Burglary in Sausalito Nets $600 in Goods
Mrs Hale found the back door window broken and the door forced open at 12 Alexander Avenue Sausalito yesterday afternoon. Stolen items include a $300 service set of silverware a $125 pair of binoculars a $400 two skin Fisher fur scarf and airplane luggage worth $325. Police chief James Doyle said a suspect description was broadcast with limited details and noted two Sausalito robberies recently.
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Theodore Hale
Alexander Avenue
Sausalito
Hele
San Francisco
Hale
James Doyle
San Rafael
David Schery
San Quentin
Doyle
Goheen Plans Big 100-Home Tract in Alto
Mill Valley contractor George Goheen outlines a plan to build about 100 low cost homes in Alto as part of a million dollar project. Negotiations with Mill Valley and Tamalpais High School are ongoing to annex marsh land for sewer service. If annexation succeeds construction could start in fall with homes selling around 8500 dollars. otherwise sewer handling may move to a contract with Mill Valley.
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Alto
George Goheen
Mill Valley
Tamalpais
Goheen
Marin Musings on a Seashore Vacation and Salt Breezes
A folksy piece suggests simple beach hacks to stay cool and enjoy a seaside break. It mentions salt sprays and sand under a desk, then imagines vacations near Atlantic City or San Diego as appealing possibilities.
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Atlantic City
San Diego
Cemetery Firebug Hunted By Sheriff
Marin county sheriff Walter Selimer led a search for a deliberate cemetery arsonist who set five fires near Mt Tamalpais cemetery area. Fire Chief Camillo Mello reported the early Sunday blaze as investigators pursue clues and follow fresh leads after deputies chased an unidentified man in the region.
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Marin County
Mt. Tamalpais Cemetery
Camillo Mello
Selimer
Sausalito School District moves to annex Marinahip site
The Sausalito School District board voted to annex 25.68 acres to the city, sending a letter to the city council. Plans for a two unit modern stucco building were reviewed by architect Charles Maston and engineer Carl Zoellner and will go to the State DPW for approval. Bidding for the site and five adjacent buildings is delayed awaiting higher bids, with bids and sale timelines detailed. The plan includes a six week timeline to advertise for bids and a projected cost of about 482000 dollars for grades 6 7 and 8. Central school area sidewalks will be replaced with ferment walks and the district approved use of Central school auditorium for dances and a Boys Club event.
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Sausalito
Charles “Maston
Maston
Hurd
Carl Zoellner
Department of Public Works
Clifton Boyle
Boyle
Central’ School
Vincent Maggiore
Central School
Boss
San Anselmo recall vote set for tomorrow
San Anselmo voters will decide whether Councilmen Richard E Love and Cecil J Aller should remain in office. The recall effort began in January amid accusations of improper tax money spending. Ballots go to about 4600 registered voters with campaigns run by Independent Taxpayers of San Anselmo.
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San Anselmopolis
Richard E. Love
Cecil J. Aller
Love
Alien
Sanan
Ray Overdick
Ansélmo
Fire at McNear Brickyard Causes Damage
An early morning fire at the McNear Brickyard caused estimated damages of 200 dollars to wiring and facilities. County Fire Chief Camillo Mello and inspector Lester Ryan led the probe into a short in electrical wiring that spread to fuse and switch boxes and a high tension line. Two fire trucks responded to the blaze around 1 30 today.
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McNear
Camillo
Mello
Lester Ryan
Naydite
Rules Set Up To Govern This Year s Hearings
The Board of Supervisors prepared to act as county board of equalization for a likely surge of protests when the tax assessment rolls are filed next month. District Attorney A E Bagshaw outlined the legal process, with hearings tentatively set from July 5 to July 14 for protests and July 19 for final adjustments. New protest forms will be printed, and about 1 000 copies planned. last year around 300 people appeared before the board.
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Board of Supervisors
A. E. Bagshaw
Courty
George Hall
Juy 5
State Board of Equalization
William Fussel
Imeaher
Zheinné
Secreto
Graduation May Be Largest Class in School History at Tom's Mead Theater
A capacity crowd is expected next Sunday at 2 pm in Tom's Mead Theater for the graduation of 239 students the largest class in school history. After Pomp and Circumstance and remarks by Virginia Walker five outstanding seniors coached by Pearl Smith will speak on Tomorrow Is Today. Speakers Lois Bishop Robert Dens Marjorie Coombs Bob Callison Warren Perry discuss the graduation theme with music from Fibich Bach and student performers under G A Wigell.
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Tom’s Mead Theater
Virginia Walker
Marjorie Coombs
Bob Callison
the Watson
Warren Perry
Fibich
Barbara Yorke
Paul Storvold
Marian Liebéskind
Dorothy ‘Emerton
Nancy Donnélly
Willard H. Ven Dyke
Bach
G. A. Wigell
Robbery Suspect Sought After Mobil Gas Station Heist
Mill Valley police issued an alert for a 23 year old San Francisco man suspected of robbing a Mobil gas station early Sunday.
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Souget Mill Valley
San Franciscan
Fireworks and Mermaids to Join Stinson Beach Fete
Mermaids from aquatic clubs join Stinson Beach Fourth of July events in Bolinas Bay Rough Water Swim opens to men and women for a half mile race. Bathing beauties compete for Miss Marin title and cash prizes. Community Center fundraiser funds recreation hall with first unit a fire house built by volunteers. Event chairs and a long volunteer list announced.
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California
Bolinas Bay
Marin
Stinson Beach
California lawmakers reject adding Shoreline Highway to state system
A Sacramento committee voted to refer all bills adding roads to a sub committee for study. The Shoreline Highway proposal along the northern California coast faced opposition as backers urged modernization of the current system and funding estimates showed 1,100 miles would require about 280 million dollars to upgrade and 2 million per year to maintain. Support came from Redwood Empire officials and regional counties including Sonoma Mendocino and Humboldt, with Assemblyman Richard McCollister leading the Shoreline Highway bill.
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Senster Transportation
California
Collier
Tow Vickery
Highway Department
Redwood Empire Association
Sonoma
Mendocino
Humboldt
Richard McCollister
Mill Valley
Ferndale
Youngster Hurt After Fall At Fleishhacker Playground
Richard Clark, son of C Foster Clark, of 132 Ross Valley Drive San Rafael, fell from a slide at Fleishhacker playground in San Francisco yesterday. He sustained a brain concussion and was taken to Park Emergency Hospital.
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C. Foster Clarr
Ross Valley Drive
San Rafael
Fleishhacker
San Francisco
Richard Suilleea
Park Emergency Hospital
Phillies Beat Cubs 9-2 In National League Tilt
Philadelphia edges Chicago 9 to 2 as Meyer and Seminick drive in runs. Munerlef, Chipman, Adkins, Eade and A. Walker contribute in the field for the Phillies.
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Seminick
Munerlef
Chipman
Adkins
Eade
A. Walker
Burglary Report Acknowledged In Tiburon
Tiburon burglary reports cite two homes hit yesterday afternoon. Thieves stole rare coins firearms and clothing before fleeing when a returning owner arrived. Items unknown at Hewitt Wilson Mar Fast Hhueon home. Mrs. Paul Judson west side door broken in but nothing taken. Juveniles linked to a car at Stinson Beach park. a San Francisco vehicle owner reported a wallet with Navy discharge papers missing.
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Walter B.selhmer
Hewitt Vernon Wilson
Mar. Fast
Hhueon
Paul K. Judson
Judson
Swain
Marin County Stinson Beach Park
J. Mullane
San Francisco
Aged Couple Hurt In Tamales Automobile Crash
An elderly couple, Tsepei and Mrs Janes Johnson both 73, were injured when their Ford left State Highway 1 south of Tomales in the Keyes Creek region. Johnson reportedly suffered internal injuries while his wife sustained back injuries as the car overturned and rolled into a pasture. They were listed in fair condition at Petaluma General Hospital.
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Petaluma General Hospital
Tsepei
Janes Johnson
Tomales
Keyes Creek
Hell Moon Bay
California High
Way Faird
Hall Must Move Back Home When Roll Completed
County assessor George W. Hall will move back to his courthouse quarters after the current assessment roll is finished. The Board of Supervisors this week halted the countywide reappraisal program and instructed Hall to remove from the parish all items used in the courthouse, including space once used by the Masonic auditorium during the war.
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Hall
George W. Hall
Board of Supervisors
Masonic
New Law Allows Osteopaths In Narn Hospital Staff
Sacramento report: Legislature unanimously passed a compromise measure amending eligibility for hospital medical staffs. The law prevents denial of staff membership to osteopaths or practitioners licensed by boards other than the medical examiners board. The bill, backed by McCollister, now moves to the Senate.
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Sacramento
McCollister
Board of Medical Examine
McCollister Sai
Senate
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