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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1955
Page
10
Notices state program listings are published as a public service from station information. The News cannot guarantee accuracy and asks readers to report any errors or omissions to the respective radio or television stations.
In a contract bridge lesson, South overreaches with club length, misreads signals, and avoids an alert defense. West misleads with a heart lead, but South better studies the dummy and avoids the trap, eventually claiming the slam after careful play.
Crossword puzzle clues including across and down entries with numbers and partial phrases covering common wordplay elements and definitions for a historic newspaper puzzle page. Entries reference girl names intervals measures rivers plants and general knowledge terms across diverse categories.
Astrological forecast by Carroll Richter covers all signs from Aries to Pisces. Each sign describes money, work, relationships, and personal growth with advice to focus, reconcile, and improve self before seeking support or stepping toward goals. Include practical training for a child to foster early social graces.
The passage notes that early settlers in New England observed Indigenous people chewing resins from spruce, cherry, and sweet gum trees, drawing a parallel to modern chewing gum. It emphasizes a cultural practice rather than a sensational event.
It was 32 years ago when G. Gordon Browder of Norfolk Virginia won his first slogan contest earning $5. He says he has since won 2,500 contests for $20,000, 17 trips, five automobiles and a college course in business. Browder is in Hollywood to explore a movie about his life.
Miss Elizabeth Black proposed painting city streets pastel colors to beautify Los Angeles and reduce glare. The City Council considered the 50 million expense but rejected the plan yesterday.
Mrs Amanda Gatewood aged 103 visiting Louisville from Bedford Kentucky says she will go to heaven when she flies because she has lived right and helped the poor She smiles and says she dislikes nothing including Republicans and has no grievances against them
L. M. Tinker announces a new market here for snakes to be used in religious replacements after reptile deaths. He specifies copperheads and rattlesnakes as preferred species for the supply.
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