Salk Immunization Begins for Sarasota Englewood Students
Ten doctors administer the first day of mass polio vaccination for first and second graders in Sarasota and Englewood. Private patients start receiving vaccine as supply limits appear tight, with make up shots planned in two weeks and possible $2 administration fee for private patients.
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Sarasota
Englewood
William Shannon
Thomas Scott
William Sutherland
Lester Blackburn
Harold Lawler
John Butcher
Stanley Martin
George Coggan
J. C. Patterson
Wade Williams
County Health Department
W. L. Wright
Wright
Louis Pledger
George M
Fruitville
National Foundation For
Luther L. Pledger
Louis
Sarasota County
Dust Storm Darkens Four States as April Showers Arrive
A severe dust storm, one of the season’s worst, blanketed parts of Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Western Missouri while April showers moved in from the north. Visibilities dropped to two miles in Amarillo Dalhart and Childress as a cool front swept grit from Colorado. Denver faced 40 mile per hour winds with gusts to 69 mph, dust up to 10 000 feet, and nil visibility before skies began clearing.
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Amarillo
Tex
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Dalhart
Childress
Gage
Okla
Hobart
Garden City
Kan
Denver
Colo
la Junta
Pueblo
Earthquakes Hit 2 Hemispheres
Earthquakes struck in Chile Greece and the Philippines causing inland tides crop and building damage and casualties. In Chile strong shocks swept inland with crop damage and no reported deaths. In Volos Greece a quake killed one and injured 49 with 80 percent of buildings damaged. In Mindanao Philippines a mild quake was felt with no damage or casualties reported.
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Santiago
Chile
Athens
Greece
Volos
Manila
Cagayan de Oro
Mindanao
Philippine News Service
Burns Wins Third Term In Jacksonville Mayoral Race
Mayor Haydon Burns secured a wide Democratic primary victory to win a third term in Jacksonville yesterday, defeating four opponents by a large majority.
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Jaxons Keep Burns
Jacksonville
Haydon Burns
Silent Pictures Return Delights Audiences
A nostalgic note praises silent films and their return, expressing delight at seeing a woman open her mouth but produce no sound, highlighting the silent era’s unique charm.
Red China Builds Up Air Power Off Formosa
The China News reports 800 Chinese planes are in the buildup, with 500 jets along the Fukien and Chikiang coast opposite Formosa. It cites inside sources claiming Russian built aircraft are involved and notes a Nationalist air patrol aircraft recently clashed with suspected MIG17 or MIG19 fighters, newer than the MIG15s the Reds used in Korea.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red China
Fukien
Chikiang
China News
Southern governors urge end to 38 day strikes
Strikes in 14 states threaten commerce as six governors and representatives call for arbitration in the Louisville and Nashville railroad dispute and the Southern Bell telephone dispute. They propose an immediate end to both strikes and a meeting in Atlanta next Saturday with a governor committee led by Hugh White Marvin Griffin and Jim Folsom.
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Nashville, Tern
Louisville & Nashville
Souther Bell Telephone Co
Atlanta
Govs
Hugh White
Mississippi
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Jim Folsom
Alabama
Free Tickets Drawn in Classifieds at The News
Readers are told to scan the classifieds for their name and claim free tickets at The News office located at 1045 N. Lime Ave. The notice emphasizes daily availability and ticket redemption.
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Lime Ave
Bee Ridge Organizes Over Gillespie School Closure and Dump Plan
Bee Ridge residents formed the Bee Ridge Association at a school meeting led by Everett Carr about closing Gillespie School and a planned dump expansion. The group, about 150 attendees, set boundaries, elected officers, and created two committees to survey school children and to visit the proposed dump site before the May 3 Board of Instruction meeting.
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Bee Ridge
Gillespie
Everett Carr
Bee Ridge Association
Board of County Commissioners
Ors
David Marble
Ocie Hamilton
Carr
E. B. Albritton
Helene Morris
Raymond Hummel
Hampton Moore
L. H. Hawkins
George Woods
Francis Forde
Jay Garrett
Phillippi Creek
Myakka River State Park
Bee Ridge Rd
Clark Rd
Board of Public Instruction
Marble
Robert Albritton
Gertrude Albritton
Joe Rule
Tolliver Denmark
L.H. Hawkins
Williams
Yalta Clash In Senate Over Dulles Remarks
Senator Knowland of California accused Senator Humphrey of distortion in commenting on Secretary Dulles labeling the Yalta agreements advantageous to the United States. Knowland also charged Humphrey with violating Foreign Relations Committee rules by sharing news of Dulles' secret testimony.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Celif
Humphrey
D-Minn
Stan Dulles
Yalta
Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Richard Daley Becomes Chicago's 40th Mayor Tonight
In a Democratic transition Chicago ends mayor H. Kennel ly A Mart in’s second term and inaugurates Richard J. Daley as the city’s 40th mayor in ceremonies tonight.
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Chicago
Martin H. Kennelly
Richard J. Daley
Eisenhower seeks 3.5 billion to fight red threat abroad
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 3.5 billion dollars to combat communism worldwide with most funds aimed at Asia. He outlined 1.71 billion for military aid and direct forces, 712.6 million for economic aid, and 1.0 billion for defense support, noting continued backing for Formosa and Korea amid rising Red airpower.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Asia
Free Asia
Formosa
Viet Nam
Tual
Europe
China
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
China Accepts Human Rights Talks at Asian African Meet
Chou En-lai agreed to a compromise on human rights at the Bandung conference after a three hour debate in the Political Committee. The motion backed by 29 delegations affirmed support for the UN Charter and a common standard of human rights, while seven Muslim nations urged implementation of the UN Palestine resolution.
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Bandung
Indonesia
China
Chou En-lai
Palestine
United Nations
Chou
U.N
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Syria
Iraq
Lebanon
Iran
Turkey
Israel
Wolfson Accuses Avery of Late-Charge Trick
Floridian Louis E. Wolfson charged Sewell Avery of planning an eleventh-hour attempt to railroad the election of directors at Montgomery Ward stockholders meeting. London papers will publish tomorrow after a month-long strike that halted national dailies with about 50 million readers.
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Wolfson
Avery
CHICA
INS
Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Sewell Avery
London
Thunderstorms Sweep North and Dust Chokes Midwest
A weather summary reports thunderstorms in the northern United States with heavy rain along California and Oregon coasts. Showers persist in Missouri Illinois eastern Iowa and parts of Wisconsin Minnesota while the South enjoys fair weather. Temperatures range from 20s in the northern Rockies to 70s in the southeast with cooler Central Plains conditions.
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Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Appalachians
Dakotas
Oklahoma
California
Oregon
New England
States
Rockies
Central Plains
Einstein’s public stands reveal the human side of a great man
Frances Lewine outlines Albert Einstein’s outspoken positions on Nazism Zionism civil liberties and the Rosenberg case. Born in Germany he held multiple citizenships and later renounced German citizenship after the Nazi rise. He left Germany in 1933 and continued activism from abroad.
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Princeton
N.J
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Germany
Italy
Prussian Academy of Science
Berlin
London
Radford Chiang Set Crisis Talk
Defense officials announce Adm. Arthur W. Radford and Walter Robertson will fly to Formosa to consult with Nationalist government officials under the mutual aid treaty. They will stop in Honolulu to confer with Adm. Stump before proceeding to Taipei, arriving around noon April 24.
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Washington
Defense Department
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Walter Robertson
Formosa
Pentagon
Dulles
Taipei
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Radford
Europe
Supreme Headquarters of
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Far East
Eisenhower
State Department
Robertson
Honolulu
Felix B. Stump
Navy
Pacific
U S and Bonn ratify Paris pact rests sovereignty ends occupation
The United States and Germany deposited instruments of ratification in Bonn restoring West German sovereignty and allowing Allied troops to remain. The brief ceremony made them the first signatories to complete ratification with France and Britain to follow, ending a 10 year occupation when all are deposited.
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Bonn
INS
U. S
Germany
West Germany
Share Your Sunshine in Sarasota Fair Weather Through Thursday
Sarasota area enjoys fair weather with little temperature change through Thursday as Min nie Mermaid notes. Florida region sees 80 to 86 degree highs, 60 to 70 lows, while Jacksonville to Florida Straits seas report moderate easterly winds and clear to partly cloudy skies. Read Herb Stolander's fishing column for tides and almanac details.
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Nie
Sarasota
Florida
Interior
Lower
East Coast
Keys
Marine
Jacksonville
Florida Straits
East Gulf
Herb Stolander
Tides and Almanac
Nation’s Weather
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Allis-Chalmers
Amer Tel & Tel
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
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Douglas Aire DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Fla Power Corp
Fla Power & Light
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Gen Motors
Mach Liggett & Myers
Monty Ward Nail Cash
N Y Central
Niag Mohawk Power
Amer Aviat Peninsular Tel
Penn RR
Rem'ton Ravid
Repab Steel
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Sea Pacific
Stand Oi
Tampa
Elec Union
C&c
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West’rhouse
Colums
Florida Theater
Ike
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Midwest
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Zenship
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