Pair Forfeits '28 Bonds In Reckless Driving Case
Venice resident John E. Clarken and Tampa's Harry L. Hewett forfeited $35 bonds each after failing to appear in city court on reckless driving charges. Nokomis resident Mary Alice Kerny paid $5 for expired license. Laurel resident Herbert A W Cashatte paid $5 plus costs for no license and $15 extra for excessive speeding. the vehicle belonged to Elmer E. Giddens.
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Venice
John E. Clarken
Lawn
N.J
Harry L. Hewett
Tampa
Mary Alice Kerny
Nokomis
Herbert AW. Cashatte
Laurel
Cashatte
Elmer E. Giddens
Venice Couple Welcome First Grandchild John Robert Jr
Venice couple Mr and Mrs J W Glazier announce the birth of their first grandchild a son named John Robert Jr weighing eight pounds Robert Glazier served two and one years in the Army and is in the Panama Canal Zone at the Army Post Office awaiting discharge this fall
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Venice
Robert Glazier
J. W. Glazier
Gulf Drive
John Robert Jr
Glazier
Robert
Army
Panama Canal Zone
Army Post Office
Berger Peterson 53 Dies at Memorial Hospital
Ber ger Peterson of 242 Si esta Drive South Gate died Monday at Memorial Hospital. He was a Sar a sota resident seven years, a former Milton Mass resident, born in Norway, a builder, Evangelical Free Church member, World War I Navy veteran, and a Masonic Lodge member. Burial in Sarasota Memorial Park. pallbearers named. Funeral tomorrow 10:30 a.m. at Robarts Funeral Home with Rev Olaf rang officiating. Contribute to Evangelical Free Church Building Fund.
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Siesta Drive
South Gate
Memorial Hospital
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Sarsota
Milton
Mass
Norway
Evangelical Free Church
Masonic Lodge
Ellen Peterson
Sarasota
David Peterson
St. Petersburg
Miss Hope Ellen Peterson
John Martinez
William Garbett
Ward Sutherland
Alfred H. Hicks
Evangelical Free Church Building Fund
Mrs Annie McCurdy Dies at 87 in Sarasota
Mrs Annie L McCurdy aged 87 died Monday afternoon in a local rest home. She had resided in Sarasota.
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Annie McCurdy
Annie L. McCurdy
Sarasota
Harris Edward Jacobs Dies. Ohio Park Resident Former Akron Worker
Harris Edward Jacobs, 67, of the Ohio Trailer Park, died Monday at Memorial Hospital after six years in residence there. Born in York, Pennsylvania, he retired from Goodyear Tire Co and was a military veteran. He formerly lived in Akron, Ohio.
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Harris Edward Jacobs
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Akron
Jacobs
York
Goodyear Tire Co
Goff Rites Held at Rawles for Nokomis Contractor
Thomas R. Goff 68 of Nokomis died at Venice Memorial Hospital after a 35 year career as a contractor-builder. Born February 9, 1889 in Arkansas City Kansas he lived in the area long enough to join First Baptist Church and the Patriarch Militant groups. Survived by wife Mary Alice son William Roland Tampa daughters Gretchen Williams Seattle and Mary Vinson Wichita sisters Ina Hugh Lamarr and Mabel Haber Carbondale six grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Rawles Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. William Jones of the First Baptist Church of Osprey officiating.
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Evanston
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Lisbon
Ohio
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Muncie
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Sarasota
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New York City
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Venice
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Nokomis
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Kan
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William Roland
Tampa
Gretchen Williams
Seattle
Wash
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Witchita
Ina Hugh
Lamarr
Col
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Carbondale
Colo
Rawles Funeral Home Chapel
William Jones
First Baptist Church of Osprey
Supreme Court acts as de facto national civil rights legislature
The Supreme Court is described as the practical lawmaking body for civil rights and liberties, shaping policy by rulings as Congress lags. It cites Warren’s leadership, bans on school segregation, and notable decisions on Communist convictions, employee security, and witness rights.
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Diefenbaker Forms Cabinet Slate After Victory
John Diefenbaker ready to assemble a Cabinet before Friday taking office as Canada's first Conservative prime minister in 22 years. Gov Gen Massey requested formation following Liberal resignation. Conservatives hold 109 seats to Liberals 104 in 265-seat House.
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John Diefenbaker
Canada
Vincent Massey
Diefenbaker
Louis St. Laurent
Liberals
House of Commons
Saskatchewan
St. Laurent
Massey
Commons
Quebec East
Egypt’s July vote to form first Parliament since 1952
Egypt moves toward parliamentary democracy with elections set for July 3 to elect 350 National Assembly members. The National Union controls candidacy, opposition is largely barred, and constitutional powers allow Nasser to dissolve the assembly or call new elections at any time.
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Nasser
Farouk
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Khrushchev Warns of Socialist Youth in America
Vienna dispatch reports Khrushchev predicting America's grandchildren will live under socialism. Western diplomats note Washington's weak pushback as satellite states such as Poland Hungary and Bulgaria face debt and aid struggles. The piece paints Moscow's finances strained while East European regimes seek aid to quell unrest.
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Richard Kasischke
Vienna
Khrushchev
America
Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Poland
Hungary
China
New Models To Hit Market At Higher Prices
dealers forecast stronger washer and dryer sales this fall driven by rising distributor orders. analysts say higher prices will accompany new models as demand improves after a period of discouragement.
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General Electric
Jawdat Seeks New Cabinet In Iraq Political Shuffle
In Baghdad former Premier Ali Jawdat is seeking a new cabinet to succeed Nuri Said who quit for health reasons. King Faisal authorized Jawdat, a veteran senator, to form a pro Western government. Observers doubt policy will mirror Said and Jawdat may suspend Parliament once a cabinet is formed. Also notes Said plans a summer Germany medical checkup and that Iraqi politics sour relations with Egypt and Syria.
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Iraq
Ali Jawdat
Nuri Said
Faisal
Jawdat
Said
Germany
Arab League
Jordan Denies Hussein Divorced
Amman reports a Cairo newspaper claim that King Hussein and Queen Dina divorced last week. Government spokesman denied the divorce, noting ongoing rumors since Dina’s September Cairo trip to visit her ailing father. Dina was said to be in Alexandria. The couple wed in April 1955 and have a daughter born February 1956.
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Jordan
Cairo
Hussein
Dina
al Ahram
Baghdad
Alexandria
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