Overseas Civilian Jobs Sought by Army
San Rafael officials announce a nationwide push for overseas civilian workers for the Army. About 70 occupations are listed with more than 1,100 positions available in Japan Alaska Germany Austria and Okinawa. Enrollees should apply at 1840 Fowih Street San Rafael to qualify for roles from attorneys and accountants to radio technicians and recreation directors.
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Department of the Army
Wilfred C Chuit
San Rafael
State Employment Service
Japan
Alaska
Germany
Austria
Okinawa
US Employment Service
State Employment Office
Marin
Fowih Street
San Rafal
Marin Musings by Rafael Marin on Marin figures and travels
Marin musings recounts Marine Lt Comdr Harrison Waid missing after a Toledo message and hospitalization in Hawaii. Rett Cio HQ in San Rafael appeals for contact. The piece notes Coast Guard Apprentice Seaman Jean Madrieres of San Anselmo and a Northwind patrol stop in Ketchikan, Alaska, amid coastal community humor.
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Comdr
Harrison Waid
Usnret
Rett Cio
San Rafael
Red Cross
Toledo
Waid
Marin
Hawaii
Main
Ketchikan
Jean Madrieres
San Anselmo
Coast Guard
Man Ways
Northwind
George Madrieres
van Winkle Drive
Sleepy Hollow
San Rafael Girl's Painting Chosen for Overseas Display
Ruth Adler, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs G T Adler of Forest Knolls, has a painting selected by the Junior Red Cross for display overseas. Under the Pacific area screening, her color scene of a family picnic is among 25 chosen and will likely travel to the Orient, with a color photo for U.S. use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Junior Red Cross
C. R. Butterfield
Red Cross
Ruth Adler
G.T Adler
Forest Knolls
Louise Tewis
Ruth
Pacific Area Screening Committee
Orient
United States
Marin county budget in formative stage for 1951 52
Marin county's 1951-52 budget is in the formative stage and proceeding on schedule per Deputy Auditor Bert Broemel. Maintenance and radical outlay requests are largely in while salary requests are delayed due to a new job classification plan. The process calls for a preliminary budget by August 10 and final adoption by August 31 after a public hearing, with guidance from Kroeger firm recommendations due June 15.
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Marin County
Bert Broemel
Hroemel
Board of Supervisors
Broemel
Kroeger
Budgt
George Hall
Hall
Burglars Admit Guilt in San Anselmo Case
Judge Thomas Keating's crowded courtroom heard two San Francisco men admit burglary charges in San Anselmo for February 22 theft at a Union Oil service station on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. Cleo F McGehee 47 and Stanley Smith 28 pleaded guilty and were sent back to Santa Rosa to face Petaluma burglary pleas after police arrested them for the Petaluma store break–in.
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Thomas Keating
San Francisco
San Anselmo
Cleo F McGehee
Stanley Smith
Union
Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
Hallinan Seeks Stay To Avoid Jail Time
Attorney Vincent Hallinan of Ross, convicted for contempt of court in San Francisco while defending Harry Bridges on perjury and conspiracy charges, will seek a stay of mandate to avoid jail until next fall. The Supreme Court denied a review last week. Robert B. McMillan, U S attorney’s chief assistant, is expected to oppose, arguing stay should come from the Supreme Court. Hallinan seeks the stay from the Federal Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
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Vincent Hallinan
Ross
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
United States Supreme Court
Hallinan
Robert B. McMillan
U. S
Supreme Court
Federal Court of Appeals
Marin Court Bill Passes Senate for Marin County
The Marin County municipal court bill clears the Senate and heads to the Assembly. Co authors Sen John F McCarthy and Sen Jack Tenney see a two department court with judges paid 10000 yearly. Supervisors in San Rafael block immediate township court changes while resisting outside amendments.
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John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Jack Tenney
Los Angeles
Marin County Supervisors
Heavy Turnout Expected At Corte Madera Bond Vote
Town Clerk George Menke reported a likely large turnout for Corte Madera’s 125000 bond election. By 10:30 a.m. about 10 percent of registered voters had cast ballots. polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the fire house on Tamalpais and Willow. A two thirds majority is required to approve funds for road repairs and parking lots on the east side of Corte Madera and Montecito streets.
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Corte Madera
George Menke
Menke
Tamalpais and
Willow
Tamalpas, Drive
Redwood
Montecito Street
Montecito Streets
Rollbacks firm says Wilson on cattle price relief
Mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson rejected the cattle industry's demand for price relief. He stated in four words that the rollbacks are firm, signaling no concession from the administration.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wedemeyer urges aid to Chiang and Manchuria control
Lt General Wedemeyer told senators the United States should have given Greek-type aid to Chiang Kai-shek and sought seven American divisions to safeguard Manchuria after World War II. He claimed MacArthur blocked the request, warned of Soviet moves, and proposed UN trusteeship over Manchuria to avert Korea’s war. He also criticized Truman policies and urged troop withdrawal from Korea.
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Washington
Albert ©. Wedemeyer
United States
Javel
U.S
China
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
Wedemeyer
Natonssista
Greece
Senate
MacArthur
Far East
Sixth Army
San Francisco
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
Knowland
R-Cahf
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang Kai-Shek
Great Wall
Reds Flee For Hills But Start New Defense Line
Tokyo reports three long columns of Reds retreating through east Korea to avoid Allied tanks near the iron triangle. UN troops mop up Reds around Chorwon Kumhwa while new Red forces are rumored 30 miles northwest of Seoul in the Kaesong Korangpo area. Front reports are tightly censored and news agencies share pool dispatches.
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Tokyo
East Korea
Iron Triangle
East Central
United Nations
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongyang Valley
Seoul
Kaesong-Korangpo
Te Tinjin
U.N
Lne
County eyes state parks at Shell and Stinson beaches
Marin supervisors voiced continued interest in creating state parks at Shell Beach and Stinson Beach. They said the state plan for beach acquisitions was approved last year and may seek additional funds this year. The board noted Marin must defer a recent $13,500 state request, while the Conservation League pledged to raise funds if needed.
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Marins Board of Supervisors
Marin Conservation League
Shell Beach
Stinson Beach
Norman Livermore
T. Fred Bagshaw
Atate
Report on Sausalito district needs and reforms proposed
Dr. J Paul Leonard of San Francisco State College presented a 101 page survey to the Sausalito Marin City district trustees proposing major revamping of administration and curriculum. Recommendations include a superintendent policy council, higher teacher pay limits, abolition of supervising principals, consolidation of special subjects into regular classes, and improved community relations and instructional methods across social studies languages arithmetic and science.
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Sausalito
J. Paul Leonard
San Francisco State College
Leonard
Marin City
Sausaka
Crash injures three north of Alto
Malcolm G Smith, 42, of Lark spun and cited by California Highway Patrol for speeding and following too closely after a three car rear end collision at 8 10 am on Highway 10 north of Alenge Minor injuries were reported by Carl A Bhork, 55, of Larkspur a passenger in the second car driven by Alwin G Holland, 50 of Larkspur The first car, southbound, was driven by Carl D Anderson, 38, of Santa Rosa who reportedly waited for a light to change when the crash occurred.
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Malcolm G Smith
Larkspun
California Highway Patrol
Highway 10
Alenge
Carl A Bhork
Larkspur
Iine
Alwin G. Holland
Carl D. Anderson
Santa Rosa
Children Blamed For Larkspur Fire
Fre Chief John Baggio of Larkspur Volunteer department said children aged 9 or 10 were seen fleeing as a fire in a redwood tree stump on a lot behind 18 Sycamore Avenue, Larkspur, was started around 1 30 p m. Firemen arrived to find what residents thought was a grass or brush fire.
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Chicren
Sycamore Avenue
Larkspur
Fre
John Baggio
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