County Mosquito Control Survey Underway in Sarasota
John A. Mulrennan director of the State Bureau of Entomology surveys Sarasota County mosquito control work with local officials. He reviews six months of activity, budgets, and plans for next year while an aerial inspection and ditching efforts are discussed.
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John A. Mulrennan
State Bureau of Entomology
Mulrennan
Mosquito Control Board
J. Melton Williams
County Commission
Gustin M. Nelson
Williams
Mosquito control inspection in Sarasota noted by state entomologist
State entomologist inspects mosquito control work in Sarasota with details previewed on page 9. The report highlights ongoing efforts and local agency involvement in vector management.
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Sarasota
Governor Collins backs Adlai as alternate delegate
TALLAHASSEE Gov Collins ends silence and says he will attend the Democratic national convention in Chicago next month as an alternate delegate for Adlai E Stevenson.
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Gov
Collins
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Inquiry Opens In Cave-In Kills Six Brooklyn Children
In Brooklyn, six children died when a cave-in trapped them under 25 tons of dirt during unguarded digging at a Horn Construction Co project. Police and Kings County DA Edward Silver launch a full investigation as mothers protest for safer playgrounds. Marie Stanikunas, who lost two other children, guided her daughter Marie to safety after alerting workers. Anatole Bykov survived with internal injuries as rescue efforts unfolded.
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Kings County
Edward §. Silver
Horn Construction Co
Marie Stanikunas
Anatole Bykov
Marie
Explosion Kills One, Harms Fourteen in Cincinnati Building
An explosion tore through a four story Cincinnati apartment house on Reading Road near U.S. 42. One man, 31 year old Robert Swarts, died in the rubble. Fourteen injured include two in critical condition, plus a two month old girl Dorothy Miller with a fractured skull. Fire officials blame a basement boiler.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dorothy Miller
General Hospital
Buddy Marrs
Mike Riley
Reading Road
U.S. 42
Ed Bowling
Frank Brown
Top Argentine Rebels Executed Amid Crackdown After Uprising
Gen Juan Jose Valle and Lt Juan Alberto Abadie were executed by firing squad after the failed rebellion aiding Provisional President Pedro Aramburu. Gen Raul Tanco remains at large with police pursuing him as a top rebel and possible future vice president. Valle reportedly died at the national penitentiary. Abadie was tied to the La Plata crackdown.
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Argentina
Raul Tanco
Juan Peron
Juan Jose Valle
Juan Alberto Abadie
la Plata
Valley
National Penitentiary
Pedro Aramburu
Racial clash erupts again at Pearl Harbor base
At Pearl Harbor two groups clashed in a second race incident within a week. Three white sailors from the destroyer Erwin were attacked by four civilians, two lacerations and a broken nose reported. Earlier, a Friday night riot on shore leave from the Carrier Lexington left Willie D. Dansby dead and injuries to three others. Johnny Greene is held for court martial on murder.
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Navy
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Lexington
Willie D. Dansby
Graceville
Fla
Johnny Greene
Vicksburg, Miss
Ex-Governor Joseph B. Ely Dies at 75 in Massachusetts
Former Governor Joseph B. Ely, 75, died at his Westfield home after brain tumor surgery. He had undergone operation at Deaconess Hospital in Boston last December and was said to be recovering until a relapse last month.
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Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Arab States Back Letter Urging U N Council Action on Algeria
The Afro Asian group has signed a letter calling for urgent UN Security Council action to end fighting in Algeria. Signatories include Jordan Egypt Saudi Arabia Lebanon Syria Yemen Iraq Libya Pakistan Thailand Indonesia Afghanistan Iran with Russia likely to back the move. Opposed are the Philippines Ethiopia Liberia Turkey and India. The Western Big Three are expected to oppose or abstain. a veto remains possible.
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Five Koreans Die In Another Air Force Crash
Seoul reports five Korean air force officers killed in a fourth crash in two days. The air force cites engine trouble as the crash cause.
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South Korea
South Korean Air Force
Air Force
Minnie Mermaid Weather Quip Highlights Sarasota Outlook
Minnie Mermaid muses on promises and weather as a Sarasota forecast notes cloudiness through Thursday with scattered afternoon showers. Highs near 86, lows around 72, southeasterly winds, no rainfall in the last 24 hours, and light air from 9:30 a.m. readings.
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Ten Republicans back Eisenhower plea for more foreign aid
Ten Republican senators rallied behind President Eisenhower on his foreign aid appeal, urging colleagues to uphold his steadfast leadership for peace. The stance came as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepared to begin closed door hearings on the request.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower Invites Adenauer to Visit in Hospital
President Eisenhower, described as quite chipper, invited West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to visit him in his hospital room tomorrow. He signed 27 documents during a 25 minute working session with staff at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
House approves 3.8 billion foreign aid bill with cuts
The House passed a 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid measure, about 1.1 billion below Eisenhower’s request. A 50 million increase was sought via military assistance in committee, while Senate Republicans warned against wavering leadership as they push for restoring some House cuts. Senators Case, Allott, Bender, Duff, Bush, Flanders, Ives, Kuchel, Payne, and Purtell signed the warning.
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Payne
Maine
Purtell
Plane Seeks Gulf Storm
A Jacksonville Naval Air Station plane scanned the Gulf of Mexico for a suspicious weather area about 200 miles south of New Orleans and 200 miles east of Corpus Christi. Lt. J. E. Shipman piloted the aircraft, which will continue observation until dark and may fly to Corpus Christi if needed. The Navy said there is little current likelihood of a hurricane formation but will monitor squally conditions.
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Weeks Sees Ike Nixon Victory On First Ballot
Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks, speaking in Washington, asserts President Eisenhower will run again and win, with Richard Nixon renominated on the first ballot. He notes Ike’s expected landslide margin and outlines Weeks plans for campaign work and major construction programs.
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Sinclair Weeks
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