Novato Tract Site Hearing Draws Officials and Residents
Novato supervisors and planning members met to review John Novak’s proposed Popular Terrace subdivision. Attendees from Inverness to the Sanitary District voiced concerns over sewer capacity, drainage, and potential property value impacts for residents on Davidson Street.
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Marlin
Novato
John Novak
James VY. Kchoe
Inverness
Arizona
Wilam MacBally
Moval
Maxehant
Planning Commission
Merbert
Guyeart
Novak
Rigpark
Youx
Robert ‘LeToux
Davidson Street
Davidensonstreet
Naneto
Mackay
LeDoux MacKay
John ‘Buresh
Amel
Marin Bridge Walkway Row Sparks Local Debate
Marin bridge director Leland Murphy argues for clarity on a disputed walkway project. Aboard the bridge board, Murphy opposed a 4 percent measure favoring the walkway, while stressing safety for pansion joints. Local incidents include a bicycle parked by a doorway and a car crash on Golden Gate avenue injuring Dr. Ray Millaner, with disputes over reporting the accident.
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Marin
Leland Murphy
Tiburon Chamber Backs Budget for County Administrator
Tiburon Chamber urged the Marin County board of supervisors to set aside funds in the 1952 53 budget to hire a county administrator as proposed in the Kroeger report. The group favored funding for immediate operation if the administrator is approved, while officers installed last night included Gene Trena m as president and J Benton Bostick as secretary treasurer amid other new directors.
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T Wiese
Hige
Gene Trenam
Tiburon Bank Manayter
Tiburon Chamber of Commerce
Tiburoners’ Hajl
Righ
Tiburon Chamber of Ecommerce
Kroeger
Chamber
Merin Associated Chambers of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Francis Newton
Hinds
Newton
Board of Supervise
Ova
T. Fred Bagshaw
Gene” Trenam
Bagshaw
James K. Knox
J. Benton Bostick
Idaho
Art Dakin
R. B. Randolph
Charles Unsworthy
Tiva Paske
Charles Summers
Fred Mantegani
Deputy Rotation and Negro Officers Urged in Marin City
A Marin City Tenants Council meeting heard a report by Rev. Wilford Ence urging deputy sheriff rotation and hiring of Black deputies. Recommendations include 32 officers on duty 3 to 6 pm to curb youth smoking and pinball, heavy fines for parents of wayward children, and a permanent committee of tenants and council members. A full-time recreational director could keep youth engaged in sports and away from crime.
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Marin City
Wilford Ence
Tuce
Marin Guy
Hey
Marin City Fire Sparks Curtain Blaze Caused by Boy
A four year old Marin City boy, Mike Goddard, lit curtains with matches in his bedroom. His father James W. Goddard smelled smoke, rushed in, and removed the burning fabric before the Marin City fire department could contain it. The blaze scorched walls, but no injuries are reported.
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Marin City
Mike Goddard
Aly
James W. Goddard
Dumiegé
Marin Army Officers Return Home From Overseas Transport
Army combat veterans aboard the transport ship due to dock in San Francisco include Capt. Trvin Larson of Corte Madera and Tisi St. George As Pullman of 8 Agnes Avenue, Rock. The two officers are among those listed by Associated Press as aboard the returning unit.
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Marin Army
Retuen
Oxiepi
San Francisco
Wit
Army
Assoviated Press
Trwin ‘ Larson
Corte Midera
Tisi St
Almonte Votes on Sewer Bonds for New System
Almonte Sanitary District plans a $257,000 bond package to finance a new sewer system with $77,000 in general obligation bonds and $180,000 in revenue bonds. Directors consider a $180,000 state loan and seek a special election. consultants warn the district must be honest about potential tax rates, but say benefits justify high costs.
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Almonte Sanitary District
Honncial Consultants
Sanitary District
Stone
Youngberg
State Water Pollution Control Board
G. J. Marmelstein
Marin
Richard Bimg Jy
Ernest Jackson
Almonte Sanitary
Carl Youngberg
Ross
Firnm
Widay
G. Gruffyd ‘Patridge
Marmelstein
Alstriet
Marmielstdsti
Gilmore Trial Opens in Marin City Court
In Marin Superior Court Judge Thomas begins a two day trial selection for Remy B. Gilmore a 95 year old former merchant seaman accused of narcotics violations. The morning session focuses on juror selection for the scheduled hearing.
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Gilmore
Marin
Thomas
Marin Superior Court
Remy B.ghilmore
SB. Aainor
Sally Stanford Portrait Theft At Local Restaurant
A dubious note reports Sally Stanford related mischief as a gilt framed portrait and whiskey items vanished from a restaurant over the weekend. The fragmented text mentions Willie Omar Klayyam and a poetic quote about wine while hinting at July or Sunday night activity.
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Sally ‘Stanford
Omar Klayyam
Willie
Sally
Hvalbata
Marin Supervisors Eye County Bus Lease in Strike Window
Marin board weighs leasing Greyhound buses and hiring drivers if talks fail. Supervisor Pusselman cites Tacoma precedent to relieve commuter distress without taking sides in the strike. A special meeting may set talks with Greyhound and drivers. a county transportation district could be a future option. Federal mediator Hoskins calls a 10 am San Francisco meeting in the public interest.
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Greyhound
Marin Board of Supervisors
William J. Pusselmen
Tacoma
Marin
Pridey
Attorndy
Neds
Omar Hoskins
San Francisco
John Buresh
Hub
Baresh
County May Decide On 3-Story Structures
Marin supervisors favor a plan adding two three story wings to the county courthouse facing Fourth Street with a possible single four floor alternate. The board delayed final choice until Friday, planning to finance from the Wilding fund with a bond issue.
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Marin
Fourth Street
Carl Zoellner
Ross
Zoehner
Kentfield School District Condemnation Suit Enters Court
In Marin Superior Court, the Kentfield school district seeks to condemn four classrooms at Adeline B. Kent School for a new wing. Owner Ethel Righetti asks 560,800, while three state appraisers estimate 82,009, with the district planning to base its bid on appraisals and an engineer survey of fill needed to raise the site above flood level. District officials expect a one day trial with a jury impaneled, and construction bids could be advertised by April 1 for four rooms estimated around 70,000.
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Zoellner
Zoehner
Marin
West Niesday
Kentfield
Adeline B. Kent
Ethel Righetti
San
Frankison
Arre
Robert ‘Rickless
Disttrict
David Colm
Robert Carey Sr
San Anselmo
William ‘Rutherford
Mill Valley
Bickelefs
Stadium Way
Righetti
Ricklefs
Richard" Sims
Ricklegs
Rickless
College of Marin
State Division of Education
Ricklets
Recall election in Ross draws heavy early votes
Voters cast ballots in Ross early as heavy turnout was reported. Polls indicate election activity remains brisk with polling places open until 1 pm.
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Ross
Pettersen Heads Unit on Gas Lines Study in San Geronimo
Joseph Pettersen named chairman of a San Geronimo Valley group committee to meet with Pacific Gas and Electric to discuss possible natural gas service. The association also protests post office closures and plans signatures on petitions. Edward Barbano and Robert Trumbull are involved in flood danger talks. meetings continue Mondays.
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Woollacre
Hubert
Scudder
J. Lealle
Padget
Henry Beneken
Edward Barbano
Robert H. Trumbull
Aren
Beating Incident Involving Patrick Hallinan Youths Questioned
Marin City youths and a Mill Vesley youth were to appear at the sheriff's office for questioning over a Friday night beating of 17 year old Patrick Butch Hallinan son of Vincent Hallinan attorney. The attack at a drive in left his arm broken in two places. evidence indicated one youth admitted presence but blamed another. Vincent Hallinan attended to relay Pat's account. no complaint filed yet.
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Marin City
Mill Vesley
Sheriff's
Patrick
Butch) Hannan
Vincent Hallinan
Hallinda
Roger Gavety
Pat
Sir Francia Drake High School
Hallinan
Gambling Case Continued Week in Marin City
Two Marin City residents Oliver De Witty and Mrs Doris Daniels were arrested last week on gambling charges. The Sausalito Justice John J Miller continued the case to Monday yesterday and raised bail from 25 to 500 dollars per person. They were rebooked on state and county anti gaming violations and released on bond.
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Marin City
Sausalito Township
John J. Miller
Oliver de Witty
Doris. Daniels
Miller
S. F. Sheriff Murphy Dies in San Francisco
Daniel C. Murphy longtime sheriff of San Francisco city county for 16 years and former California senator died today in a San Francisco hospital likely from a heart condition. He was elected to his fifth term last November and had led the California Federation of Labor. Survived by his widow a son and a daughter.
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Daniel C. Murphy
San Francisco
California Senate
Murphy
Caliifornia Federation of Labor
AFL
Song
Two Die in Snowslide Near Crowley Lake
Two men were killed by a snowslide south of Crowley Lake as heavy storms hit the region. At nearby June Jake Lodge a hundred twenty five persons were reported stranded by the weather conditions and trapped by the snow.
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Bishop
Crowley Lake
Telephone number changes May 18 in Marin area
Holders of orders and printed business forms facing a dial system change in Marin on May 18. The Habe terdionnna will accept current orders and provide forms with the old number until you request new forms with the updated number, then billing will follow your tail order. Visit the commercial printing department to discuss your specific needs.
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Marin
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Sanitary Board
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Marin Musings
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Thuron
Wildever
Ohak
Ray Millaner
Helvedore
Golden Chute Avenue
Gene Meyer
Agalts
Galt
Yue
Beonschal
Sangay
Epwspa
Tiburon Chamber
M.C
Almonte
Ourthouse
Fourth St
Sali Zoellner
Thesk
Mt. Tamalpais
Richard M. Skins
Leo 3. Klote
Riverside
Thomas R.rer
Berkeley
Cur Clow
Corte Madera Creck
Jeannette Freitas
Rhonda Swift
Pettersen
Geronimo
Pat Hallinan
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