Car Skids On McCall Road Curve Englewood
Mrs Mary Riness and her husband Harold Riness suffered injuries after a 1950 Ford driven by Harold skidded 42 feet on a curve on McCall Road near the Presbyterian Church. The car skidded 81 more feet into a culvert after hitting the berm in rain at about 6 20 p m both occupants were treated at Venice Memorial Hospital.
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Americans Prefer London Life Over British Weather Says Press Corps
U.S. correspondents based in London praise Britons as polite and intelligent while noting cold flats and outside pipes. They see London as a fine place to work despite heating issues and late trains, enjoying theater, racing, and approachable bobbies.
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International News Service
Britain
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American Broadcasting Co
Maine
Bill Coughlin
McGraw Hill Publications
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Don Cook
New York Herald-Tribune
Ed Newman
National Broadcasting Co
Ernie Hill
Chicago Daily News
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Columbia Broadcasting System
England
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Say
Mississippi
Italy’s Gronchi Breaks with Rubber Stamp Tradition
President Giovanni Gronchi rejects a purely ceremonial role as he considers a new premier and signals involvement in government formation. The Christian Democrat leans left, earning cheering from Communists during his inaugural remarks amid ongoing political crisis and debates over cabinet control.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Italy
German Fair Set In Cairo
East Berlin will stage a large industrial fair in Cairo from October 20 to November 10 as part of expanding trade with the Middle East. The event will include a film festival fashion shows boat racing and boxing with goods from heavy machinery to ladies garments and 63 000 items spread across the exhibition.
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East Berlin
East Germany
Cairo
Middle East
Nile
Venice Man Receives Allegheny Alumni Medal At 142nd Commencement
Ben F. Miller Jr. of Venice earned Allegheny College’s alumni medal, the school’s top honor voted by trustees for outstanding aid to the college. Miller, a 1907 graduate, long served on Allegheny’s board, and he moved to Venice after retiring as chair of City Coal and Keystone Construction in Meadville.
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Ben F. Miller Jr
South County
Allegheny College
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Ida M. Tarbell
Leo H. McKay
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Andrew W. Robertson
Westinghouse Electric
City Coal and Supply Company
Keystone Construction Company
Meadville
United States
Timothy Alden
John
Priscilla Alden
Venice Area Hospital Patient Inflow and Discharges
A Venice area hospital reports multiple admissions and discharges. Names include Beulah Ramsey Nokomis Alice Briggs Englewood Debra Giddens Nokomis Isabel Madagan Venice Emma Anderson Placida Lois Iske Nokomis Gladys Hall Englewood George Salen Venice and others. Additional admissions list Kenneth Boehme Laurel Ella Wilburn Englewood Candy Farley Venice Dean Collins Englewood Edna Murphy Englewood Marcil Ballard Venice.
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Nokomis
Alice Briggs
Englewood
Debra Giddens
Isabel Madagan
Venice
Emma Anderson
Placida
Lois Iske
Gladys Hall
George Salen
Donald Dinwiddie
Annie Mitchel
Charlotte Wright
Huntington
W. Va
Lodge Perry
Laurel
Nettie Biggs
Pauline McKenna
Josh Widden
Johnnie Pavel
Donald Conn
Max Bernd-Cohen
Pauline Alderman
Archie Scott
Daniel Mathis
Woodrow Thayer Jr
Ethel Morison
Wes Godwin
John Moore
Bradenton
Sally Southworth
Osprey
Ida Mercer
Fred. Gottfried
Beulah
Ramsey
Musical Film Producer Rudolph Polk Dies
Rudolph Polk 64 a Hollywood musical film producer died at his Beverly Hills home. He led World Artists Film Corp served as musical director at Enterprise Studios and assistant musical director at Columbia Pictures. Polk studied at the Berlin Hochschule fur Musik and once managed Jascha Heifetz Jose Iturbi and Vladimir Horowitz.
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Beverly Hills
World Artists Film Corp
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Columbia Pictures
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Hochschule of Music
Berlin
Jascha Heifitz
Jose Iturbi
Vladimir Horowitz
Wellman Opens Modern Office In Nokomis Building
Dr N M Wellman a Palmer chiropractic graduate opened a revamped old hotel and restaurant known as Roses Place in Nokomis The two story building now houses his neu rocalometer and x ray service and offers space for six or eight other professional offices He moved to Nokomis last November and lives on Sunrise drive with his family
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Wellman
Nokomis
N. M. Wellman
Palmer
Rose’s Place
Pittsburgh
James Totten
Sunrise Drive
Koreans Back IAEA Charter and Peace Institute
South Korea's National Assembly unanimously ratified the International Atomic Energy Agency charter and recommended establishing a Korean national institute for peaceful uses of atomic energy. The move signals strong support for atomic energy development and regulatory frameworks within Korea.
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South Korea
International Atomic Energy Agency
Reds urged to stop jamming Voice of America
U S official Arthur Larson linked sincerity in a radio TV program exchange to Moscow halting Voice of America jamming. Senator Lyndon Johnson noted mixed Soviet reactions with Mikoyan and Molotov expressing support then a harsh rebuttal from a Moscow commentator.
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U.S
Voice of America
Arthur Larson
U.S. Information Agency
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Russia
Eisenhower
Senate Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
United States
State Dulles
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Vv. M. Molotov
Moscow
Three Senators Call Reevaluation Of U S China Trade Policy
Senators Magnuson Fulbright and Thye urged reassessing the U S policy of blocking Red China trade in separate statements. They favored steps toward limited engagement such as airline access and exchange of journalists while maintaining barriers, echoing broader calls for an Asia policy review. Knowland and Butler opposed relaxing the ban.
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D-Ark
Thye
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Knowland
R-Calif
Butler
R-Md
Britain
Russia
U.S
Red China
Senate Commerce Committee
China
Red
Duluth, Minn
Asia
Venice Jaycee Dance Declared Huge Success
The Venice Jaycee Dance at Gulf Breeze Hotel was deemed a huge success by general chairman Sam Herron. Door prize winners included Gaspare Ferraro of Venice for a one ton air conditioner and L. E. Blackburn for two dinners at Fisherman's Wharf.
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Gulf Breeze Hotel
Sam Herron
Gaspare Ferraro
Fisherman's Wharf
L. E. Blackburn
Wilson heads to fishing after Quantico defense talks
Wilson concluded five days of closed door talks with top military leaders at Quantico Marine Base in Virginia. About 160 civilian and uniformed defense officials attended a closing lunch, with Wilson praising the nation’s strong force and offering no details of the discussions. He said a disarmament pact banning hydrogen tests would not necessarily block long range missile development. The conference opened Friday with a foreign policy briefing by Secretary of State Dulles.
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