Rogero Defends North Trail Medial Strip Petition
Newsman AJ Ruttenberg reports Clearwater State Road Board member Al Rogero responded to a North Trail petition against the 14 foot center strip. Rogero cites remarks gathered by reporter Paul Einstein from petition signers and notes federal engineers did not insist on the strip.
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South Trail
Mothers of missing fliers seek embassy aid in Peiping
Hong Kong mothers of two missing U S airmen send letters to nine foreign embassies asking them to intercede with Chou En Lai to grant them access to visit China. They have waited three weeks for a reply and plan to leave Friday. Lt. John Shaddick III and Sgt. James Wright are listed as missing in Korea.
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Letter from Al Rogero to Robt E Vehling on 14-foot strip dispute
State Board member Al Rogero defends statements about a petition signed by North Trail businesspeople opposing misperceptions about the 14 foot medial strip. He cites citizen remarks and says he may reveal names if needed while apologizing for any unkind or untrue statements.
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Deaths Charles McCarraher 75 Sarasota resident
Charles McCarraher 75 of 1434 2nd St died at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. A former plasterer, he lived in Sarasota two years and is survived by one niece Mrs. Horace M. Light of Villa Nova Pa. Funeral and burial will be in Coatesville Pa with Robarts Funeral Home handling local arrangements.
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Clergy, City Officials, and Pioneers in Florida Obituaries
West Palm Beach Rev Kil lian Joseph McFall 52 served two years as chaplain at St. Mary's Hospital. Fort Myers Mrs Alice Staley widow of C P Staley who was city manager 1921 to 1928. Miami Harlan A Trapp developer of the Trapp avocado and a teacher in Lemon City’s first school.
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Killian Joseph McFall
St. Mary's Hospital
Fort Myers
Alice Staley
C. P. Staley
Miami
Harlan A. Trapp
Lemon City
Obituary notices for Kirk Patrick Isham and Coverdale
The Associated Press reports editors and collectors dying this week. Andrew M Kirkpatrick longtime Baltimore editor after 1953 and Hearst staffer since 1924 and Col Ralph Heyward Isham with Boswell manuscripts collection both died Monday. Harriette Elizabeth Coverdale widow of William Hugh Coverdale and president of Canada Steamship Lines died Monday in Kingston Ontario.
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Canada Steamship Lines
Florida Divorce Actions and Legal Decrees Listed
Circuit Court cases include Gehr Truitt vs Truitt for divorce and Daisy M Knight vs Turner Knight divorce. Other matters feature Jones vs Lathrope mandatory injunction and Siesta Properties Inc. v Hart quiet title. Foreclosure decree in May v Taylor and tax lien releases for Wallenda Circus and Weber Jr. Plus a note on U S road mileage growth since 1900.
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State of Florida
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United States Bureau of Internal Revenue
Independent Circus Corporation
T A Wallenda Circus
A. J. Weber Jr
Reluctant New England Joins Hurricane Circuit
New England is linked into the hurricane circuit as the storm season opens at midnight. Gordon Dunn of the Miami Weather Bureau cites rising New England hurricane activity since 1938 as the reason for the extension. The circuit now runs from Brownsville to Jacksonville and includes Washington and New York. The season runs midnight June 15 to November 15, with September and October peak activity.
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Market livestock and eggs listings at St Pete Clearwater market
Chicago INL livestock prices show hogs at 9 500 steady with loads for early top at 21 25 and bulk 16 21. cattle 14 000 weak. calves 500 steady. steers 23 26 prime, heifers 14 34 25, cows 12 16. lambs 24 50 26 25. stockers 15 42 350. Eggs market data mixed with small and extra large sizes.
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Grade A Quality Cartons Assembled For Consumer Sales
The note outlines grade A quality cartons with sizes from small to extra large and mentions sealed gen eres retail sales. It states consumer sales prices are 10 to 15 percent higher than quotes. Medical and brand details are not provided.
Merchandiser Notes on Poultry Prices and Weights
A fragmented market report notes steady labor and steady supply. It lists Bali fryers per pound in red, varying weights, plus new hens red 141-2 lbs and white hens under 4 lbs. Roosters are described as old and mostly priced around 13.
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Soybean futures open steady to mixed on Chicago grain floor
Soybeans show mixed early moves in Chicago with July at 24 4 and later months around 23 1 to 23 6, as old crop contracts hold gains and new crop slips. Prices listed for July September November January and March reflect small shifts in early trade across the board.
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Nation's Weather: Miami Temps Show Daily Low and Yesterday High
A nationwide weather sampler presents today’s low temperatures and yesterday’s high across major locales. Miami records a notable low as part of the trend, with other cities contributing to the nationwide snapshot of temperatures.
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Market opens with narrow gains on Wall Street
Wall Street opened narrowly higher with small point gains. U S Steel dipped 1,000 shares to 49 while Kennecott Copper rose 1,200 shares to 116.25 and Boeing advanced 2,000 shares to 63. Strong merger talks to 97 million dollars for combat transport planes cited. Other aircraft, copper and major motor stocks also rose as list remained mixed.
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Foreign Weather Conditions Reported by Chicago Bureau
The US Weather Bureau in Chicago reports foreign weather conditions prevailing this morning.
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