Bid To Cancel County Court Plan Rejected
A three hour supervisors' meeting ended with a motion to reject the countywide court reorganization dying for lack of a second. Supervisor Trumbull urged opposing the plan amid petitions from Novato Sausalito and Mill Valley groups. The plan would close township courts and create a two department municipal court for all cities, funded by revised costs.
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Robert Trumbull
Novato
Hnate
Senate
Sacramento
Trumbull
Chatman
T. Fred Bagshaw
William D. Fusselman
San Anselmo
Selbert L
Ee) Sefton
Sausalito
Chambers of Commerce
Kenneth Aili
Chamber of Commerce
North Marin
John M. Harlan
Mile
Valley
Prem Mul Valley
Keith Dearth
Fou
San Rafael
Texales
James Dougherty
Novate
Harlan
Stolen Cash From Mill Valley Food Market
Cash totaling 504.50 was taken from a safe at Mill Valley Food Mart 234 F street last night. The safe was pried and a rear second story window left open. Checks in the safe were not taken. Investigation ongoing by Mill Valley police.
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Mill Valley
Food Mart
Mim Valley
Tocosat Food Mart
Crimea
Crla~ Tant & Adinn
Produce Department of Market
Neith Cra
Tant Nor Pollee
Nolks
Assembly Refuses State Budget in Bustling Sacramento
Sacramento reports show the Assembly rejected the Senate version of California's 1951 52 budget by 268 to 6, sending the matter to a joint conference committee as adjournment nears. The Senate valued the budget at about 2.033 billion dollars with revisions, while Assembly members blasted the cuts and warned of risks to mental hygiene funds and school subsidies.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
CNN
Viner Thomas
San Pedro
Senate
Fratcds Duart Jr
Oakland
Marin Musings and Events Blur in a Quirky Local Scene
A chaotic Marin County column blends art, local business and civic notes. Lee Sutton of the Associated Chambers discusses a court reorganization with Board of Supervisors chairmen amid varied community chatter. The piece notes a sun-related display and various colorful local references, reflecting a muddled, humorous tone.
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Lee Sutton
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Fret Bagshaw
Sefton
Three Jailed In Hit Run Accidents
Marin traffic officers handled three hit-and-run crashes over the weekend injuring six people lightly. Francis E. Howard of Napa faced charges after leaving the Black Point 101 intersection collision with Melvin Turner of Corath. Howard and his wife sustained minor injuries and were cited for several driving offenses with a $1,000 bond. Frank Crawley of Mill Valley was jailed for a head-on crash in Corte Madera, later found, with two minor injuries to Ballard Stahlman and Dot Raymore. Crawley resisted arrest but was subdued at a Mill Valley friend’s home.
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Francis E. Howard
Napa
California Highway Patrol
Fred Chourret
Black Point
Highway 101
Howard
Melvin Turner
Corath
Minnie
Naps
Hutman
Avank
Mill Valley
Marin County
Corra Madera
Sylvester Nolan
Frank Crawley
Crawley
John W. Gordon
Locke Lane
Dot Raymore
Camino Alto Avenue
Nolan
Brahlman
Corte Madera
Capt
Sheriff Seeks Missing Boy After Beach Finds Suit
Marin county sheriff reports search for a 9 year old boy missing after a pile of clothing was found on Mair beach. deputies recovered a suit with blue jeans a jeweled belt Hopalong Cassidy buckle Roy Rogers neckerchief vest and socks. Laundry marks FC 6 LEE 3 and DW i are under investigation.
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Marin County
Walter B. Sellmer
Mair Beach
Sellmer
Selmer
Hopatong Cassidy
Selimer
San Anselmo Crash Injures Mother and Daughter
A three car rear end collision on Air Francis Drake boulevard opposite the new high school left a San Anselmo mother Mrs. Jane Marinolli, 33, and her three and a half year old daughter Laurie with minor injuries. They live at 236 Alameda Street and were treated at home.
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San Anselmo
Air Francis Drake Boulevard
New High School
Jane Marinolli
Laurie
He Alameda Street
Bay Region Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
Bay Region expects high fog in the morning then a fair afternoon inland with windy coast. Temperatures only slightly warmer night to tomorrow with a low near 48 degrees. Small coastal variation noted in Sierra Nevada area with cool conditions tonight and into tomorrow.
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Bay Region
Rescue By Air Police Prevented By Heat
An Associated Press bulletin after noon said a captain Bernard Sohn a West Point graduate living in Novato with his wife Dolores may be the pilot. A Hamilton Field F 84 Thunderjet failed to lift off bursting into flames at the north end. Two air policemen near the runway could not help due to intense heat. The jet from the Sith Fighter Interceptor Squadron was on a routine training flight. An investigating board will determine the cause.
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Associated Press
Bernard Sohn
West Point
Dolores
Novato
Hamilton Field
Marin County
Ames
Sith
Fiesta Larkspur-Corte Madera 49er Fiesta Crowned by Parade
Larkspur and Corte Madera celebrate the sixth annual 49er Fiesta with a record parade of 42 units from Corte Madera ball park to downtown. Parade chairman John Barry calls it the finest yet as winners are named in multiple categories and Mort Coombs notes a few days are needed for a full financial report.
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Corte Madera
Magnolia Avenue
Lark~ Spur
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Bethel
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Petaluma
Ierkspur
Cub Scout Pack
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Mill Valley
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Tle
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San Anselmo Moore Lodge
Sheriff's. Fosse
Marin County Sheriff's House
Contra Costa County Rangers
Blanche Figden
Jessie Robertson
Jim Tomploner
Mort Coombs
Fiesta Committee
Allies Push On As Reds Iron Triangle Collapses
Allied forces report breakthroughs north of the 38th parallel as tanks and infantry seized control of the Reds central assembly area near Kumhwa and Chorwon. Lt Gen Van Fleet announced the final seizure of the area after eight days of fighting, with Chinese forces retreating toward Pyonggang and heavy losses cited.
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Tokyo
North
Karea
Eighth Army
Krymsong
Hhumhwa
Kumsong
Cherwort-Kumhwa-Fyongeang
38Th Parallel
Chorwon
Kumhwa
James /. Van Fleet
IW. N
Pyonggange
Hwachon
van Fleet
U. S
George G. Marshall
Reds
Corte Madera Votes on 125000 Improvement Bond
Corte Madera residents go to the polls to vote on a 125,090 dollar bond issue for city street repairs and other improvements. Voting is at the fire house from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. A two thirds majority is required to pass. If approved, funds would repair Tamalpais Drive, Redwood and Corte Madera avenues, First and Montecito streets, and build parking lots on the east side of Montecito and Corte Madera streets.
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Corte Madera
George Menke
Tamalpais
First Street
Redwood
Corfe
Runaway Car Hits Parked Auto In Corte Madera
A Corte Madera man narrowly escaped injury when his parked car was struck by a runaway auto rolling down a hill. John Overwater was washing his car on Manzanita avenue when Thomas Humphrey Jr. of Oregon allegedly left a vehicle in reverse gear and rolled it into Overwater’s parked car on Spousalite street. Sonya Lofiness, seated in the scene, jumped from the moving car as it careened. Local police chief Frank Nelson noted the incident and the driver’s account.
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Corte Madera
Corte Madera Hill
John Overwater
Manzanita Avenue
Thomas Humphrey Jr
Oregon
Sonya Lofiness
Sausalito Avenue
Fillet
Frank Nelson
Humphrey
Nelaot
Third Street
Overwater
Spusalite Street
Children Injured In Tunnel Crash Near Waldo Tunnel
Two Michigan children aged 3 and 5 suffered minor injuries in a Highway 101 collision south of Waldo tunnel yesterday morning. Their father’s car, driven by Vernon Brunn of San Francisco, collided as Brunn’s vehicle cut back into traffic at 10:45. No hospitalization or citations were reported.
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Highway 101
Waldo Tunnel
Dennis
Judy Hurlbut
California Highway Patrol
Vernon Brunn
San Francisco
Brunn
Hurlbut
Olostix
CHP
Wedemeyer would back MacArthur bombing China plan
Lt Gen Albert C. Wedemeyer told senators he would follow Gen Douglas MacArthur’s proposals to bomb Red China’s bases and blockade its coast even if it meant war with another country. He criticized current policies as unfair restraints and pushed for dramatic action in Asia while testifying at the MacArthur dismissal inquiry.
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Albert C. Wedemeyer
Douglas MacArthur
Red
China
Senate
MacArthur
Wedemeyer
Pacific
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
State Acheson
Boat Leap Leaves Retired Man Sinking Into Bay
Howard E. French Sr of Richmond, a 71 year old retiree from an oil company, reportedly walked to the ferry stern and plunged into the bay. A rescuers’ lifeboat brought him to San Rafael General Hospital where he is listed in satisfactory condition with exposure treated. Mrs James Gannon told police she warned him as he headed toward the stern.
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Richmond-San Rafael
Fendants
San Rafael General Hospital
Howard E. French Sr
Richmond
Oil Company
James Gannon
French
Two Brothers Brave Colorado River Rapids in Flat-Bottom Boat
Two young brothers ran the Mammoth Grand Canyon stretch of the Colorado River in a specially built flat-bottom boat. Airplane pilots spotted the craft at the headwaters of Lake Mead, near its intended destination, reporting the feat today.
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Boulder City
Colorado River
Mammoth Grand Canyon
Lake Mead
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