Wounded Koreans at Hamilton Ward Five in Marin
In Ward Five at Hamilton Air Base Marin a group of 51 US troops wounded in Korea are resting before further transfers. Among them are Private Robert Cain from Canistoga and Private Mayfield of Dayton both praised for courage and medical care. Also featured are Corporal Heinrich from Bellevue and other soldiers awaiting treatment at Percy Jones and Brooks hospitals. Two Puerto Rican natives Roldan and Fontanez face Bronze Star recommendations as they recover. The piece notes ongoing care and plans to return to service as they heal.
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Hamilton Air Base
United Nations
Crusade For Freedom
Korea
Marin
Korean Peninsula
Robert Cain
Canistoga
Syracuse
Calmet
Cain
Okinawa
Canishinga
Carrdstey Hie
Ninth Division
Taegu
Mayfield
Morter
Lelk
Percy Jones General Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
Hamilton Field
Mie Ward
Cpl
Eeinrich
Bellevue
No 1
Newark
Inchon
Benning
Heinrich
17Th Reegimental
Brooks General Hospital
San Antonio
Tessas
Hennwich
Brooks
Pichia Rico
United States
Victor Fardan
San Lorenzo
Cpt
Adelina Fonfares
Cares
Puerto Rico
Roldan
Fontanez
New San Juan
Bat
Marin Musings by Rafael Marin
Marin recalls workers carrying lunches in old grocery sacks and brown paper bags, a habit noted as common across factories. He observes more people eating at work, tied to monotony and rising costs of meals, with old bags and newspapers accompanying their routine.
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Marth
Tiem
Marin
Arques Wins Battle Over Auto Ticket
Sausalito police re examing vehicle code after a court decision costing the city 7000 in damages to Donlon Arques. Judge Faulkner ruled in Sausalito Justice Court ending a two year dispute and ordered Miles Ross to pay 300 to the car owner. City may appeal as council weighs next steps and Arques pursues further damages for a steam hammer.
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Sausalito
Sausalita
Donlon Arques
George C. Faulkner
Miles Ross
Ross
Arques
Arques’ Auto
Johnson Wheel
Bridgeway Boulevard
John Ehlen
Donlon
Ehlen
Ross Garage
Faulkner
Novato
John Miller
Marin Superior Cork
Morrison Named New NWP General Manager In San Francisco
George L. Morrison, longtime Southern Pacific engineer and official, will become vice president and general manager of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad’s Redwood Empire Route next Sunday, succeeding retiring C. A. Veale after 48 years with the system. Morrison succeeds Veale, who retires after 48 years with NWP and SP. The change was announced in San Francisco by D. J. Russell. Morrison’s headquarters will be in San Francisco while Veale’s headquarters are in San Rafael. Morrison has 38 years in engineering and operating roles, most recently as SP maintenance of way and structures assistant engineer, with service across the Pacific and Texas-Louisiana regions. The Redwood Empire route covers Sausalito to Arcata with freight operations and one daily passenger run. Veale previously led the Interurban Electric Railway and served on SP executive boards. Morrison is a Rice Institute civil engineer graduate.
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad
George L. Morrison
Southern Pacific Company
Redwood Empire
Morrison
Clinton A. Veale
NWP
Southern Pacific System
San Francisco
D. J. Russell
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company
Veale
San Rafael
Ross
Los Gatos
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Texas-Louisiana
5. P
C. A. Veale
Clinton Veale
Ek San Rafael Independent Report
Marin
Interurban Electric Railway Company
Eastbay Electric Train
S.P
Southern Pacific General
Pacific Railway Club
Redwood Empire Association
Rice Institute
Houston
Ogden
Dunsmuir
Sausalito
Tiburon
Arcata
Eureka
Mill Valley
Sonoma
Carlotta
Marin college boys pass deferment tests for draft postponement
Seventy plus Marin College of Marin students aged 67 draft age reportedly passed a college aptitude test used to gauge deferment eligibility. The Marin draft board will review results from 106 tests, with 38 failing, and decide on July 11 whether to grant deferments as policy regulations from Washington are awaited.
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Jil Marin
County Draft Board
Georgia Bryan
Marin
Ward Austin
College of Marin
Stanford University
W. P. Duhamel
Washington
Byron
Armistice Proposal Discussed By Soviet and UN Chiefs
The State Department reported Russia proposed that United Nations and Korean forces negotiate a military armistice with North Korean and Chinese units. President Truman voiced cautious interest as diplomacy continued, with Malik’s cease fire plan framed as strictly military and nonterritorial. The talks centered on assurances against renewed hostilities and the future political settlement to be decided by Koreans.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
United Nations
Truman
Soviet Union
Alan G. Kirk
Min- Wh
Heister Gromyka
Moscow
Gromyko
United Command
Korean Republic
Mr. Malik
Jacob Malik
Kirk
Acheson
Malik
Hostilies
Korea
Department of State
Department
John D. Hickerson
Lincoln White
Reed School Contract Bids Opened Tonight
Reed Union elementary school bids will be opened by the district board of trustees. The project on the old Avilla ranch along Tiburon highway plans a wood and concrete structure with six classrooms and an administration unit for about 200 students in grades three through eight. Budget set at 100000 dollars. completion possible by January 1952.
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Reed Union
Avilla Ranch
Tiburon
District Board of Trustees
Alice Meyers
Cause Of Fire Still Unknown In San Anselmo
San Anselmo Fire Chief Nello Marcucci and Police Chief Don Wood said plans call for 20 further investigations into the death of Mrs Janet Bernhardy 47 after a Tuesday fire at her home 11 Rosemont Avenue. Authorities report second and third degree burns as the cause.
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San Anselmo
Nello Marcucci
Don Wood
Janet Bernhardy
Wood
Bernhardy
Rosemont Avenue
Charles
James
Rose Anne
Tme
Frank Keaton
Redwoods Group Gives $1000 For Bishop Pines
Marin Conservation League aims to raise 10000 by public subscription to help Marin County meet its 26000 cash share for a state park on the west shore of Tomales Bay. Save the Redwoods League contributed 1000 toward the Willis Linn Jepson memorial grove in memory of Dr Jepson. Contributions are received by treasurer Emey Nielsen at the American Trust Co San Rafael.
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Marin Conservation League
Tomales Bay
Save-the-Redwoods League
Norman B. Livermore
The
Conservation League
Aubrey Drury
Redwoods Group
Willis Linn Jepson
Pr. Jepson
Hate Any
University of California
Save-the- Redwoods League
Save-the-Redwoods Board
Dr. Jepson
Mrs. Livermore
Dr. Jepsen
Shell Beach
Bishop Pines
Marin County
League
Dr. Jepse
New Telephone Manager Takes Over July 1
L T Mare named District Manager for the newly formed San Rafael District effective July 1 1951 announced by L M Stromberg division manager of the telephone company The district covers Marin Solano and Napa counties with exchanges in San Rafael Mill Valley Napa Vallejo Vacaville and Suisun Fairfield Marin was previously part of the Santa Rosa district
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L. T. Mareshall
San Rafael
L. M. Stromberg
The
Telephone Company
Marin
Solona
Napa
Mill Valley
Vallejo
Vacaville
Suisun Fairfield
Santa Rosa
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Cvpching Cpoon Tier News
Richard Gebhardt
Denver
Gebhardt
Tie
Japan
Ed Heinrich
Belleville
J. Galks
Brooks Hospital
Pic
Geraldine Gregorich
Corbyn
Einrich
Independent Journal
Woody Williams
Cinquepalma
Jamaica
N.Y
Hamilton
Robert, Mayfield
Dayton
Ohio
Independent-Journal
NewspaventibHiye
Auto
Sausalitan
G. L. Morrison
N.W.P. Lines
Mariners
REED
Westland Radio
Fourth Street Phone SR
Braverman
Greenfield Avenue
R Caie
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