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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1956

Page

3

Time Is Running Out on Supreme Court Curb Debate

Congress races to act on curbing the Supreme Court as divisions mount over whether state sedition laws can stand. The debate traces to Steve Nelson, a Communist leader, whose Pennsylvania conviction was upheld over state law by federal preemption, sparking a push by Senator Bridges and a broader McClellan alternative. The Senate Judiciary Committee backed both plans in mid June, while the House moved to consider a Bridges-like resolution.

Washington Congress Supreme Court Steve Nelson Pennsylvania U.S Pennsylvania Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Nelson Sen. Bridges R-Nh Eisenhower Sen McClellan D-Ark Bridges Senate Judiciary Committee Lyndon Johnson D-Tex Senate Johnson William P. Rogers House Judiciary Committee

East Relief from Heat Wave Across Regions

Relief spread as the Northeast and parts of the Midwest cooled from the longest heat wave. Temperatures fell 8 to 12 degrees in the Middle Atlantic coast and eastern Ohio Valley, while Central Plains and Mississippi Valley saw general thunderstorms. Two tornadoes touched down in west central North Dakota with no injuries reported.

Midwest Central Atlantic States Ohio Valley Great Lakes Middle Atlantic New England Central Plains Mississippi Valley Dakotas North Dakota Rockies Mississippi River

Truman gets warm reception in London news conference

In London, former President Harry S. Truman wins praise from British press for his genial, folksy, and candid handling of a news conference after arriving from France. The Daily Telegraph lauds him as a symbol of America’s sparkle and energy. Mexico used 350000 bales of cotton in 1953 and 420000 bales in 1955.

London INS Harry Truman Europe the Telegraph The United States Mexico

Baptist Church Bible School Plans Picnic at Gillespie Park

The Vacation Bible School of the First Baptist Church announced its annual picnic tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. at Gillespie Park with transportation at 2 45 p.m. provided by the church. The Berean Sunday School Class will run recreation and a demonstration of daily activities is set for 7 30 p.m. Friday. An average of 254 children attend daily classes, peaking at 283.

The First Baptist Church Gillespie Park Berean

Citrus Growers Set Annual Medfly Discussion in Lakeland

Florida Citrus Mutual holds its eighth annual membership meeting in Lakeland at Nova Mayo Auditorium. Five experts from the Florida State Plant Board and the U.S. Department of Agriculture answer Medfly questions after board seating and reports by Vernon L. Conner and Robert W. Rutledge. Officers for 1956 57 to be elected. membership nears 8000. A barbecue lunch and performances by Minnie Pearl and the Ernie Tubb group precede the session.

Florida Citrus Mutual Lakeland Medfly Florida State Plant Board U.S. Department of Agriculture Mutual Vernon L. Conner Robert W. Rutledge Nova Mayo Auditorium Florida Citrus Building Minnie Pearl Ernie Tubb Grand Ole Opry Nashville

Lad Wins Doll Parade At Bunker Hill Anniversary

Boston reported a doll carriage parade with 21 entrants celebrating the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary. Curtis Weidel, age 3, was the winner as the sole boy participant among 20 girls in the contest.

Boston Bunker Hill Curtis Weidel

Arson probe halted as judge orders further investigation

Judge John D. Justice returned the case of two Negro juveniles suspected in arson to investigators saying there is insufficient information for court action. The youths, 11 and 14, gave conflicting accounts and many loose ends remain. A separate ruling required four juvenile offenders to repay a farmer for ten melons stolen from a Fruitville patch and to report weekly to a juvenile counsellor.

Newtown John D. Justice Alma Flowers Negro N. Washington Blvd James Cowsert Justice Lynn Silvertooth Fruitville

Swift Road Link-up County Opens Tuttle Bridge Plan

The county approved a bridge over Phillippi Creek to connect Tuttle Avenue with Swift Road at Bee Ridge Road. Mosby Engineering Associates to draft bridge specifications for about 27000 dollars. The project, tied to South Gate development, aims to relieve traffic on north south routes.

Tuttle Avenue Phillippi Creek Swift Road Mosby Engineering Associates Inc Hyde Park Street Bee Ridge Road

Man Charged in Knifing Case

Edward T. Rollinson aged 46 was turned over to county jail on charges of aggravated assault after a Saturday night stabbing of William Dexter Wills who is recovering in Sarasota Memorial Hospital in good condition. Roy E. Shepard 47 was charged with driving while intoxicated and jailed in lieu of $200 bond. L Chandler Pratt was charged with reckless driving and released on $40 bond.

Edward T. Rollinson Bradenton Rd William Dexter Wills Wills Sarasota Memorial Hospital Roy E. Shepard 6Th St Sarasota O. A. Savage L. Chandler Pratt Herbert Blackburn

Twin Killings Seen In Teenager's Probe

Maryland and Virginia police investigated a double murder after pathologist findings tied Shelby Jean Venable to strangulation and left Mary Elizabeth Fellers’ death undetermined. Bodies were found within five days in Catoctin Creek near Wheatland Virginia, both teens from Maryland had disappeared June 1. A 13-year-old brother reported seeing them enter a blue car with a scar-faced driver. Families planned a joint funeral near Washington.

Washington Maryland Virginia Shelby Jean Venable North Laurel Mary Elizabeth Fellers Beltsville Shelby Jean Catoctin Creek Potomac River Wheatland Mary Elizabeth Erwin Fellers Erwin

Doctor challenges cigarette smokers in Pike's Peak race

Dr. Arne Suominen a 56 year old tobacco hating physician from Delray Beach Florida has challenged any two cigarette smoking runners to race to the summit of Pike's Peak in August He offers 15 minute rest breaks and a halfway change at the halfway point to the challengers reflecting his stance against smoking The notice appeared in Colorado Springs Colorado citing the Chamber of Commerce involvement.

Colorado Springs Colo Arne Suominen Delray Beach Fla Pike's Peak Suominen Chamber of Commerce

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