Beauty to Wed in SANGAB California Rose Bowen announces engagement
Marilyn Smuin, 19, famed for winning the 1955 Tournament of Roses, plans to marry Wells F. Martell, USC dental student, next year. John W. Long, 68, receives the Army Mexican Border Service Medal for 1915 to 1917 duty, delayed notice dated March 14.
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Sangab
Calif
Rose Bowen
Marilyn Smuin
Wells F. Martell
University of Southern California School of Dentistry
John W. Long
Army
Long
Adjutant General's Office
CIO Wins Three-Year Pact With GM Mirroring Ford
The CIO United Auto Workers secured a three-year contract at General Motors matching Ford in pay pensions vacations and holidays. It includes a union shop for GM and coverage for 35,000 additional electrical workers, with a 60 to 65 percent pay guarantee during layoffs and a 150 million dollar trust funded by 5 cents per hour per worker. Walter Reuther hailed it as a significant advance.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Ford
Ford Motor Co
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
UAW
Auto Workers
Reuther
Harlow H. Curtice
Minnie Mermaid Predicts Weather for Sarasota Area
Minnie Mermaid via the Tarpon Telegraph reports a cloudy day for today and tomorrow with showers forecast for Saturday. In Sarasota vicinity the outlook is partly cloudy with little temperature change and light west winds turning variable, readings show modest humidity and minor rainfall.
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Sarasota
Second Theft Suffered By Club
Police seek a powerful suspect after the Holiday House burglary on U S Route 301 north of the city. A total of 750 dollars in cash and checks were stolen, including 400 dollars in silver and 350 in checks, with similar cement traces suggesting a woman may be involved.
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Mike DeStefano
Jack Royal
Carling
U. S. Rt
Longboat Key
Robert Smyth
15Th St
Holiday House
Smyth
Lonnie Selph
Boyer
King Baudouin Returns From Congo Trip
King Baudouin of Belgium returned yesterday from a three week visit to the Belgian Congo.
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Brussels
Belgium
Baudouin
Belgian Congo
Buckley Earns Doctor of Dentistry Degree
Chicago area Buckley earns DDS from University of Illinois as his three children Denise Donnie and Michael model to support his education. Michael reportedly received a social security card at 2144 months to model a christening dress.
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Chicago
Donald C. Buckley
University of Illinois
Denise
Donnie
Michael
Buckley
Boy in Irving Swallows Electric Fuse at Naptime
Five year old Lance Morrison in Irving swallowed an inch long pencil sized fuse while napping. Parents rushed him to a hospital where X rays showed the fuse would likely cause little harm. The cause of the mishap remains unclear.
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Irving, Tex
Lance Morrison
Lance
House Considers Apportionment in Florida Legislature
TALLAHASSEE The House works to break a deadlock over reapportionment after a week in session. Lawmakers plan a 2 p.m. start as they press a House bill to give certain counties their own senators, while the Senate resists, prompting possible amendments.
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Tallahassee
House
Brevard
Bay
Sarasota
Monroe
Manatee
Seminole
Senate
Smith
Indian River County
Gibbons
Hillsborough
Sen
Carlton
Wauchula
Gautier
Miami
Collins
Stratton
Davis
Argentine riot ends with police raid on Episcopal Palace
Federal police raided the Episcopal Palace in Buenos Aires and arrested 430 men who sought refuge there after clashes between Catholic worshippers and Peron supporters in Plaza de Mayo. The arresting officers, with Judge Gentile, moved prisoners to central police HQ while priests remained inside the church.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Metropolitan Cathedral
Plaza de Mayo
Episcopal Palace
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
San Isidro
Carlos A. Gentile
Gentile
Msgr
Manuel Tato
Archdiocesan
Democracia
Adenauer Reaffirms West German Loyalty to Western Allies
West Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Washington stating his country will maintain a close loyal partnership with the Western Allies based on recent treaties. He rejected Soviet invitations and emphasized peaceful reunification under freedom. Adenauer will meet President Eisenhower and later receive an honorary Harvard degree.
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Washington
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Moscow
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Free World
Germany
National Airport
Herbert Hoover Jr
Heinz Krekeler
Herbert Blankenhorn
NATO
Harvard University
Salk Disagrees With White Paper On Vaccine Standards
Dr. Jonas E. Salk asserts U S Public Health Service standards will prevent deviations from intended procedures for polio vaccine production. He cites earlier issues with some commercial lots due to differing interpretations of minimum requirements and notes agreement and disagreement with the service’s white paper report.
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Washington
Jonas E. Salk
U.S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Sisters have babies same day in different cities
Two sisters each gave birth to their first daughter on the same day learning yesterday. The Denver birth occurred Saturday to Mrs Gordon Tripp and the Neosho Missouri birth to Mrs Ronald Rusyn.
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Denver
Gordon Tripp
Ronald Rusyn
Neosho
GM Plants Idled as CIO Auto Workers Strike Expands
More than twenty GM plants shut down by CIO United Auto workers in a strike over local issues in a new contract. About 50,000 workers idle as disruption spreads, with implications for production and labor relations.
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General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto
Le Mans Crash Toll Rises to 79 as Funeral Services Planned
Mass funerals will be held in Le Mans for victims of the 24 hour race disaster after Pierre Levegh's Mercedes crash. The death toll reaches 79 with many injured in critical condition, including an American spectator Roy Hunton. Britain’s Mike Hawthorn and Ivor Bueb won the race despite the tragedy.
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LE Mans
France
Edgar Faure
Pierre Levegh
Bis City
Paris
Roy Hunton
U.S
Orleans
Levegh
Mike Hawthorn
Codrifer Ivor Bueb
Britain
Atiow
Census Card Confesses A Quickwit About Marriage
A census taker asks if she is unmarried and a quick reply reveals a shy woman has never married. The moment plays on social perceptions of marriage with a humorous backfire.
Sold the Morning After Beach House Ad
Marybert Englert of Cir Cle Realty reports a two bedroom beach home near Lido St Armand's Key sold the morning after it appeared in THE NEWS Open House issue. A reader saw the ad, viewed the house, and made an offer. THE NEWS readers have the funds to buy.
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Marybert M. Englert
Circle Realty
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