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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1961
Page
5
The writer recalls family gatherings in Tennessee with abundant home cooked meals and communal dessert choices. Nightmares reflect excessive feasting as kin share fresh produce, fried chicken, cobblers, and pies, and a vanished supper scene leaves the narrator fearing inability to rise.
Police report records Charles P. Powell 17 of 1639 Seminole Drive charged with vagrancy after being found with a loaded 1.82 caliber pistol in a car at the South Gate Annex. A juvenile was turned over to authorities. Powell jailed. Other names include George Scarbrough charged with speeding on Main Lemon and Pineapple, Rudolph Neumann speeding on John Ringling Causeway, Lilly Mae Ruffin stabbed but not pressing charges, Hudson Dixon cited for careless driving, Virginia Boyle arrested for worth less checks, Thomas Stem speeding on North Trail, Robert Angers speeding, and Jimmie Hobbs charged with petit larceny and defrauding a court with bond set at 200.
The White Shrine of Jerusalem will present Lifeline a film detailing blood bank operations at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Odd Fellows Hall on Washington Boulevard through the Lower West Coast Blood Bank public reactions committee. Committee members Ralph Lawrence Mrs Gordon Aldrich and Sol Meyerson will comment.
Dorma Welcher of Osceola Iowa named 1961 Checker of the Year among 30000 supermarket checkers in U S and Canada. She won a mink coat two tickets for a Hawaii tour and a golden statuette for courtesy and efficiency.
A humorous stand on Father’s Day argues dads keep family life running with limited thanks and plenty of routines. It suggests banks might push Father’s Day Savings Clubs and jokes about gifts, gadgets, and a needed escape for dad.
Arthur J. Goldberg, new labor secretary, pursues solutions through persistent negotiation. He crafts adaptable formulas to unite AFL and CIO, and later to purge Communist influence, achieving political unity even amid local disputes and internal CIO battles.
Goldberg helped establish the Ethical Practices Code and the Committee of the AFL-CIO as labor leaders urged self reform against racketeers. He played a key role in settling the tagmen's strike near New York and halted a costly February airlines walkout, earning a reputation as a reform-minded insider critical of labor faults.
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