Reapportionment Talks Resume Friday
In the 72 hour special session recess legislators discuss a possible settlement within two weeks. Sen. Carraway and Sen. Barber proposed a package including a new constitutional amendment and a split of Bay Monroe Seminole and Brevard into separate districts. Attorney General Ervin ruled the amendment could not be adopted during a special session.
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Cunard Line Hit by Walkout Strike Cancels Queen Mary Sailing
In Southampton Britain wildcat seamen strike forces Cunard Queen Mary to cancel its New York sailing. Sailors protest scab labor and a 48 hour week with higher shore allowance while passengers scramble for alternatives.
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Deaths and notices from Bradenton area and beyond
Obituary notices list James Nelson Adams 63 of Palma Sola Trailer Park Bradenton died in a local hospital. Survivors include wife Jennie and siblings in Ohio Montana and Montana towns. Additional obituaries note Herbert Brauff George Bangs Ernest Greenwood Thomas Boyle and others. Italy birth rate dropped from 32 to 18 per 1000 since 1901.
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Frank Hendershot
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Shannon
Associated Press
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Grand Forks
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Suffolk County
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New York City
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Columbia University
Italy
Nations Weather Offers National Temperature Sampler
Miami weather report shows today’s low while yesterday’s high is noted. A separate notice suggests a link between eyewear and earnings potential for professional baseball players, citing the Better Vision Institute.
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Final Decrees and Divorces in Circuit Court
Civil action involves Morris versus Rockefeller for damages 26000 plus 9000 etc. Divorce actions include Farmer versus Farmer Virginia, Driggers versus Price, Sefick versus Sefick, Holden versus Holden, Knight versus Knight, Alford versus Alford, Wasden versus Wasden, Noble versus Noble. Foreclosure final decree in Mayors case Beulah May versus Hulon Taylor et al.
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Sherman
N. Rockefeller
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Odie V. Driggers
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Charlotte Sefick
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Hulon M. Taylor
Beatrice Holden
Gus Holden
Daisy M. Knight
Turner Knight
Vilas Lorrene Alford
Thomas Earl Alford
June Wasden
Nellie Noble
Saul Noble
Democrat 'Peace Tour' in Texas aims to unite party
DNC Chairman Paul M. Butler toured Texas eastward after meetings in Dallas, praising reception and promising help to defeat Republican Rep. Bruce Alger. He said Texas Democrats can handle internal rifts, while signs of entrenched conservatism within the state party continued.
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Paul M. Butler
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National Committee
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Real Estate Seminar Promises Growth in Florida
D Harold Stimpson FAA president urged vigilance for a professional real estate field. Speakers like Stephen McReady tied success to ongoing education through seminars. Clayton Grimes predicted a boom in Manatee Sarasota County with new bridges highways and developments. Paul Wimbish urged long range advertising plans and consistent styling. A panel on negotiation featured Roger Flory with Lowery Ratliff Boone Zander and Marion Thompson noting many attendees were women.
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Henry G. Zander
Marion Thompson
Small Auto Firms Warn of Survival Threat in Wage Battle
In New York on June 16 the auto industry debate centers on the Big Three wage package of 20 cents an hour. The Little Three fear labor costs push them out of business while Congress weighs steel industry mergers to meet rising future demand. Bethlehem and Kingstown push for a merger to expand capacity to 180 to 190 million tons annually within 15 years.
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Aircrafts Lead Modestly Higher Market Session
New York stocks edged up in early trading with fractional gains common as aircraft shares and steel, major motors, rubber, chemicals, railroads, oils, and airlines supported a broad advance. The Associated Press average rose to 170.60, a new high, before a mid-session pullback.
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Livestock Market Report Chicago INS
Hogs salable 7,000 with prices 50 cents higher. Early top 22, bulk 1650 to 2175, heavy 1725 to 2025, medium 1975 to 2125, lights 21 to 22, light lifts 1775 to 2125, packing sows 1250 to 1800. Cattle salable 2 6H steady, calves 300 steady. Steers 23 to 2550, common to choice 15 to 2275, yearlings 15 to 2550, heifers 14 to 24, cows 12 to 1550, bulls 11 to 1675, stocker steers 15 to 2350, stocker cows and heifers 10 to 20. Sheep salable 700 steady. Lambs 2450 to 2625, common to 2425, yearlings 10 to 21, ewes 350 to 550.
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Foreign Weather Report From Chicago Bureau
The U S Weather Bureau in Chicago reports foreign weather conditions prevailing this morning.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Soybean futures open lower on Chicago Grain Market
Grain futures opened fractionally lower with soybeans down 1 to 2 1/4 cents. July soybeans at 24.24, September 23.14, November 22. A strong mix of old and new crop quotes shows modest weakness across the board.
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Inspection Fee Rise Pressure on Florida Packers
The State Livestock Board ordered higher inspection fees for meat packers aiming to fund state needs while preserving some relief for small operators. J. J. Zwick of Alachua warned 30 to 50 percent of small packers would become unable to pay and exit the business, risking out-of-state beef and unsafe uninspected meat. Dr. L. Campbell noted fees would double for those paying $5.50 monthly and rise to 100 for those paying $50-100, with no increase for those already at the $100 cap.
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L. Campbell
Super Jets to Tokyo In Familiarization Flight
Three F100 Super Sabre jets capable of speeds over 700 miles per hour arrived this month, the Far East Air Forces said. Airmen will fly them in familiarization flights as part of their introduction to operations in the region.
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