. The program features holiday selections with the College of Marin choir plus live performances by local woodwinds violins and flutes in a second county reactivated series sponsored by Marin Art and Garden Center Ross.

Chinton Lewis Marin Marin Symphony Orchestra College of Marin Marin Catholic High School Greenbrae Marin Art and Garden Center Ross

Marin Musings by Rafael Marin on bridge closure debates

Reader notes reflect on San Anselmo council praise for James A. Rickels and toll plaza closure, while recalling earlier windstorm actions and mixed opinions. Marin cites local quarrels, a New York meeting led by Kurt Mertig, and views on U S policy in Germany Korea and peace efforts, with satirical asides about patriotism.

San Anselmo James A. Rickels Golden Gate Bridge Kurt Mertig America York Cafe 4Th Street York Avenue New York City Mertig United States Germany de Sident Truman Mertly Rafael Marin Korea

Arts Council Yale Festival Sunday at Brown's Hall

The Marin Guild of the Arts Sciences and Professions hosts a children friendly Christmas festival at Brown's Hall Mill Valley from 11 am to 8 pm. Toys will be available and entertainment includes puppetry weaving pottery ballad singing and dancing.

Brown's Hall Mill Valley Marin Gannal

Rainfall totals and weather notes from the period

Weather summary notes rainfall totals for the current period and seasonal average, indicating a total of 9.03 and mentioning temperatures with a high and low around 40 to 0. The fragment references daily conditions and a price or value line, but details are incomplete.

Full Study Of Bridge Safety Seen

Concut studies of the Golden Gate bridge are expanded to assess changes that would raise strength and storm damage resistance. Clifford Paine, special engineer, told directors he would stay on the job for a thorough study of all bridge phases. He plans to issue recommendations in a final report around the next meeting. Some directors pressed for a broader review beyond repairs, urging wide expertise and references to University of Washington wind studies and new designs. A special meeting for Paine’s report was proposed, to cover storm damage, north pier fender, scaffolding, and approach widening.

Golden Gate Bridge Clifford @. Paine Paine Jesse Calman Colman University of Washington Philips Davies Davies H. d. Fehely North Pier

Clarification Sought by Fairfax Fire Chief Appointee Charles Thornton

Charles F. Thornton, long time Fairfax employee, is named chief of the city fire department. He asks for a six month probation clarification and to retain status as a fireman during that period. Thornton would replace Kenneth Hicks, who left December 1950 on disability leave.

Charles F. Thornton City of Fairfax Kenneth Hicks Hicks Thornton Sioner Harry Heifetz Fire Department

Zaro Proposes 1,000-Boat Harbor on Richardson Bay

Industrialist Zaro wants Army Corps permit to dredge the north end of Richardson Bay to create a sheltered harbor for up to 1,000 cabin cruisers. The plan envisages dredging about 260000 cubic yards to six feet depth, using the canal as transit, with Costa figures and costs undisclosed. Zaro envisions Theresa’s Sheltered Boat Harbor near Highway 101, with potential assistance from Sausalito and Mill Valley officials.

Toa Lounc Minin Newport Gerge Leo Zaro Army Corps of Engineers Richardson Bay Zara San Rafael Sabella Redwood Bridge Mull Valley Theresa Zaro Laucelita Canal Pittsburg H. F. Lauritzen Harbor Enterprise Zare Mill Valley Sausalito Sue County Planning Commission

Stolen cocker spaniel Tippy touches San Rafael Meadows child

Two year old Bobby Wendt mourns the loss of his golden cocker spaniel Tippy who vanished from 14 Carrillo Drive San Rafael Meadows. His worried parents Mr and Mrs R C Wendt urge return of the pet to cheer the boy during a difficult Christmas season.

San Rafael Meadows Tippy Bobby Wendt Bobby R. C. Wendt Santa Claus Carrillo Drive

Sleepy Hollow Drainage Matter Delayed to December 21

Harold Kiang's request for a writ of mandate ordering San Anselmo developer Columbus J. Pierce to change drainage facilities in the Sleepy Hollow Addition was postponed to December 21 when it came up for hearing yesterday before Superior Judge Thomas F. Keating.

Harold Kiang San Anselmo Columbus J. Pierce Sleepy Hollow Thomas F. Keating

Weather Report for Bay and Sierra Nevada

Bay area experiences night fog giving way to fair afternoons with little temperature change. Sierra Nevada forecast shows fair tonight and partly cloudy Sunday with a slight temperature change.

Bay Sierra Nevada

Mullens Gets Two Additional S Q Terms

Sherman Muens, a San Quentin convict who stabbed another, received two extra sentences yesterday on top of ten already served. Judge Thomas F. Keating ordered one year to life for possession of a knife and five years to life for assault. Muens had been imprisoned in San Quentin in Shasta County for plan brhefs.

Sherman Muens San Quentin Thomas F. Keating Mullen Fran Shasta County

Truce Teams Accuse Reds On Rotation At Panmunjom

UN rejected a Communist troop rotation proposal arguing it would limit replacements to 5 000 over four months and risk a veto. Maj. Gen. Howard Turner denounced the Reds as deadlocked after 19 days of armistice talks while Rear Admiral Ruthven Libby faulted Red Cross access to prison camps. Subcommittees plan to reconvene at 11 am Sunday EST.

Panmunjom Korea United Nations U.N Howard Turner Turners Blast Ruthven EB. Libby Regs Red Cross Y

Fairfax City Council Backs Juke Box Tax Briefing

Fairfax city council tabled an ordinance taxing juke box owners 18 dollars per recording machine, after a lengthy discussion and protest. They lowered the proposed rate to 12 and then 10 as comparisons to nearby towns were cited, and decided to await Sam Gardiner for further clarification on revenue impact and regulatory limits.

Fairfax City Floyd Elliott Sam Gardiner atLooney Gardiner Council Inter San Anselmo San Rafael Sausalito Larkspur Corie Madera

Novato Seeks Entries for Christmas Decoration Contest

Novato Chamber of Commerce invites entries for its Christmas decoration contest with $15 prizes for best merchant and home displays, $10 second prizes. Merchants qualify automatically. home entries by postcard to the chamber. Local entrants include Paul Walline and others in Novato. county-wide entry forms appear in the paper.

Novato Chamber of Commerce Novato Paul Walline Haven Acres Vineyard Road George J. Cavallero Sixth Street Russell P. Knoebel Orange Street Independent Journal Marin Junior Chamber of Commerce

Snow And Cold Jam Traffic In East

The Midwest and East endure a record snowstorm and arctic cold with 31 deaths linked to the weather. The blast extends to the Gulf and Florida Keys, with brutal lows in Shreveport and Chicago and New England pummeled by up to five inches of snow.

Y United Press Rockies New England Midwest Gulf of Mexico Florida Keys Shreveport Miles City Mont Chicago New York

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