District Hospital Open To Osteos Under New Bill
Marin’s proposed district hospital will be open to osteopaths as well as medical doctors under amendments to assembly bill No. 2562. The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Richard McCollister, was said to have achieved complete agreement with the California Medical Association and the California Osteopathic Association in Sacramento.
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Marin
Richard McCollister
Mill Valley
Associated Press
Sacramento
McCollister
California Medical Association
The
California Osteopathic Association
Assembly
Marin bill would open district hospitals to osteopaths
McCollister says amendments would let all physicians including osteopaths gain hospital staff membership and patient access under the Medical Practices Act. Dr. Robinson warns AMA approval may be required and questions whether standards would rise or fall if osteopaths are admitted. Independent Journal seeks CMA and AMA guidance on statewide hospital approval.
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McCollister
Ncluding
Marin
Business and Professions Code
Independent Journal
Louis L. Robinson
Marin County Medical Society
American Medical Association
Marin’s
AMA
Robinson
Morris Fishbein
California
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Associated Press
California Medical Association
Bad Check Passer Is Fined In Sausalito
Oliver E. Maxwell, 37, of Mill Valley, fined $50 in Sausalito Justice Court for passing a $50 bad check at Sequoia tavern. Similar Superior Court charge dismissed after guilty plea. Placed on two years probation and allowed to leave the country for radar control job in Alaska.
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Sausalito
Oliver E. Maxwell
Mill Valley
Sausalito Justice Court
Sequoia Tavern
Superior
Maxwell
Alaska
Jury Selection Underway In Coontz Trial In San Anselmo
Jury selection was still underway at noon for Merrill Coontz 63 Magnolia Avenue San Anselmo as the police court trial proceeded. The case is before Judge John Flor with Police Judge Fred Crisp disqualified earlier. Coontz faces charges of operating an electrical repair business in a residential zone and without a license amid his recall activity against two councilmen Love and Allen. Recall efforts led to a June 15 recall election.
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Merrill Coontz
Magnolia Avenue
San Anselmo
Coontz
Don Wood
Richard E. Love
John Flor
Larkspur
Fred Crisp
Love
Cecil J. Allen
Budget Cutting Bloc Suffers Setback
In Sacramento a bipartisan group failed to cut the Warren administration budget to 1948 levels. Hollibaugh led 18 members with 15 Democrats in seeking a $305,504 reduction for the Agriculture Department, but the motion failed 39 to 33 after extended debate.
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Sacramento
House
Barrymore Jr Wins Court Approval for First Film Contract
John Barrymore Jr. 16 wins court consent to sign his first movie deal. Accompanied by Dolores Costello Varwink, his contract offers $7500 for seven years with options to reach $50,000 per film in the final year.
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Los Angeles
Barrymore
John Barrymore Jr
Dolores Costello Vruwink
Marin Building Activity Levels Off Nationwide
Marin county sees a building slowdown as permits total 152 965 dollars in the past month. Mission San Rafael Arcangel reconstruction accounts for 60 000 dollars with seven new residences valued at 61 840 dollars. Last May permits reached 222 852 dollars with 19 homes and three commercial starts, while this May shows none.
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Marin County
Walter Hellwig
San Rafael
Mission San Rafael Arcangel
Hellwig
Army Presses Need For Small Boat Harbors On Marin Coasts
Directors of the Marin county hospital district met at the courthouse to open absentee ballots for the hospital bond election. They counted 96 YES to 38 NO, with absentee ballots too few to affect the result. The final tally last week stood at 13 031 YES to 5 663 NOES. Mrs Ubach said the board will seek a site and plan further developments with state officials and architect Robert Stanton. The next meeting is June 20.
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Marin County Hospital
Court House
Ubach
Robert Stanton
Marin plans three small boat harbors urged for coast
Col. S N Karrick, district engineer, endorses further study of tomales Bay and Bolinas Lagoon harbor plans and a Point Reyes Cove site. A Washington submission seeks congressional funding while cost justifications await determination. Larkspur splits include street repairs funded by city allocations and bids for Williams street repair.
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Marin County
Army Corps of Engineers
South Pacific
Corps of Engineers
Washington
Karrick
Congressional
San Rafael City Hall
Gambling Granny Case Highlights Glutamic Acid Treatment
A 49 year old California grandmother, Lula Bell Stimson, was treated with glutamic acid to curb compulsive gambling after a court favorable to medicine. Doctors described a sudden personality shift from devoted wife and mother to someone acting without regard for legal responsibility. The judge ordered continued jail hospital confinement during the treatment.
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Long Beach
Fred Miller
Lula Bell Stimson
Nan
Gardena
Miller
Lawson
Crahan
Marinacci
Petrillo Arrives in San Francisco Seeks Peaceful Tune
James Caesar Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians arrives in San Francisco and says he has no beers for the first time in years as part of a pledge for calmer proceedings during his visit.
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San Francisco
James Caesar Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Marin County Wins Second Superior Judge Seat
The California Assembly approved a bill for Marin County to add a second superior court judge. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Richard H. McCollister, heads to the Senate for action. The grand jury recommended the post after county officials urged the change.
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Assembly
Marin
State Assembly
Marin County
Sacramento
Richard H. McCollister
Mill Valley
McCollister
Marin County Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
Thomas Keating
Marin County Bar Association
Edward S. Butler
Butler
Warren
Marin Youths Held In Santa Rosa Thefts
Five Marin county juveniles were in custody after a private patrolman saw them exit the Ready Mix Cement Company building in Santa Rosa and deputies alleged thefts at the site and from Indian Creek Lumber Company on Highway 101.
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Marin
Santa Rosa
Marin County
Sonoma County
Bud Hull
Ready Mix Cement Company
West College Street
Robert Dollar
Indian Creek Lumber Company
Highway 101
Petaluma Milk—Man Sees Glowing Funnel-Shaped Object
Ray Moore a milker on a mountain ranch reports at 3 50 am a glowing funnel shaped flying object passing overhead from east to west. He says the craft was about 150 feet high, the size of a 500 pound bomb, and remained in view for about 15 seconds before fading like a slowly burning light. He had no idea what the object was.
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Petaluma
Ray Moore
Moore
Babies Problem For Atom Plants
David E. Lilienthal quipped that turnover at the Atomic Energy Commission may be due to spectators leaving because they had babies in response to Senator Hickenlooper’s charge that staff changes were excessive.
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Washington
David E
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
Commission
Arnold Receives Formal Transfer to Separate Air Force
General H H Arnold was formally transferred by President Truman from the Army to the newly created United States Air Force. He was presented an illuminated commission as a five star general. Arnold travels from Sonoma to West Point for his son David L Arnold’s graduation and upcoming wedding.
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H. H. Arnold
Army Air Force
Truman
Nhew
Air Force
Arnold
Army
Sonoma
Calif
West Point
David L. Arnold
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Jackie) Rice
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