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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1957

Page

9

Ham radio network proves flawed yet ready in Florida storm

The Coastal Emergency Network run by amateur operators faced seven hours of uncertain coordination during the tropical storm, with alerts from Mac Britton of Ocala and W4DBR as a central link. Despite interference from distant stations, the effort showed a willing network of ham operators from Key West to Virginia prepared to relay vital information if a hurricane hit Florida.

Gulf Mac Britton Ocala W4dbr Florida Weather Bureau Panama City Port St. Joe New Orleans Key West Tallahassee Palatka Jacksonville East Coast Georgia South Carolina Virginia Bill Budd Siesta Key Michigan New York

Motorist Hurt When Car Strikes Utility Pole

Richard C. Monk, 51, of Lafayette Court was in fair condition at Memorial Hospital after a Sunday morning crash near the Ringling Causeway. His car struck a utility pole and knocked down 20 to 30 feet of railing on the bridge. He faced arrest for failing to heed the yellow road markings.

Richard C. Monk Lafayette Court Memorial Hospital Ringling Causeway D. G. Elie Elie Monk

Bible School Set To Open June 17

The Bay Shore Mennonite Church announces a two week Bible school for children from four through high school. Rev. T. Brenneman will lead the program, with daily sessions from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Monday through Friday starting June 17.

Bible School Bay Shore Mennonite Church T. Brenneman

Ringling Museum Declares War on Palm Bug Threat

The Ringling Art Museum battles a palm borer named thyraustocoridae xylastadaris luteolus that feeds on royal palm buds and fronds. Bradenton plans ladder crews to spray treetops while reports grow of infestations on the east coast near Miami.

Ringling Art Museum Xylastadaris Luteolus E. G. Kelsheimer Bradenton Miami Helsheimer

Motorist Bond Posted After Fruitville Road Crash

A car skidded off Fruitville Road near Tatum Ridge Road early today. Wal lace Smith of Sarasota posted 75 bond at the sheriff's office after being charged with driving too fast for conditions. No injuries reported. State Trooper O A Savage investigated. Nearby arrests include James Ranson 33 of Trail held on 100 bond for reckless driving while intoxicated, Trooper Warren Fox making the arrest. Frank James Gross 58 of Newtown charged with drunk driving held on 250 bond.

Fruitville Road Wallace Smith Sarasota Sheriff's Office Tatum Ridge Road O. A. Savage James Ranson Trail

Holbrook First In Sarasota Chess Tournament

Winners of the Sarasota Chess Club winter event were announced by president R. F. Remer. Henry Holbrook claimed first place, with Richard Resler and Mrs. K. Martin in the top ranks. Also noted were arrests for worthless checks and aggravated assault, plus a bonded parking and intoxication case.

Sarasota Henry Holbrook Richard Resler K. Martin Florida

Misfortune Takes Wheel As Schooner Hits Beach

The fishing schooner Ysabelita ran aground at dawn on north Longboat Key after a storm crippled its diesel, hindering its engine and sails. Captain Clyde DeKay and crew O J Riggs and C W Riggs watched their life investment split from salvage as efforts to refloat failed and the vessel rested high and dry near Big Pass.

Ysabelita North Longboat Key Clyde DeKay O. J C. W. Riggs DeKay Longboat Pass DeKray Gulf Charlotte Harbor Big Pass Sarasota Bay Palmetto Usabelita Longboat Key

Sarasota Faces Marked Wet Season With 10 Year Cycle

The soggy year in Sarasota County hits 35.54 inches in five months, with July to September expected to push totals beyond last year’s. Records show 72 inches in 1967, 46 inches as long-term average, and a suspected decade trend from wet to dry affecting groundwater levels.

Sarasota County

Storm Gusts Hit Gulf Coast With Heavy Rainfall

Storm winds reached up to 50 mph with gusts as high as 50 mph during the weekend. The three day storm dumped 6.46 inches of rain, including 2.49 inches in the 24 hours to 8 a.m. Saturday. Rain continued into today with 0.37 inches recorded from 7 p.m. yesterday to 7 a.m. today.

Gulf Coast Hollis Bacon Sarasota James Seymour

Miami Motorist Freed On Bond After Crash

Harold M. Auer, 3, of Miami was released on a $25 bond Saturday night after arrest for failing to yield the right of way following an accident at Main Street and Lemon Avenue. His car collided with a vehicle driven by Christine M. Bernard, 31, of 1775 10th St. Damages to both cars were about $1,060.

Harold M. Auer Miami Main Street Lemon Avenue Auer Christine M. Bernard 10Th St

Program Set For Flag Day In Sarasota

Flag Day ceremonies in Sarasota will display flags from colonial days to present. June 14 events announced by R F Remer publicity chairman. Massing of the flags to be held at the Elks Lodge on Golf and Links Avenue at 7 p m with Elks participation.

United States Sarasota R. F. Remer Elks Lodge Golf and Links Avenue

Driver Hurt and 2 Arrested After Crash in Manatee County

A collision on Washington Park Road near US 841 left Minnie Lee Smith with facial and arm abrasions. Willie B. Smith III was charged with failing to yield. Alex Epps of Palmetto was driving out of a dirt road and charged with speeding. Damages were $250 to Epps’s car and $800 to the Smith vehicle.

Washington Park Road Manatee County Carl Woodie Minnie Lee Smith Bradenton Willie BE. Smith Alex Epps Epps Trooper Woodle Smith

Three Cities Tie For Recruits In State

The Sarasota branch station tied with Ocala and Orlando for second place in May recruiting, with 133 percent of quota. Chief Thomas Glaze noted local graduates increased enlistments as Mac Martin Don Kimerick George Wallace and William Strickland Jr. prepared to leave tomorrow.

Sarasota U.S. Navy Ocala Orlando Thomas Glaze Glaze Mac Martin Don Kimerick George Wallace Bradenton Beach William D. Strickland Jr Bradenton Winfieldmann Jr Don Garner Myers

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