Police Report Details Speeding and Reckless Driving Arrests
A Venice Bradenton and surrounding area police roundup lists multiple traffic arrests including Judith I Halpern and Andrew More on speeding charges, Donald Angle on reckless driving, and two drivers cited for parking ticket failures. Other cases include reckless driving, improper muffler, driving without license, and various bond amounts, with several defendants held or released. The report notes collisions with damage and limited injuries.
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Richard 8. Evans
Bradenton
W. D. Fort
Samuel Morris
Venice
Warren Fox
Julian Adams
Tarpon Ave
Bill Shepherd
Deaths in Sarasota and Venice Obituaries
Funeral notices report Beatrice Mincy of Sarasota died in a Tampa hospital with services at Greater St. John's Baptist Church and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also listed are James H. Dulin of Whitfield Estates and John Smith of Laurel with service details, survivors, and funeral homes. Venice resident Martin J. Kermer, 80, dies in Venice and burial set for Monday. Mrs. Vivian Beatrice Brandon, 82, dies in Sarasota with Dover, Tennessee burial plans.
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Beatrice ,Mincy
Beatrice Mincy
Sarasota
Tampa
Greater St. John's Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
J.B. Bright
Robert
James Garner
Holton Funeral Home
John Smith
Laurel
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Travise Missionary Baptist Church
M. Brown
N. R. Herring
Johnsom Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Galilee Cemetery
Leo Smith
Bradenton
Ethel Fenn
Vivian
Gloria Jean
Thelma Smith
Aoe Funeral Home
Armada Rd
Venice
Allen Convalescent
Amsterdam
Holland
Mr. Kermer
United States
Burlovac Equipment
Blaw-Know Corp
Kermer
Germany
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Buffalo
Kermers
N. Y
Mary Kermer
Martin J. Kermer Jr
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Rawiles
Christian Science Reader
W. Earl Aumann
The
First Church of Christ Scientists, of
Vivian Beatrice Brandon
Sixth St
Dover
Tenn
Brandon
Greenville
Tex
Lydia
Helen
Ruth
Nathan W
Charles
Nashville
Ross B
Rock Island
Two Sailors Die From CO2 Fire System on Cogswell
SAN DIEGO AP Two Navy sailors were asphyxiated Friday night when carbon dioxide from the destroyer Cogswell s fire smothering system was released into a closed compartment. Three others were treated for poisoning and listed in satisfactory condition. Names of the dead were withheld pending next of kin.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Cogswell
Navy Hospital
Frederick C. Grinnell
Port Angeles
Wash
la Virne Berry
Interior Communication
Pacific
Fenno
Fire Kills Four Children in West Philadelphia Home
Four children died and five others escaped when a furniture fire swept a two story West Philadelphia house early Saturday. The victims were Lindiva Watson 9, Nathaniel Fisher 3, Ruby Fisher 2, and Knohayne Fisher 6 months, all relatives of Mrs. Ruby Watson. The mother suffered burns while attempting to rescue her son Tyrone Fisher 3 and others.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Lindiva Watson
Ruby Watson
Battle erupts in Beirut as government rebel clashes intensify
In Beirut a Saturday battle between security forces and insurgents raged around the AP office in Zerif district and near the Presidential Palace. The fighting marked the worst violence in the capital since the rebellion began 36 days ago with pistols rifles machine guns and mortars used by fighters.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Associated Press
Zerif
Hoppers No Trouble For Overstuffed Bin
WAUKOMIS Okla UPI reports wheat harvests 50 to 80 percent in four southwestern states while grain elevator manager Harry Stevenson says his facility holds excess wheat and even had to shut the upstairs window to keep it from running out.
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Waukomis
Okla
UPI
Harry Stevenson
Algerian Rebels Say U S Fails To Help Against France
Tunis based National Liberation Front spokesman accuses the United States of backing France by arming its forces and using Algeria as a war game. He cites 600000 casualties since 1954 and claims rebels grew to about 130000 fighters with limited air power. The official criticizes De Gaulle’s citizenship offer as a joke and vows independence will continue.
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Tunis
United States
U.S
France
National Liberation Front
de Gaulle
Algeria
De Gaulle urges raid on mattress banks for bonds
Premier de Gaulle appealed to French citizens to unlock hoarded money for a new bond issue to fund his reform plans. He described Algeria settlement aims and a federated overseas domain while stressing Sahara wealth and French industrial revival. Soustelle met with de Gaulle to outline settlement ideas.
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Paris
de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Sergei Vinogradov
Moscow
United States
Britain
Algiers
Sahara
State Honors Sarasotan War Hero
The State Board of Control will name a new group of married student apartments at the University of Florida for Hubert Carl Schacht Sarasota High School 1931 graduate and UF football end in the early 1930s He was killed in France in World War II serving with an armored unit attached to the 78th Field Artillery Also honored is William W Corry Quincy another UF football player who died in France in World War II Schacht's father once managed Lido Beach Casino and Whitfield Country Club
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Hubert Carl Schacht
Sarasota High School
University of Florida
U of F
State Board of Control
Schacht
France
78Th Field Artillery
Monkey causes flood at Bell Gardens home
Mr and Mrs B G Plemmons found an inch of water covering their floors when their pet monkey Mickey forgot to shut off the shower. The incident occurred after a Friday night return home to the Bell Gardens residence.
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Bell Gardens
Calif
UPI
B. G. Plemmons
Mickey
Thunderstorms Rule South as Midwest Flooded, Northern Skies Cleared
Thunderstorms rumbled across the South while rain drenched the Midwest with floods in Indiana. The Wabash River rose again prompting Indiana officials to declare a state of emergency and call National Guard evacuees. Tornado activity swept Texas and Missouri, with a violent wind in New Jersey and a small twister near Tulsa. Scattered showers eased in New England as fair, cooler conditions spread from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes.
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Midwest
Texas
New England
Ohio River
Indiana
Missouri
J. Robert Mitten
Wabash
National Guard
Macon County
Illinois
New Jersey
Concordia
Kansas City
Tulsa
Tex
Rockies
Plains States
Continental Divide
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Western Plains
Nation Weather Press Reports Weekend City Temperatures
The release lists Friday highs and Saturday lows for major cities nationwide from the United States Weather Bureau. Weather checks show broader patterns across regions with emphasis on cooler coastal and warmer inland areas.
West officials condemn Western support for French Algeria
An unidentified official accuses the United States and Britain of backing French imperialism in Algeria. He cites American bombs and shells used against rebel positions and NATO supplies to Europe as proof. He calls the Algerian conflict a real war, not a rugby match.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
United States
Britain
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Optimist Club
Pram
City Island
Club Mem
Bers
Sea Scouts
WSPB
Judith I. Halpern
Laurel St
E. A. Foltz
Main Street
Jsndrew More
Washington and
Ringling Boulevards
G. C. Bell
Donald L. Angle
Orange Ave
R. N. Teates
Smack
Charles V. Irwin
Palmer Bank Bldg
Gene R. Osselmier
Pineapple Ave
William A. Burns
Tangelo Dr
McClellan Pkwy
Mehan
William Boley
Aaron C. Rockard
Ernest L. Balkman
Sgt
Floyd Bowers
Gene John R. Elb
Lowing
R. C. Mainey
Almeta Smith
31St St
Jack Lerer
F. T. Lawson
Newtown
Lerer
William ©. Loose
W. Tamiami Circle
D. W. Winkel
Russel K. Gifford
Swift Rd
Winkel
Willie Mikell
25Th St
Wade Coker
Donald V. Lundy
Tallevast
C. H. Woodle
Russell A. Hodges
Nokomis
Bill Lilly
George R. Pomroy
Lilly
Elmer FE. Giddens
Bruce Rigby
Julius L. Godwin
Route 1
Ed Perpente
William Burrell
Miami
Fox
Osprey
James H. Dulin
Westmoreland
Whitfield Estates
Gurnee
Ill
Ringling School of Art
Renee
Francis H. Dulin
Detroit
Jacques M. Dulin
Chicago
Everett V. Dulin
West Orange
N.J
Shannon Funeral Home
Martin J. Kermer
Mrs
Vivian Brandon
Philly
Darasota Memorial Park
Tamiami Trail
By Relamn Morin
Joseph E Dynan
Sarasotan
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New Orleans
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Omaha
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Allstate Insurance CC
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Bidg
MAYCO
BRYAN
Hillview
Central Ambulance Service
Greenbriar
Turtle Ave
Bay St
Harold E. Pinkerton, D.D.S
South Osprey Avenue
Hyde Park Street
Robarts
NATO
Hillview St
Abe Jones
Victoria Jones
Rudolph Jones
J. A. Spanos CO
DAY
Whitfield
C. Rowland Shannon
Shannon
MAICO
Moico
Ical Co
Hillview RI
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