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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

4

Sarasota Septic Tank Warnings Prompt Drainage Reform

Dr. Wib Wright county health officer warns of dangerous drainage and septic tank conditions in Sarasota County. He urges city and county officials to enact strong rules, require proper drainage for new lots, consider sewer construction in worst areas, and divert funds to essential drainage and sewer facilities to protect public health.

Wib Wright Sarasota Wright

Supreme Court power and the drift toward socialism critique

A critical column compares Supreme Court justices to Greek gods and fears recent rulings on Girard College and DuPont threaten private wealth and industrial liberty. It condemns anti trust and union power while warning of nationalization and higher taxes. The piece laments a perceived shift toward socialism in American policy.

Supreme Court Washington White House Mount Olympus Girard College Republic DuPont Internal Revenue Boys Afl-Cio Hocus Pocus America

Steinbeck list of biblical figures highlights admission limits

The author argues Steinbeck overvalues controversial figures like Cain Noah and David in a hypothetical US guest list. He claims four of Steinbeck's first five figures could be admitted by Eisenhower or Dulles, while Cain should be kept out for murder.

John Steinbeck United States Erudite Saturday Review Adam Cain Noah David A Steinbeck Leo McCarey Shem Saul Lat God Saud Ishmael Blair House Haile Selassie Ethiopia David Solomon Sheba Eisenhower John Foster Dulles

Public opinion shifts on testing big bombs amid humanitarian and official views

Official, humanitarian, and public sentiment inch toward a nitration on nuclear test bans. The piece details how defense needs, health risks from fallout, and disarmament talks in London shape a possible path to limiting or ending tests.

Washington Albert Schweitzer London

Can You Afford It? A caution on spending and life pace

A reflective piece questions whether one spends beyond means chasing dreams. It warns that envy and excessive spending lead to distress and bankruptcy of ambitions. The advised path is to progress only as fast as one can afford, step by careful step.

The Top Man: Path to Success and Inspiration

An article extols reaching for the top in business and life. It cites a man who built wealth by offering to the top decision maker and a tennis star who chose top opponents to improve. The message urges pursuing top figures as mentors and aims to rise through usefulness and vision.

Cookie Bosses and Breaded Scandals Stir Union Alarm

Senate investigators spotlight the Bakers and Conforti case in Chicago where Salerno Biscuit Co funds allegedly fueled a quiet organizing drive. Stuart, national VP, faced questions over $50 monthly dues and $2,591 in gifts, including cameras.

Europe Senate Dave Beck Teamsters Union Chicago Anthony J. Conforti Bakers National Union George Stuart Conforti Stuart Salerno Biscuit Company Cookie Baker Conforti John L. McClellan D-Ark The

Atomic energy brings new jobs but raises safety fears

The article notes 100000 workers face radiation risks in a growing atomic energy industry aiming to 1960 production. It covers plants planned in Pittsburgh and New York, savings from isotopes across tobacco, rubber, paper, and plastics, and the oil sectors using gamma detectors to locate deposits while unions press for safety after explosions and two deaths.

James J. Bambrick National Industrial Conference Board Pittsburgh Indian Point N.Y Florida Earae

Pilots by Residence Concentrated in Five States

About 47 percent of active aviation pilots in the United States reside in New York Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan. The distribution underscores regional concentration among major population centers and aviation hubs.

U.S New York, Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan

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