Sarasota’s unique growth fuels a daily paper’s rise
Sarasota grows faster than agencies can serve it and hosts a pioneering daily paper that ended a local monopoly. The conflict centers on a bayfront drive project and a Wood Street intersection feared to hinder access to the newspaper’s new plant on South Washington Boulevard. The city pressed for redesign to protect Lake Wood Park and Florasota Gardens, sparking debate over traffic safety and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arasota
William Zimmerman
City Planning Board
State Road Department
Washington Boulevard
Wood Street
Bayfront Drive
Ralph and
Traillink
Sarasota
Main Street
SRD
Lake Wood Park
Thompson
Florasota Gardens
Old Guard Victory Over Palace Guard Eisenhower Coattails Ahead
Washington column asserts Ike will campaign for GOP Senate and House candidates in 1952 using his coattails. It highlights clashes between Old Guard and Palace Guard factions, notes key races in Oregon Pennsylvania New York Maryland Indiana and Colorado, and predicts party lines sharpening with Ike's public backing.
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Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Old Guard
Capitol Hill
Palace Guard
White House
Republican Congress
McKay
Morse
Oregon
Ike
Douglas McKay
Philip Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Sen
Washington
The
Oregonians
Tke
Millikin
Pennsylvania
Jim Duff
New York
Jack Javits
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Lehman
Butler
Millard
Maryland
Bricker
Tydings
Harry Byrd
Americans For Democratic Action
Capehart
Claude Wickard
Indiana
Hoosier
William Jenner
Johnson Seeks Inclusion of Current Democratic Leaders
Sen Lyndon Johnson, a dark horse contender, urges not to dismiss the present members of the State Executive Committee at the Democratic state convention. He argues for continuity and inclusion as the party charts its path forward.
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Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Dark Horse
Call for Soviet renouncements and reforms at UN watchdog
Pierre Huss outlines a proposed UN blueprint for true peace from Dmitri Shepilov and the Kremlin. The list calls for ending anti American campaigns, expelling spies, disavowing world conquest, honoring treaties, withdrawing troops, halting meddling, joining disarmament efforts, releasing prisoners, and freeing Iron Curtain nations. The piece notes Baltic nations anniversary pressure and historic Soviet occupation.
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McCoy
Thomas
Kremlin
U. N
Dmitri Shepilov
America
Soviet Union
Tron Curtain
Shepilovy
United States
Communist Party
Central Committee
U. N. Rostrui
Korea
Germany
Japan
Middle East
Asia
Latin America
Red Army
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
Baltic
Hitler
Poland
N. Khrushchev
N. Bulganin
G. Malenkov
Stalin
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Quotes on liberty and resistance by Jefferson Webster and Tacitus
The excerpt presents three maxims on freedom and resistance. It cites Thomas Jefferson praising liberty, Daniel Webster warning against surrendering essential rights for safety, and Tacitus noting an inherent urge to oppose oppression.
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Daniel Webster
Men of Vision Refuse to Accept Well Enough
A motivational piece on choosing growth over comfort. It cites H G Selfridge and Marshall Field as examples of vision and courage, noting Selfridge’s move to London and Franklin’s independence. The text argues that true leaders push forward, never leaving well enough alone.
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Selfridge
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Franklin
Citizens for Eisenhower faces cross purposes in clash with White House
Washington observers fault Citizens for Eisenhower leadership for untimed remarks by public relations director Richard L. Tobin. His comments attack Democratic Congress control and signal a bid for Negro votes, risking alienating Southern voters and hampering the president's civil rights and 28-bill program in 1956.
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Washington
Citizens For Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Mr. Eisenhower
Richard L. Tobin
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Tobin
Republican Party
GOP
South
House of Representatives
Atomic treated meat flavors spark debate on refrigerators and taste
Washington officials and Dr. Schweigert describe gamma irradiated meat as slightly bitter and sulfurous with a new flavor. Experiments at the University of Chicago show sterilized hot dogs last longer unrefrigerated, while beef and pork show mixed results. Critics warn of odor and taste challenges before military or public use.
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Washington
Dr. S
American Meat Institute Foundation of Chicago
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Quartermaster Corps
Dr. Schweigert
Illinois
University of Chicago
America
Schweigert
James EF. van Sandt
R-Pa
Man Removes Hat in Elevator Reflects Manners and Hair
A remark notes that when a man lifts his hat inside an elevator it signals good manners and consideration for appearances. The observation links polite etiquette with grooming and social norms in confined spaces.
Forgiveness Through Actions and Amends
A moral poem urging true remorse requires more than prayer. It calls for confession to the offended friend, heartfelt sorrow, and sincere amends. Humility and restraint from future hurt lead to forgiveness from God and the injured party.
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Our Town
Robert Montgomery
Madison Avenue
Brannan
Colorado
Charles Brannan
Laborite Farmers’ Union
Harry Truman
Denver
Holmes
Alexander
Shepilov
Pierre J. Huss
United Nations
N. Y
INS
Molotov
Red Secret Police
Thomas Jefferson
Tacitus
H. G. Selfridge
Marshall Field
Chicago
Field
Field’s
Field's
London
Selfridge Company
George Matthew
Adams
Home, Sweet Home
Bud Blake
Charlie
Citizens For
Fulton
Lewis, Dr
Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Congress
B. §. Schweigert
Frederick
Othman
James J Metcalfe
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