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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1955

Page

2

Sarasota Eyes Light Industry Commission for Growth

A Sarasota plan to create a Light Industry Commission with funds from a local mill tax awaits Governor signature. The project would fund a full-time director to attract light industries, benefiting youths, students, and older residents as 132 area manufacturers, mainly small, could expand.

Light Industry Commission Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Is Wholly Behind the Plan, As Is the County Commission County Commission Carl Strode Venice

Egg market prices in St Pete Clearwater area report

Market listings show prices for Florida eggs by size from Extra Large to Small with whites quality notes and carton counts. Sales to consumers are described as higher than general, with approximate differentials and varied scales across sizes.

St. Pete-Clearwater Florida

Tampa Poultry Market Prices and Dressings

Market notes list live weights for various poultry types in Tampa. Include fryers and hens with average weights and prices per pound. roosters described as old with lower weights. Deliversion and dressers not clearly specified due to fragmented OCR text.

Livestock Market Prices Chicago Listed for Hogs Cattle and Sheep

LivestockPrices show hogs steady to 25 cents higher with early top 2015 and bulk lots around 1650 to 1975 pounds. Cattle offerings 15 000 steady to 50 cents lower with steers common to choice 15 22.75 and yearlings 15 to 26. Calves 25 50 packer rates 12 16. Sheep offerings 1 000 steady with lambs 24 to 25.25 and ewes about 6 to 850 pounds.

Chicago

Grain futures inch higher with mixed Soybeans prices

Markets report irregular opening in grain futures. Soybeans show mixed movements with July at 24.24, September old at 22.9, November old at 22.844, January old 23.12, March 23.4, and November new at 23.0.

Speahcand INS

Vegetable market steady as supply and demand balance

Jacksonville report notes moderate vegetable supply and steady market. Prices listed include beans 2.00-4.50 per unit, greens 1.75-2.50, okra 7.00-8.00, onions 1.00-1.25 per dozen, peppers 2.50-3.25, tomatoes 5.50-6.25 per 40 lb crates, and other produce with varied ranges.

Jacksonville U.S

Slowpoke drivers called highway menace by association leader

The Automobile Legal Association general manager Philip C. Thibodeau says slow drivers who impede traffic are as dangerous as speeders and reckless drivers. He advocates a minimum speed in all states to curb frustration and risky passing.

Boston Automobile Legal Assn Philip C. Thibodeau

Two Die When Beer Truck Rolls Onto Car Near Findlay

Findlay Ohio reports two people killed when a beer truck jackknifed and rolled on top of their car. Victims identified as P-Lillie Bowling, 41, of Sanford Florida and Benny Esque, 37, of Detroit Michigan. Police investigated the dramatic crash that occurred yesterday near the city.

Findlay Ohio Lillie Bowling Sanford Fla Benny Esque Detroit Mich

Mixed Stocks Quietly Hover Near Highs Amid Steel and Aluminum Activity

New York stocks showed a narrow mixed day after consecutive advances to new highs. Trading featured fractional gains and losses with steel and aluminum issues active. Kaiser Aluminum rose on 12,000 shares, General Motors and U S Steel posted small gains, while Westinghouse and American Motors slipped and Deere and International Harvester moved modestly.

New York Kaiser Aluminum Sesson General Motors U. S. Steel Westinghouse Electric American Motors Deere D International Harvester

Frequent Visitor Col. Cobb Dies in Sarasota

Col. Candler Cobb longtime New York City Director of Selective Service since 1946 and winter resident of Sarasota died May 23 His career included assistant U S attorney in New York commercial attaché in London and work on the British war debt settlement Surviving are his wife Beatrice and two daughters Mrs Adriaan Van Lockhurst of Sarasota and Mrs Alexander Louden of New York

Candler Cobb New York City Selective Service Sarasota Adriaan van Lockhorst Siesta . Key Col. Cobb United States New York London Army Beatrice Carpenter Cobb Adriaan van Lockhurst Alexander Louden

Court records list multiple foreclosures and divorces in vital statistics

Circuit and county court filings include suit to foreclose mortgages on Irvington Heights, quiet title actions, a divorce case, and a civil action for damages of 323.51. Orders confirm sale and certificates of title appear among dockets with numerous names and addresses listed.

Circuit Court Joan R. Cramer Clifford Chapman Irvington Heights Thirza J. Niquet Anna Dragohes Virginia C. Dowler Fred A. Dowler Herman A. Méineke William R. Dean

Admissions and discharges list Bradenton area residents

A fragmented list notes admissions and discharges of residents in the Bradenton area. Names include Mrs. Isabelle Curry Mrs. Mazie Drymon Wallace Lansdown Mrs. Maxine Roberts Ralph Savage Nanette Taylor Randy Young Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien Henry Pirtle Mrs. Mildred Poorman Robert Pratt Nancy Pynn John Slevin Lyden Swafford Elvira Zell and others with entry addresses in Punta Gorda Oneco Oyster Bay Estates and Bradenton. Discharges mention Flora Gale Jeanne Livingston Cecil Manning Mabel Myles Chris Navratel Willis Price Layden Swafford and Vernon Altman among others.

Isabelle Curry Punta Gorda Paul Denarski P.O Mazie Drymon RFD Wallace Lansdown 8Th Maxine Roberts N. Tamiami Trail Ralph Savage Nanette Taylor Royal Palm Nurs Oneco Randy Young Osprey Mary T. O’brien Oyster Bay Estates Marion Pavitt Sydelle Henry Pirtle Mecca Mildred Poorman Washington Robert Pratt Milmar Nancy Pynn Ashton John Slevin Winchester Lyden Swafford 7Th St W. Bradenton Elvira Zell Ohio Flora Gale W. Tamiami Circle Jeanne Livingston Ellenwood Cecil Manning Mabel Myles Palm Terrace Chris Navratel Lockwoodridge Willis Price Cross St Layden Swafford Bradenton Vernon Altman Bahia Vista Donald Baker Winter Searless Pamela Brady San Remo Terrace

Obituary notices for Vogel and Beverman

The Associated Press reports Kurt R. Vogel 57 longtime secretary of Crucible Steel Co. of America since 1940 died yesterday after a long career. In Columbus George H. Beverman 59 inventor of race track mutuel equipment died yesterday.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Kurt R. Vogel Crucible Steel Co. of, America Anna, N. Y Columbus Ohio George H. Beverman

Florida polio shipment arrives to finish second doses

A Salk polio vaccine shipment for Florida arrives in Jacksonville to complete a second round for 160,000 first and second graders across 53 counties. The State Board of Health will let counties decide when to resume shots, suggesting a one day reopening in schools for administration.

Jacksonville Florida State Board of Health Eli Lilly & Co Indianapolis National Foundation For Jonas E. Salk State Board Dade County Palm Beach Leon Brevard Broward Polk Seminole

C. E. Stenzel 79 Dies in Bradenton Hospital

Bradenton Charles E. Stenzel 79 of Braden Castle died yesterday in a local hospital. He was a retired automobile salesman who moved from Toledo seven years ago. Survived by wife Mae P. Stengel and son Ferol A. Lower of St. Louis. Burial in Indianapolis with Griffith-Cline Funeral Home handling arrangements.

Bradenton Charles E. Stenzel Braden Castle Toledo Stenzel Bradley Methodist Church Mae P. Stengel Ferol A. Lower St. Louis Indianapolis Ind Griffith-Cline Funeral Home

Lt Com Sheldon Dies in New York

Retired Coast Guard officer Lt. Com Sheldon A Russell Sr aged 52 of Sarasota died Monday in a New York hospital after a long illness. A native of Altoona Pennsylvania he joined the Coast Guard in 1919 retired in 1946 and had lived in Sarasota since. Survived by wife Barbara M Roseman Russell a daughter Mrs Thomas Varnum Denver a son Sheldon A Russell Jr Wilmington California his mother Mrs William C Russell of Altoona three sisters and a brother. Funeral 2 30 p m Friday Arlington National Cemetery chapel with burial in the national cemetery.

Coast Guard Sheldon A. Russell Julia Ct Sarasota New York Altoona Coast Guard Service Barbara M. Roseman Russell City Thomas Varnum Denver Colo Sheldon A

Part Time Attendance for 700,000 U.S. Students in 1954

In September 1954 about 700,000 American public school students attended on a part time basis due to a lack of full time classroom facilities.

Methodists May Add District In Florida Conference

Lakeland Florida Methodist leaders consider adding a 10th district at the 11th annual state conference opening session. About 170 000 members and 1 000 delegates will hear J Herman Daniel report on district needs with potential expansion centered on the St Petersburg area.

Lakeland Florida Methodists J. Herman Daniel Akeland St. Petersburg

Prison Riot at St Louis Workhouse Short Lived

Police used tear gas to break up a brief riot at the St Louis city workhouse as inmates set fire to mattresses ripped plumbing and smashed windows. Firemen put out the blaze. over 100 officers contained the disturbance to one cell block. A riot-related auto crash injures two police officials. no inmates were hurt. Warden Harold E. Baynes cites visit restrictions as trigger for youths ages 17 to 20.

ST. Louis St. Louis City

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