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Newspaper

Daily Independent Journal

Location

San Rafael, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1951

Page

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U S Questions Malik Approach For Cease Fire

U N officials trade doubts on Malik cease fire plan as U S weighs Soviet and Chinese positions. Gen MacArthur era remarks echo concerns over an ironclad accord while allied leaders in London Washington consider a coordinated total approach with 15 nations. Rideway meets South Korea's President Rhee amid ongoing debate over Korean armistice terms.

United Nations N.Y United States Prygve Lie Euope U.N Malik Soviet Union Jacob Mab London Lie New York Tomaerroy Bittan Amounerd Washington Corres Kate Brittain Pieping Weyserk China Nasrallah Ertezam Tran U.N. General Assembly Ile Galo Plaza Lassi Benacor Batesam Sade Ridgway Moscow Pravda Truman South Rideway Songman Rhee South Korea

Hospital Honors Dr Carl W Clark Memorial Library

Marin County Hospital district unanimously named the medical library in the Bon Air project for Dr Carl W Clark of Ross who died in February and served Marin medical groups for nearly 30 years. The board also explored district land use for future hospital facilities and studied alternate water supplies per civil defense recommendations.

Board of Diretors Marin County Hospital District Bon Air Carl W. Clark Ross Marin County Medical Society Clark Carl W Clark Marin County Infantile Paralysis Association San Anselmo Rotary Club South Dakota Marin Albert Building San Rafael Deal Rame San Francisco Henry X Jackson Behultz Co Eiiil

Marin Musings: Bridge lobbying and broken brakes noted

In Marin Musings Rafael Marin notes a San Rafael incident where a patrol car brake failure led to minor rear damage at Rafael Theatre, and a board hearing on a Richmond San Rafael bridge lobbying phrasing. Also reports a malfunctioning first floor elevator button at the Marin courthouse and remarks about careful wording at a board meeting.

San Rafael Assanment Rey Arin du Street Rafael Theatre Bialing Geni George Whiteley Board of Sapere Virms Whiteley Bret Bagshaw Sacramento Richmond - San Rafael George Marin County

Coast Guard Revoke License of Captain Smith Over Collision

A Coast Guard hearing examiner revoked the license of Capt. L.S. Smith, captain of the freighter Mary Luck Enbach, for negligence linked to the collision and sinking of the hospital ship Benevolence in San Francisco.

San Francisco Coast Guard L.S. Smith Mary Luckenbach

Two Slayings End in Self Destruction in Riverbank

Police report a double homicide followed by the suspect's suicide. Ernest Lee Gordon, 48, a former taxi driver, killed Noa Mac, 48, and her sister Opal Mome, then shot himself, in Riverbank. Authorities described the killings as a domestic tragedy with unclear motive and ongoing investigations.

Ernest Lee Gordon Nate Noa Mac Opal Mome Santente Laships

County Seeks Safe Control On Fireworks Display

County supervisors call for city county cooperation to curb illegal fireworks in unincorporated Marin. Fire Chief Charles Reilley and Supervisor T Fred Bagshaw urge meeting of city fire chiefs, warn roadside stands pose traffic hazards, and approve a July 3 and 4 display at McNear's with safety rules and a fire truck on duty.

T. Fred Barshaw Marin County Bagshaw Charles Reilley Reilley Reiley Chef Reiley Board of Supervisors Mc‘Near's Reillry

Van Dyke Named To County Education Board

Willard S. Van Dyke, superintendent of Tamalpais Union High School District, was appointed to the county board of education after a supervisors vote. He succeeds E. E. Wood, longtime district leader whose resignation was accepted, and Wood was praised in a resolution by the supervisors.

Willard S. van Dyke Yamaipais Union County Board of Education Board of Supervisors Ver Dyke E. E B. Wood Tam Board of Education Pew Board Tamalpals Wood Tamalpais

Rate Case Shielded for Coasts Gas and Electric Bid

SAN FRANCISCO P Coasts Gas and Electric Co seeks a 1.15 million rate increase and 108 480 shares of common stock for 2 714 million under review by the State Public Alli es Commission. The submission was placed yesterday.

San Francisco Coast Counties Gas and Electric Co Alliies Commission

Reds Swarm To Battle After Radio Talk

Reds press the front in Korea amid heavy fighting near Kumhwa and Onje as UN navies pound Wonsan and air strikes target Chinese forces. Doughboys withdraw under a long artillery barrage after a seven hour clash. Chinese assaults surge along the central front while Allied patrols withdraw in parts.

Tokyo Thi Drst Wonsan Inie Kumhwa Doughboys Peiping Ratio Russia Jacob Malik Allen U.S. &Th Ers Nate Porowelsky Frank King Lew Enue Kumbiwa Iron Triangle King Loren W. Davis Glenle Calif

Sausalito Teacher Rehired After Board Debate

Sausalito eighth grade teacher Eleanor Alston of Marin City won reinstatement to Richardson Bay school after a two hour board hearing. The three member board reversed May action, voting 3-2 to reinstate Alston despite Superintendent Boyle and principal Close’s reports. About 75 attendees supported Alston as trustees debated test orders and classroom standards.

Sausalito Eleanor Alston Marin City Richardson Bay Cave Tustees Alston Clifton Boyle Boyle Estelle C. Close Close Frank Pasquinucci Rupert Kempf Leonard Pieraccini Richard M. Sims Coce

Korea War Vets Enter Marin DAV Chapter 103 Staff

San Anselmo and Forest Knolls veterans Sgt. Robert L. Hurt and Robert Thorsen became the first Korea War veterans welcomed into Marin Chapter No. 103 of the Disabled American Veterans. Hurt, wounded at the Korean front, and Thorsen, convalescing in Saipan, officiated at Friday night ceremonies in San Rafael. New term officers for 1951-52 were installed by Carl Spurlock Sr. of Suisun, with additional attendees including V.F.W. leaders and DAV auxiliary members.

Robert Hurt San Anselmo Irving F. Blabon San Rafael Marin D.A.V Carl Spurlock Br Suisun First District Council David Leadstrom Forest Knolls Robert L. Hurt Robert Thorsen Korea Hurt Thorsen DAV V.pw. Hall Burt Company C Marine Reserve Mae Island Hospital Carl Spurlock Sr Spurlock Frank Zanolini Jorest Knolls Bil Davies MI Valley Dominic Basile Hamilton Field Chaptain Irving F. Bla Arthur F. Voris V.F.W Louisiana Anthony J. Bottarini

Two Injured Two Cited In California Crashes

The California Highway Patrol reported two people slightly injured and two drivers cited in crashes on U S 1 near Sausalito and U S 101 near Monte Mar Avenue. Francis B. Donegan, 37, of San Francisco, was hospitalized after his car struck the west bank of Waldo Grade. Carl McClung, 33, a San Francisco newspaper reporter, was booked for drunken driving and bail set at $1,000. Nancy B. Gabinski, 35, of Mil Valley, suffered minor injuries requiring hospitalization after a two car collision, and George S. Lufenberg, 36, of Marin City, was cited for passing under unsafe conditions.

U. S. W0 Susalito California Highway Patrol Francis B. Donegan San Francisco Ross General Hospital Waldo Grade Highway Patrol Carl McClung John J. Miller Sausalito McClung Nancy B. Gabinski Mil Valley U. S. 101 Monte Mar Avenue George 5. Lufenberg Marin City Janes Gabinski Lufenberg

Inverness Navy pilot’s helmet found on beach identified

A jet pilot’s helmet found on a beach near Inverness Saturday was identified today as belonging to a Navy aviator. Hamilton Air Force Base officials said the gear will be turned over to the Navy for investigation and urged anyone finding aircraft equipment to do the same.

Inverness Navy Hamilton Air Force Base

Marin Health Dept Appoints New Assistant Director

Marin county health department announces the appointment of Dr Caroline Albrecht as assistant director, effective August 1. Dr Albrecht, currently at Children's Hospital San Francisco, will fill the post held by Dr Katherine F Thomas whose resignation takes effect June 33. Thomas, on vacation, leaves to devote more time to family.

Marin County Health Department Clarice H. Haylett Caroline Albrecht Albrecht Children's Hospital San Francisco Marin University of Rochester Medical School Tulane Columbia Haylett Katherine F.thomas Thomas Brooks Pringle

S.R. Marines Return After Year in Korea

Two Marines from San Rafael scheduled to arrive in San Francisco after nearly a year with the First Marine Division in Korea. Pvt. Thomas E. Griffiths Jr., 22, of 3 Jones Place, and Sgt. Merle Krentaman, 1343 Grand Avenue, are named. Griffiths drove amphibious tractors and evacuated wounded. a San Rafael High School alumnus and former Don's Taxi employee. Krentaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Krantaman, graduated from the College of Marin and served in Company C Reserves.

Marin San Francisco Korea Associated Press Thomas E. Griffiths, Jr Jones Place Merle Krentaman Grand Avenue Griffiths Angelina Grea San Rafael High School Marines Don's Taxi San Rafael Krantaman Morris Krantaman The College of Marin Company Reserves

Cruiser Sent For Protection Of 27 Ships In Iran Port

Britain ordered the cruiser Mauritian to Abadan near the Iranian oil port to guard 27 tankers amid a repayment dispute. Foreign Secretary Morrison said Anglo Iranian Oil Company asked all its tankers to depart Abadan as ten loaded ships faced Iranian refusals to clear without signed receipts.

Iran London Britain Mauritian Abadan Herbert Morrison House of Commons Anglo-Iranian Oil Company

No Probation Home Teaching Necessary, Committee Says

Marin county probation officials stated no schooling is provided at the juvenile home because placement is brief and education is deemed unnecessary. The stance followed charges from Mrs. Carmel Booth who urged the board of supervisors to act and cited a 12-year-old girl at the home since April without schooling. County Superintendent Dr. Wallace Hall said teachers would be made available, with possible part time instruction as for other facilities.

Art Henry Marin Board of Supervisors Carmel. Booth San Anselmo Clementina Clayton Clayton Booth Wallace Hall Ban Quentin Wiliam Fusselman Point Reyes G. Stanleigh Arnold Kentfield Lynn T. White Pew Clement F. McKenna St. Vincent's School Chris Webb San Rafael Roy A. Ibach Mul Valley Mia G. A. Mirchar Tiburon

Corte Madera Council Advances Street Bonds Plan

Corte Madera voters approved a 125000 bond issue 3 to 1 last June. The council seeks bidders at favorable rates, opens bids for Tamalpais drive improvements Friday at 8 p.m. in the fire house, plans a four lane route through town, with work to start in August and contracts let by then.

Corte Madera Tamalpais Drive U.S. 101 Sausalito Street United Housing Project First Street Tamalpais Redwood Montecito Firststra

Kids, Matches Start A Fire In Novato Hay Field

Children playing with matches started a hay field fire in Novato, burning seven tong of stacked hay on the Myers Schilling tract owned by Reno Pronzini. Firefighters arrived with two trucks but the youths could not be apprehended.

Novato Novato Fire Department Reno Pronzini Myers-Schilling

Fire destroys large supermarket and four nearby shops

A major blaze in Napa damages The On d Fair shopping center south of the city limits, with total losses estimated around 400000. The food market run by John Campos, a restaurant owned by William Clinton, a cleaning shop run by Lloyd Gray, and a self service laundry operated by Frank Grace were all destroyed.

Napa (P John Campos Ato R Resaurant Willam E. Clinton Lloyd Gray Frank Grace

Hearing Ends Yet MacArthur Debate Persists in Senate

Washington reports a 42 day Senate inquiry into Gen Douglas MacArthur's ouster has ended yet sharp divisions persist over Truman vs MacArthur policies. Senators McMahon and Brewster offer pointed quotes as the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees conclude their hearings. Pilots May End Strike as United Airlines pilots renew a truce offer amid indications President Truman could set a precedent by seizing the line.

Washington Senate Douglas MacArthur Truman MacArthur McMahon Chicago United Airlines

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U.S Trygve Lie U. N Tie Mathew Bo Qidgway UN Forces Red China Formona van Dyke County Education Board Marin Day Health Dept. Aide S.R C.M
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