Shelter For Animals Dedicates Marin County Humane Society HQ
Marin County Humane Society dedicated its new headquarters and animal shelter on Third Street in San Rafael yesterday. The event featured donations from members and friends, honors for long-time leaders, and plans for the society to operate the county pound with county supervisors funding via license fees.
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Marin County Himane Society
Third Street
San Rafael
Z.J. Canoles
I. W. Orda
George A. Hind
Society
Walter Hellwig
Charles Thorson
Charles W Preidrichs
San Franciso S. Plca
Marin
Animal Shelter
Charles W. Friedrichs
San Francisco &.P.C.A
Marin Humane Society
Ethel Tompkins
T. Fred Bagshaw
Board of Supervisors
I. W. Borda
Frank Loftus
Fairfax
Caesar
Independent Journal
Sir Francis Drake Road Named Different by Locale
Marin columnist notes the stretch from San Quentin to Highway 101 is Drake Boulevard East in Marin and becomes Red Hill and Ross Landing road, while San Anselmo keeps it as a boulevard and the country segment treats it as a highway to Olema, prompting Shakespearean musings on names.
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Sir Francis Drake
Prancisco
San Quentin Prison Reservation
Hosa
Red Hill
Ross Landing
San Anselmo
Fairfax
Drake
Olema
Shakespeare
Amells
Ross Council Receives First Major Tract Map In Years
The Ross council reviewed a seven-lot Sylvan Acres subdivision near Lagunitas road and Bolinas avenue. Parcels range about 20 000 square feet with prices around 6 000 to 7 000 dollars. six lots will be sold while one is owned by John Carevano. A 30 foot Sylvan lane will access Lagunitas road. approval must come within 40 days or the map may be deemed approved. The plan was sent to City Engineer John C. Oglesby and a two councilman committee for review. The Northwestern Pacific right of way near the site remains abandoned. the rail grade had been proposed as a through highway but was halted by the council.
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Ross
David G. Cohn
San Anselmo
Hoppa
Lagunitas Road
John C. I Oglesby
Ernest H. Denicke
John H. Painter
George R. Mosse
John Carevano
Sylvan Acres
Northwestern Pacific
Bolinas Avenue
Sylvan Lane
Hoss Council
Marin County Supervisors Hear Report on Government
Marin County supervisors and a special grand jury panel met to receive a detailed administrative study by Kroeger and Associates. The closed session in the department one jury room aimed to review a job classification and pay plan with high interest expected from residents.
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Marin County Board of Supervisors
Grand Jury
Marin County
Kroeger and Associates
San Francia Frm
Marin
Accident Victim In Fair Condition With Broken Leg
Arthur Johnson, 48, of Black Point, is in fair condition at San Rafael General with a compound fracture of the left leg, broken ribs, facial lacerations and possible internal injuries from a Novato collision yesterday. He was trapped in his dump truck cab after a collision with a lumber truck near Novato. William He Anderson, 39, of Arcata, was the other driver. no citation was issued and the investigation continues.
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Arthur . Johnson
Black Point
San Rafael General Hospital
Novato
Johnson
California Highway Patrol
William He. Anderson
Arcata
Ross Council Debates Rezoning at Town Hall
Ross town hall drew a crowd for a lively zone debate as council members heard arguments for and against rezoning various lot sizes. No decision was reached, with a final vote expected at the July council meeting.
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Ross Council
Ross Town Hall
George R. Mosse
Johnson testifies fear of recognizing Red China in Senate inquiry
Secretary of Defense Johnson tells senators he feared U S recognition of Red China and a Security Council shift. He cites MacArthur’s Inchon landing and questions to the State Department draft on China. He notes opposition to a Formosa military inquiry and criticizes a 1949 memo on Formosa’s fall. The Inchon operation altered Korea war dynamics.
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Louis Johnson
United States
China
Johnson
Senate
Mack Arthur
State Department
United Naions
United Naion
Security Council
Defense
Truman
State Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
Korea
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
MacArthur
Chiang Kai- Shek
Defense Department
Formosa
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Korea
Marin County Damp Morning With Mist Or Fog
Southern Marin was dampened last night by a light misty rain or heavy dripping fog. Sausalito Mill Valley and Corte Madera reported wet streets and damp air, while Corte Madera and San Rafael northward saw only overcast skies this morning.
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Marin County
Sausalito
Mill Valley
Corte Madera
San Rafael
Marin
Man Held for Leaving Scene of Injury Wreck
William Mink 25 of San Rafael appeared before Judge N Charles Brunatori for preliminary hearing on charges of leaving the scene after injuring August Johnson Marin City. Mink drove off after the collision and was not located for two days. District attorney to file information in superior court this afternoon.
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Wiliam
Mink
San Rafael
N. Charles Brunatori
August Johnson
Marin City
Fresh Red Units Dig Into Korea Positions
Fresh Red troops dig in on eastern Forra ridges as UN tank columns push toward Kumsong and Kumhwa. U N fighter bombers attack river banks while mortars shell the Yanggu Inje front and troops probe Reds positions along the east in a delaying action.
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Korea
Tokyo
Forra
United Nations
Kumsong
Chupa
Kumhwa
George A.mcarthur
U.N
Yanggu-Inje
McArthur
U. N
Inte
Alles
Marin Bills Face Hearings On Assembly Monday
Two Marin county measures advance to Sacramento hearings. One creates a Marin municipal court with two judges at ten thousand dollars annually and preserves Tomales Justice Court. The other authorizes a seven hundred sixty thousand dollar plan for Richmond bridge specifications, previously approved by the Senate.
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Marin
Marin County
Sacramento
Richmond- San Rafael
Assembly
Capitol
Associated Press
Ways and Means
Senate
Richmond Bridge
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
George P. Miller
Richmond
Sen
McCarthy
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Tomales Township
Tomales
Regular Pay Raises At Tam Held Pending State Budget
San Rafael Board of Education approved teacher pay raises averaging 500 yearly, set against a 12 percent San Francisco area cost of living measure. The move, a compromise after earlier 600 demands, introduces a 200 inter scale differential effective July 1 1951, with Scale 1 salaries from 3200 to 5100 and Scale 2 to follow.
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San Rafael
San Francisco
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Charles Glenn
Glenn
Teathers
Teachers Seek Immediate Pay Increase in Marin District
Tamalpais teachers, represented by four members, urged the Vanalpais Union High School district board for higher wages. Superintendent Willard Van Dyke said state funding must come via an appropriation bill before any raises, noting current contracts average 4672.40 and several teachers report financial strain from low pay.
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Vanialpais Union High
L. Earl David
District Board of Trustees
Tamalpais
Willard van Dyke
Tamalpals
Robert Prather
Teachers Association
Prather
San Quentin
George Corset
Tamalpasa
Marin
College of
Four Stay In Tam But Live Nearer Drake
Four students living in the new Sir Francis Drake High School sector of the Tamalpais district will return to Tamalpais High in fall. The district board granted the four boys permission after letters requesting to stay at Tamalpais. Names include James Netterstrom Corte Madera Ronnie Bradley San Anselmo Gary Anderson Woodacre Morgan Price Ross. Trustees denied a Corte Madera senior’s request to finish at Tamalpais. Superintendent Willard Van Dyke said three Tamalpais athlete requests to remain at Mill Valley were denied.
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Sir Francis Drake
Tamalpais High School
Tamalpals High School
James Netterstrom
Corte Madera
Ronnie Bradley
San Anselmo
Gary Anderson
Woodacre
Morgan Price
Ross
Mill Valley
Lakeport Educator Named Principal at Old Mill School
Arthur R. Wagner of Lakeport is named principal of Old Mill school in Mill Valley succeeding Al Sylva who resigned. Wagner served three years as Lakeport elementary principal and district superintendent and was previously dean of boys at Sutter high school. He is a San Jose State graduate with a Stanford master's degree.
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Lakeport
Old Mill
Arthur R. Wagner
Old Mill School
Mill Valley
al Sylva
Wagner
Sutter
San Jose State College
Stanford University
Steamship firms Ask Truman to Use Taft-Hartley Law
Steamship companies urged President Truman to invoke the Taft Hartley Act to stop walkouts threatened at midnight by about 80,000 maritime workers.
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T-H Law
New York
U.P
Truman
Marin grid contests may be televised
The Big Ten junior college conference plans telecasting of College of Marin football home games. Commissioner Paul Clymer disclosed tentative arrangements, with Marin vice president confirming. Details on page eight.
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Marin
College of Marin
Kentfield
Bu San Mateo
Big T Junior College Conference
Paul Clymer
Youth trio in Tiburon narcotics case waives hearing
Judge John Miller in Sausalito heard three southern California youths arrested June 6 in Tiburon for narcotics possession. Richard H. Rogers, 22, of Los Angeles waived preliminary hearing and faces information filed this afternoon. Mary E. Hernandez, 18, of Rosamund Kern County, released to be recalled. Barry D. Budwig, 18, of Los Angeles, held a week longer on two similar charges. Marijuana particles found in their clothing after a patrol and sheriff’s office search.
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John Miller
Sausalito
Barry D. Budwig
Los Angeles
California
Ross Residents Seek Traffic Signal at Lagunitas and Sir Francia Drake
A petition signed by 200 Ross residents demands a traffic signal at the Lagunitas road and Sir Francia Drake boulevard intersection. Mrs. M. R. Barn presented the document to the city council urging swift action. The proposal, if approved, would create Ross's first signal, though neighbors note similar lights exist near Greenbrae and Fairfax.
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Ross
Lagunitas Road
Sir Francia Drake
Youth Pleads Guilty To Belvedere Burglary
Robert T. Hayes 20 of Marin City pleaded guilty to burglary. He admitted stealing tile electrical wiring bathroom fixtures and other odds and ends from a near complete Belvedere house. Sausalito Justice John Miller referred the case to the probation office.
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Robert 'T. Hayes
Marin City
Belvedere
Hayes
Sausalito Jualice of the Peace
John Miller
Marin Guards Set for Two-Week Camp at Camp Cooke
More than 40 Marin reservists from Co. D 579 Engineer Battalion head for a two week encampment at Camp Cooke under Maj. Gen. Mittelstaedt. The unit trains in administration intelligence and supply with pay and allowances equal to regular army. They depart from Fairfax Armory at 9 pm and return July 2 after six days of active duty with 30 northern California reserve units.
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Marin
Co. D
National Guard
Camp Cooke
Milton Topper
San Anselmo
Northern California
Na Honal Guard
R. E. Mittelstaedt
Greenbrae
Mittelstaedt
California
Fairfax
Sonoma County
Circle Drive
Shafer Named Adult Leader At Tamalpais District
Francis Shafer vice principal of Tamalpais Union High School was appointed principal of the adult division classes at Tamalpais and Sir Francis Drake High schools to start September 10. The Tamalpais High School district board made the appointment to fill the vacancy from Robert Clemo recalled to active Army duty.
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Francis Shafer
Tamalpais Union High School
Tamalpais
Sir Francis Drake High Schools
Tamalpais High
Robert Clemo
Army
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