Florida Senate expected to pass 405 million general budget
Florida moves toward a two year spending level with a 405,087,127 general appropriations bill approved by the House and awaiting Senate action. General operating expenses total 385,707,552 with 19,379,575 for first priority construction.
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Tallahassee
Florida
House
Senate
Rep. Moody
Hillsborough
House Appropriations Committee
Sen
Pope
St. Augustine
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gov
Collins
Budget Commission
Judge Rules Haymes Not Deportable in Hawaii Trip
Dist Judge Burbita Matthews ruled singer Dick Haymes is not deportable despite a 1953 Hawaii trip. The decision nullified an immigration service stance that his 1953 reentry after visiting Hawaii made him ineligible for citizenship and subject to deportation.
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Washington
Dick Haymes
Hawaii
Burbita
Matthews
Immigration Service
Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Hais
United States
Officers Lodge Traffic Charges
Palmetto resident Charlie A. Yates, 48, was arrested on a charge of intoxicated driving and his wife was charged with being drunk, per sheriff’s department reports. Arrests were made by Highway Patrolman Dick Moore and deputies John Townsend and others. Lonnie Jones, a Black man, was charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. James E. Denmark faced charges for permitting an unauthorized person to drive. Earl R. Parrish was arrested for license violations.
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Charlie A. Yates
Palmetto
Ith A. Yates
Dick Moore
John Townsend
Lonnie Jones
Lonnie Selph
James E. Denmark
Dave McMahone
Earl R. Parrish
McMahone
Local Youth Jailed On Traffic Charges
Charles Bryan Nicks 20 of 3751 Al meria erie last night after a chase ending with a roadblock was charged with reckless driving and operating a car with an improper muffler. E Legg pursued Nicks at speeds up to 85 mph on St Armands Key. Patrolman George y set up a roadblock at the east end of the Ring Ling Causeway bridge. Nicks jailed in jail for $200 bond.
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Charles Bryan Nicks
Almeria Erie
GC. E. Legg
Nicks
St. Armands Key
George Y
Ringling Causeway
Liew
Local Arrests Reported For Vagrancy And Speeding
Local police report three arrests including H. A. McCroy 55 for vagrancy in an Arlington area, Scott MacClean Bell 29 from Lexington Kentucky for vagrancy, and James P. Gordon 31 from Tampa for speeding on Central Ave.
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H. A. McCroy
Scott MacClean Bell
Lexington
James P. Gordon
Tampa
Central Ave
New York Judge Rules Trial Transcript Not Public Record
Justice Anthony Di Giovanna ruled that a newspaper has no legal right to a court trial transcript upon demand. The NY Post sought the charge to the jury in the Brooklyn manslaughter case of police officer Robert Surrey, who was acquitted after a 10 minute jury deliberation. The decision says a transcript is not a public record even if the matter is of public interest. The Post has 30 days to appeal.
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New York
Supreme Court
Anthony di Giovanna
The
New York Post
Samuel 8. Leibowitz
Brooklyn
di Giovanna
Post
Robert Surrey
Surrey
New Postal Bill Passes Toward Senate Approval
Washington report says a revised postal pay bill headed toward near certainty of Senate passage today. The measure, backed by Senator Olin D. Johnston, would raise pay for about 500000 postal employees by roughly eight percent after Eisenhower objected to a previous vetoed bill and a veto override failed.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Kickliter Hardware Sold and Plans Store Upgrades
Kickliter Hardware and Paint Co at 1450 Main St has been sold by David B Roberts of Allendale Ave to Joe Fultz 1838 Magnolia St who moved from Carlisle Ky to Sarasota. Fultz intends extensive alterations including replacing figures and installing new lights while keeping the same open front operation.
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Kickliter Hardware and Paint Co
Main St
David B. Roberts
Allendale Ave
Joe Fultz
Magnolia St
Faltz
Kickliter
Fultz
Dave Roberts
Dayton Bank Shootings End In Blood Bath
Richard Meyers 47 opened fire at Third National Bank in Dayton about 10 am spraying bullets with a 9 mm pistol. He then wounded a Winters Bank guard and executive before three officers felled him. Three people were killed and three wounded. Police found eight bullets in Meyers and he died hours later. Names of the dead include George Sawaya Freda Cramer Joseph Gavin. Two others were seriously injured and two lightly hurt. Meyers spoke of God and attacked banks and their presidents in incoherent ramblings.
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Richard Meyers
Dayton
Meyers
Third National Bank
Winters Bank
George Sawaya
Freda Cramer
Joseph Gavin
WHIO
University of Dayton
Wilfred M. Sherman
Third National
R. H. Kastner
The
Helen Burks
New Gadget Hits Streets Here Geiger Counters Sold
A Kansas City store showcases a vacation travel gadget the Geiger counter. The item is marketed to travelers and appears as a novel health and safety accessory for trips.
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Kansas City
Elderly couple in Ocala gun battle faces arraignment
Aged couple, Edward Lindley 73 and wife 70, appeared confused at arraignment after a Saturday gun battle in their home during which Officers Wooten Curtis Youngblood and Assistant Police Chief M O Tuck were killed. The judge planned automatic pleas of innocent to first degree charges. Lindley said he could not hear what was said.
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Ocala
D. R. Smith
Rom Edward
Lindley
Train Hits Oil Truck. Driver Killed in Kentucky
A fast freight train struck an oil transport truck at a crossing in Livermore Kentucky. The truck driver HH Lamb 25 of Henderson died after fleeing the scene soaked in flaming oil. Engineer N S Wyatt 67 of Louisville and Nashville Railroad was critically burned and fireman L E Sears was burned less seriously.
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Livermore
Ore HH. Lamb
Henderson
N. S
Wyatt
Louisville and Nashville
L. E. Sears
Yugoslav Soviet Talks Face Unsettled Issues
Belgrade reports indicate Tito and Khrushchev delegation failed to resolve all disputes. A declaration of principles on world affairs is expected to be drafted, with key topics including German self determination and peaceful settlement per UN principles. Further talks planned to address remaining Yugoslav Soviet questions.
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Blec
Yugoslavia
Iice
Tito
Nikita
Khrushchev
Belgrade
United Nations
Livestock market results at Chicago paired hogs cattle sheep
Hogs 9 000 head strong with steady gains up to 25 cents higher. Early top 19 50, bulk 15 50 to 19 25, heavy 15 00 to 17 25, medium 17 00 to 18 50, light 18 25 to 19 50. Pigs 6 to 15. Cattle 9 500 head steady to 50 cents higher. Calves 300, steady. Choice and prime steers 23 50 to 26 00, yearlings 15 to 26, heifers 14 to 24 25, cows 12 to 15, bulls 11 to 16, calves 15 to 23, feeder steers 17 to 22, stocker steers 15 to 23 50, stocker cows and heifers 10 to 20. Sheep 2 000 head steady. Choice and prime lambs 19 50 to 20 00, common to choice 15 to 19 25, yearlings 10 to 17, ewes 4 to 6.
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Chicago
INS
St Pete Market Prices for Eggs and Poultry
Oscillating Florida market notes show St Pete and Clearwater listings with varying egg grades and poultry weights. Prices include extra large whites, browns, fryers, red hens, white hens, and light hens by the pound, with deliveries to Driveway and general live weight quotes.
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St. Pete
St. Pete-Cleariwater
Florida
Genee
Tampa
Divorce and civil actions listed in circuit court
Vital Statistics notes many cases including Thomas John Sammon Jr vs Ingrid Sammon divorce Eleanor Hall vs Alan Hall Elma Jordan vs Philip Jordan Elinor Romeyn Romeyn and Faye White v Gilbert Cox civil action damages 2000 plus county court actions Sydney Lesser et al v Nell Brewer Civil Action damages 7638 final decrees Victor Kostecogs v Ernest Hazeltine foreclose J L Mink v G F C Corp order dismissing state of Florida to Sweet Adelines in America inc charter Donald L White v Laura White divorce Higgins inc v J S Moore final judgment state of Florida to Gulf Shores Assoc inc charter
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Circuit Court
Thomas John Sammon Jr
Ingrid G. Sammon
Eleanor O. Hall
Alan M., Hall
Elma Jordan
Philip Jordan
Elinor Romeyn Romeyn
Faye White
Gilbert Cox
Sydney Lesser Et Jal
Nell Brewer
Victor Kostecogs
Ernest R. Hazeltine
J. L
Admissions and Discharges List Individuals and Addresses
A roster of admissions and discharges includes numerous individuals with street addresses and route box numbers. Names such as Christine Charlwood Isidor Edelson Nina Ehrgood Irene Fisher Paul De Marcay and many others are listed alongside their residences and box numbers.
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Christine Charlwood
St. Robert Cross
Isidor Edelson
Nina Ehrgood
Irene Fisher
Roger Frost
Herbert G. Hard
Tower
Lynn Hutton-Williams
Gladys Koon
N. Rilma Ave
Paul de Marcay
5Th St
Phillip Teale
N. Orange Ave
Jimmie Davidson
Dixie Heights
Mazie Drymon
Helen Duest
Poinciana
Irene B. Fisher
Edna Fordham
41St St
Vestiah Fowler
Dolphin St
Josephine Fuchs
Florinda St
Mary Garrett
Bradenton
Lucy Guthrie
45Th
Charles Howell
P. O
Claudelle Huff
Bee Ridge Rd
Helen Hunter
Jimmie Loun
Popular St
Edith Mast
Adam McLeod
P.O
Boca Grande
Albert A. Matsiff
Madalene Neal
Robert Powell
Wood
Ernest Sackmann
Ave. de Mayo
Byron Saulpaugh
Weber
Karl Schneider
Browning St
Maud Scott
Gillespie St
Pearl Stimson
Hawthorne
Emmett Strickland
16Th St
Big Pine Key Prison Camp Captain Knight Dies
Associated Press report notes John Knight 54 captain of the state prison camp at Big Pine Key and mentions Nellie Nelson 75 former state regent for the Catholic Daughters of America.
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Associated Press
Key West
John Knight
Big Pine Key
Lane Worth
Nellie Nelson
Catholic Daughters of America
Deaths Elsewhere From Associated Press
In Yakima Washington Eagle Freshwalter 64 editor and publisher of the Columbia Basin News of Pasco former publisher of the Washington Standard at Olympia and in newspaper work since 1910 died yesterday. In Phoenix Arizona Charles Hayes Burras 82 Chicago executive chairman of Joyce and Co bonding firm and Brinks Inc director born in Fairfield Ohio died Monday. In Washington George W Malcomson 57 Chrysler Corp representative and son of Alexander Y Malcomson cofounder of Ford Motor Co born in Detroit died yesterday.
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Yakima
Wash
Eagle Freshwalter
Columbia Basin News
Pasco
Washington Standard
Olympia
Phoenix, Ariz
Charles Hayes Burras
Chicago
Joyce & Co
Brinks, Inc
Fairfield
Ohio
Washington
George W. Malcomson
Chrysler Corp
Alexander Y. Malcomson
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
MIAMI
INS
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Boston
Columbia
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Los Angeles
Memphis
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Seattle
Tallahassée
Tampa
Toronto
Grain futures open lower as soybeans slip
Grain futures opened irregular with soybeans down. July soybeans at 24414 percent, Sept old at 234, Nov old at 232 and 23414 in Jan. Sept new at 236 and Nov new at 233 percent.
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Mixed Early Trading
The New York stock market showed a higher tone in early dealings with mixed prices but overall firmness. Major fractions rose while some losses hovered 1 to 2 points. notable blocks on the tape included Penneytrain Railroad, RCA, Douglas Aircraft, American Airlines, and Boeing with varied gains and losses.
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New York
Penneytrain Railroad
RCA
Douglas Aircraft
American Airlines
Boeing
Jap Socialists Plan Visits to U S and USSR
The Left Socialist party, the largest in Japan, announced intentions to send goodwill missions to the United States and the Soviet Union later this month. The party advocates a neutral stance in foreign affairs.
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U. S
Ussr
Tokyo
Left Socialist Party
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
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