Graduation ceremonies fill Marin county sites tomorrow
Marin schools complete yesterday ceremonies at San Rafael Elementary and San Rafael High. Tamalpais Union High and College of Marin plan diplomas tomorrow and Wednesday. San Rafael High marked by a 2000 plus crowd and a class gift stand. Notable awards went to Lytton DeSilva and Robert Mayo, with several scholarships and optimist honors announced.
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Marin
E Street
San Rafael
San Rafael High School
Tamalpais Union High School
College of Marin
EB Street
San Rafael High
Rayment Remy
Optimist
G. Herkner
Adness Oliver Hartzett
Stanford University
University of California
Lely
Richard Gerutt
Shaun Ruegg
Hartzell
Frank Wade
John Bergue
David Schieser
Lytton DeSilva
Robert Mayo
California Scholarship Federation
Arl Coleman
Melvin HI
Jean Johnson
Carlota Salazar
Beverly Stewart
Joe Young
Willard van Dyke
Peter Sanders
Donald Stewart
Theological Seminary
San Anselmo
Lords
Kim Bilze
Wiil
Pat Ferguson
Sperint
Harry G. Russell
Marin Musings on Sausalito name change and reader letters
Marin Musings reflects on the old spelling Saucelito for Sausalito and the shift to the modern form. Readers Theodore Herbert Mary B Smith and W E Reames discuss origins from willow groups to Spanish roots and Anglophone alterations.
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Richardson Bry
Mill Valley
Theodore Herbert
Greenbrat
Mary B. Smith
Satusalita
W. E. Reames
San Rafael
Reames
San Francisco
Saucetito
Tach
Marin
Sausalito
Sausal
Standard Oil to drill on Boyd Stewart ranch south of Olema
Standard Oil company of California will start drilling soon on a portion of the Boyd Stewart ranch south of Olema. A lease was granted this week. A company spokesman said the work will be a routine exploratory operation.
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Standard Oil Company of California
Boyd Stewart
Olema
Standard Oil
Iran Premier Demands 48 Hour Oil Profit Reply
Tehran Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh promises Britain an additional 48 hours to respond to Iran’s demand that oil profits be turned over to the country. United Press dispatch notes the ultimatum raised within Tehran’s political negotiations and underscores Iran’s assertion over its petroleum wealth.
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Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Marin Men Arrive Monday From Korea
Three Marin residents join 1,488 rotation troops arriving Monday in Seattle aboard the U S N S Pvt. Joiné Martines. Second Lt. Leroy J. Francard of Sausalito, a Bronze Star recipient, returns home after service in Japan and Korea since 1950 with the 65th Engineers of the 25th Division. Francard’s wife Henrietta will fly to Seattle. Also returning are Pfc. Roger Conant of Mill Valley and Cpl. James G. Delk of Mill Valley. Relatives could not be reached for further details.
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Marin
Seattle
Korea
Joiné Martines
Leroy J. Francard
Sausalito
Japan
Francard
65Th Engineers
Arson Charge Filed Against Ex M V Nurse
Ethel M Page a 46 year old nurse in Albuquerque was charged with arson after police said she admitted setting fire to the Finkelstein home on May 26. Police cited hints of additional fires in Denver and Colorado Springs and in Mill Valley. The charge followed a psychiatrist ruling her sane. The Finkelsteins left their five year old son Tommy in her care during a vacation. damage was estimated at 16000 dollars.
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Albuquerque
Ethel M. Page
Recreation on Station ETIM Promised in Marin Air Time
A press conference will air on KTIM tomorrow at 10 15 AM to discuss Marin recreation programs. Red Diamond San Anselmo director Alex Almcrants Mill Valley Dick Hacke Boy Scout counselor and Barbara Hatch Camp Fire Girls will field questions from newspaper writers.
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Marin
KTIM
Red Diamond
San Anselmo
Alex Almcrants
Mill Valley
Dick Hacke
Barbara Hatch
Campfire Girls
Hall Urges Marin Subsidy Support For Schools
Marin County Superintendent Dr. Wallace Hall urged residents and school officials to back the $50 million school subsidy bill before the state senate. He cited an estimated 12 percent rise in Marin school funds, noting prior assembly approval and possible veto from Governor Warren if financing fails. He urged letters to Sen. Jack McCarthy and emphasized how funds would boost districts’ general funds, not transportation or handicapped costs.
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Marin’ County
Wallace Hall
Marin
State Senate
Hall
Marin County
Earl Warren
Sacramento
California
S Assembly
College of Marin
Jack McCarthy
Senate
Warren
McCarthy
Assembly
Assemblyman
Francia Dunn
Senate Education Committee
Finance Committee
Fire at Montreal orphanage kills at least 30
Firemen dug through smoldering ruins of St. Cunegonde's orphanage and old people's home in Montreal as rescuers sought victims of a disaster that left at least thirty dead according to initial reports.
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Montreal
St. Cunegonde’s
Sausalito School Discusses Leonard Report Meeting Set
Sausalito School District trustees will meet Monday to discuss the Leonard Report on the four-school Sausalito system. Dr. J. Paul Leonard, author and SF State president, will attend. The report urges funding avenues and proposes abolishing the supervising principal role, a move supported by some trustees but blocked by others.
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Jack Eisen
Sausalito
Marin
J. Paul Leonard
San Francisco State College
Marin City
Citizens Committee For Education
Leonard
Tamalpais School Board recommends probation officer candidate
Tamalpais Union High School district trustees announced they will recommend a candidate for county probation officer who is well experienced in handling student problems. The board will study candidates and forward a qualified individual to Superior Court Judge Jordan Jl. Martinez for appointment.
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Tamalpais Union High School
Superior Court
Jordan JL. Martinez
Mac Arthur Closes Texas Tour Attacks Socialist drift
Gen Douglas MacArthur wrapped up a four day Texas swing in Fort Worth charging that government spending and taxation are turning Americans into servants of the state. He warned of a drift toward socialism and urged the public to demand morality in civil power while pledging further campaign speeches against Truman policies.
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Fort Worth
Douglas MacArthur
Texas
Dallas
MacArthur
Korea
Marin Fire Group Pushes County Fire Commission Plan
Seventy five Marin county firemen met in Fairfax and asked the Board of Supervisors to create a county fire commission as part of a broader planning program by the Marin county association of fire departments. A fire training program set for August will be open to volunteers and requires about 30 hours of instruction.
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Marin
Marin County Association of Fire Departments
Fairfax
Board of Supervisors
Robert Hobart
Pete Faure
Kentfield
Ralph Jensen
Tiburon
Strawberry Boy Found After Overnight Search Near Home
A 10 year old Strawberry Point boy, Eric Olsen, spent about four hours outdoors after running away from home Wednesday. He was found Thursday afternoon, huddled in a grove of trees a few hundred yards from his home on Strawberry Circle. Deputy Sheriff Meyer led a search that expanded to Alto firemen, special deputies, and Boy Scouts, with about 30 people involved.
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Strawberry Point
Eric Olsen
Norman Olsen
Strawberry Circle
Eugene Meyer
Meyer
Alto
Hamilton AFB auction offers surplus grease and remains
Hamilton Field lists monthly sales of surplus material including cooked grease both clear and rough, spent frying fat, 300 pounds of trapped grease, and 4500 pounds of bones and meat trim. It invites bids through the purchasing and contracting office by next Thursday at 2 pm.
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Hamilton Field
Company D Duffel Bags Packed for Camp Training
Men of Merin's Company 0D 597 Combat Engineer battalion pack duffel bags and gear for two weeks of field training at Camp Cooke. They depart tonight from Fairfax armory aboard four army trucks, led by Captain Milton Topper. At Camp Cooke they train with Northern California's 2nd Infantry Division. athletic field day planned for June 33. Recent promotions include Master Sergeant Jerome Jenson to First Sergeant, Leo Ryan to warrant officer, Bob Sherman to second lieutenant. Sergeant Richard Frakes and Private Dohrmann Pischel also noted.
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Jerome Jenson
San Rafael
Leo Ryan
Bob Sherman
Leutenant
Richard Frakes
San Anselmo
Dohrmann Pischel
Rosa
Assembly Blocks Warren's Aid Bill
California Assembly backed a $6,022,000 aid measure for permanently and totally crippled residents but failed to meet the two thirds vote needed for a money bill. The 43 to 28 tally fell short of the 64 votes required, while both houses moved ahead with large spending bills behind the state budget.
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Sacramento
Warren
Shriners Leave S. A. on Train for Confab
Shrine members from Oakland departed San Rafael on a special 10 car train for a convention opening in Eureka and continuing tomorrow. W. M. Baldock, Northwestern Pacific chief dispatcher in San Rafael, said such special trains are run about once a month during the summer.
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Shrine
Oakland
San Rafael
Eureka
W. M. Baldock
Northwestern Pacific
San Raael
Agreement Ends Migratory Labor Pact Between Nations
Washington reports Mexico has served notice that the migratory labor agreement with the United States will be terminated on July 18. The move ends the pact governing seasonal workers and related labor arrangements between the two governments.
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Washington
U.P
Mexico
Haa
United States
Maritime Unions Strike Ties Up Nondefense Shipping
New York and West Coast CIO unions joined a nationwide walkout with NMU AR A and MEBA demanding a 40 hour week 25 percent pay raise and vacation plan. About 80 000 seamen engineers and radio operators refused new berths as federal mediators failed to broker a deal.
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New York
W.p—Cio
East
West
Gulf
Gulf Coast
CIO
San Francisco
National Maritime Union
American Radio Association
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Great Lakes
Truman
Joseph Curran
NMU
ARA
Another Red Offensive Seen By Gen. Van Fleet
Front lines across Korea report renewed Red pressure as Chinese and North Korean forces fall back before allied artillery while Gen. Van Fleet warns of a third spring offensive. US Eighth Army eyes east and west sectors with heavy fighting near Inje Kumhwa and Kumsong.
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Gen
van Fleet
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Inje
Kumsong
Kumhwa
West Central Front
George McArthur
United Nations
Kumbwa
Marin to have two seats on new Bay Area transportation commission
A 26 member Bay Area transportation commission will study regional transport needs in Marin and nine other counties with a two year focus funded at 50000. Governor Warren will appoint one Marin member while the group develops a master rapid transit plan and cost estimates. The panel must report within 15 days of the 1988 legislative session opening.
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Senate
Gerald J. O'Gara
San Francisco
Marin
Earl Warren
Alsameda
Contra Costa
Napa
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Solano
Sonoma
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