Slow progress on Golden Gate Bridge repairs after storm
Special engineer Clifford Paine told the bridge board repairs on the San Francisco tower expansion joint will finish tomorrow though progress is slower than expected. Marin tower work should wrap by January 10 with no final cost estimate given. Directors urged hiring top national engineers to review the bridge from top to bottom for a comprehensive safety report.
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Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Tower
Chat
Clifford Paine
Marin
Paine Als
Jesse Coleman
Matt Graham
United States
New Year Resolution Promises Marin Property Listings
Independent Journal ads invite readers to find any Marin property type including homes farms income or business listings in the newspaper want ads and plan real estate moves in the new year.
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Marin
Independent Journal
Independent-Journal
Marin Clay elects five to Tenants Council in low turnout
Marin Clay voters elected five new members to the Tenants Council yesterday as only 97 ballots were cast from several thousand eligible. Winners were William E. Means 84 James William Nolte Sr 56 Charles J Secour 58 Dortha Lee English 50 and James Founes 50. Unsuccessful were Mrs Betty Van Dyke 46 Ken Howard 38 William Cyprian 37 and George E Lauf enberg 27. They take seats at the council's first New Year meeting January 7.
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Marin Clay
William E. Means
James William Nolte, Sr
Charles J. Secour
Dortha Lee English
James Founes
Betty van Dyke
Ken Howard
William Cyprian
George E. Laufenberg
Paris Auto Riot Near Renault Plant Sparks Clash
Police clashed with workers demonstrating near the Renault plant on Paris outskirts. No injuries were officially reported though initial estimates varied.
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Paris
Renault Automobile
Sausalito Pie Shop Burglary Clear Up Night Incident
A pie shop burglary in Sausalito resulted in $40 damage after a plate glass window was broken by two youths who fled the scene. Police questioned two juveniles, a 17 year old and a 15 year old, who were later turned over to county probation officials. A neighbor alerted authorities, and officers arrived before the suspects could escape or reenter the shop.
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Hank Mendenhall
Bridgeway
Sausalito
San Rafael Flooded as Tide, Rain Hit Marin
High tide and light rainfall left Marin residents flooded along San Rafael Bay and Railroad Avenue near San Quentin Wye. Homes were evacuated as water covered floors up to two feet. Another high tide reached 64 feet, with intermittent showers forecast for the weekend. Police noted slides on Belvedere Avenue and a fallen tree in Belvedere. Firefighters aided bridge repairs near Tecalma as currents weakened the crossing.
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San Rafael Bay
Railroad Avenue
San Quentin Wye
Weather Department
San Quentin
Clyde Tynes
King Cotton
Hons
W. m. Tynes
Golden Gate
Belvedere Avenue
Bella Vista Avenue
Belvedere
Tecalama
Hamilton Airman to Perform on Del Courtney Talent Show
Sgt. Wayne Dickinson of Hamilton Air Force Base will sing several songs on Del Courtney television talent show tomorrow. The program will be broadcast on KPIX-TV and is sponsored by Marin Armed Forces Service Center. Dickinson recently received a wrist watch for his amateur show performance.
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Wayne Dickinson
Hamilton Air Force Base
del Courtney
Kpix-Tv
Dickinson
Marin Armed Forces Service Center
CHP Closes Donner Summit Amid Heavy Snowfall
California Highway Patrol ordered 0.5, 40 closed to all traffic over Donner Summit today due to heavy snow. Patrol hoped to reopen the transcontinental highway this afternoon, with trucks and skiers barred for the day if needed.
U N Negotiators Drop Aerial Inspection Demand
United Nations negotiators concede a key point in Korea truce talks by dropping the demand for aerial reconnaissance. Communists agree to share information on about 50,000 unaccounted for prisoners while U.N. Allies offer data on Red detainees.双方受损部队轮换与边界监督方案仍在谈判中。
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Munsan
United Nations
U.N
Trina
Libby
Reds
North Korea
Trucs
Korea
Flood Waters Roll Out Of Sierra Nevada Watershed
Flood waters spread from the Sierra Nevada watershed between Merced and Fresno as the Chowchilla and Fresno rivers neared flood stage this afternoon. Small creeks rose rapidly, with the Weather Bureau issuing preliminary flood warnings for valley streams not controlled by dams amid an alarming rate of rise.
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Sierra Nevada
Merced
Peat Bureau
Chowchilla
Weather Bureau
San Joaquin Valley
Man Charged With Passing Bad Check At Market
Eugene A. Johnson, 27, of Marin City, held at county jail on a charge of passing a $15 check at Littleman Super Market in Corte Madera. Market manager Mrs. Alice E. Zleroff filed the complaint in the district attorney's office. Check dated December 15 drawn on Bank of America Hamilton Field branch. Johnson allegedly used a Lagunitas address.
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Eugene A. Johnson
Marin City
Corte Madera
Alice E. Zleroff
Hamilton Field
Bank of America
Johmson
Hunters Accused After Frozen Locker Game Seized in Marin
Marin district attorney and Fish and Game wardens raided locker plants finding ducks and venison in five lockers. One locker contained 69 ducks and 84 pounds of unstamped venison, others held 48 ducks and unstamped meat. Law permits six ducks and stamped deer meat. Investigations and warrants possible for all violators.
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al Giddings
Marin
W. C. Welssich
Lee Shea
Giddings
Weissich
Giddings and
Shea
Atorney
Allies Battle Freezing Weather on Western Front
United Nations forces fought in icy conditions to retake an advanced position in the Korangpo sector after 1000 Chinese Communist troops seized ground yesterday. The action aimed to stabilize the western front amid harsh weather and ongoing combat.
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8Th Army
United Nations
Korangpo
Four Die as Fire Rips Kansas City Apartment Hotel
A blaze last night swept through an apartment hotel in Kansas City killing four people and injuring at least seventeen. Firefighters battled the flames as residents fled the building, and investigators began to determine the cause.
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Kansas City
Record Marin building permits show 1951 high level
Marin County unincorporated areas posted a record 1951 building activity with about 2 375 housing units valued at 10 million dollars. County Building Inspector Lester Ryan reported 15 305 708 dollars in construction and noted August was the peak month for the Raphael Village housing project.
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Marin County
Marin
Lester Ryan
Ryan
Ford J. Flack
Flack
Bay Area
Raphael Village
Hamilton Field
J. D. O'Connor
Schulte Company
H. A. Crocker
Plane search broadens as weather clears
Air and ground searchers pressed the hunt for the missing C-47 with eight aboard, led by Capt. Clarence Molder. Cpl. L. Y. Peterson of Fort Cronkhite among crew. about thirty planes flew today and over a hundred more planned for tomorrow if the craft remains unfound.
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Red Bluff
Cpl. L. Y. Peterson
Fort Cronkhite
Clarence Molder
Alto M V to Discuss Sewer Tie In
A Thursday evening meeting will bring Mill Valley officials and Alta Sanitary District directors to discuss Alto district using Mill Valley sewage disposal plant. Mayor Harrison Leppo and City Manager Alex Almoranta will talk with Frank Gamble and other Alto board directors about service costs and allocations. Mill Valley already has an agreement with Homestead Sanitary District for plant use. The main issue is how much of the treatment plant cost would be charged to Alto if it joins Mill Valley.
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Mill Valley
Alta Sanitary District
Alto District
Harrison Leppo
Alex Almoranta
Frank Gamble
Alto
Homestead Sanitary District
Teets named San Quentin warden pledging policy continuity
Teets accepts appointment as Warden of San Quentin vowing no changes in policies or staff. He aims to continue Clinton Duffy’s humane reforms and rehabilitation program, praising the 12 years of progress and promising to work with competent department heads and staff.
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Teets
San Quentin
Clinton Duffy
Duffy
Ba Quentin
Warren
California Adult Authority
Penal Institution
Lst
State Capitol
State Adult Authority
Teds
Frank Jordan
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