Deaths inform Bradenton veteran Col Herbert Laux
Col Herbert B. Laux 64 of Palma Sola Park died Saturday night after a heart attack at a local hospital. A Buffalo native, he served in World War I and II, with duty at Fort Benning New Guinea Philippines Panama and Hawaii. Surviving wife Irene and son Lynn. funeral 9:30 tomorrow at Shannon Chapel with Arlington National Cemetery burial. Contributions to Heart Fund requested.
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Bradenton
Herbert B. Laux
Palma Sola Park
Buffalo
N.Y
Laux
Ft. Benning
New Guinea
Philippines
Panama
Hawaii
Irene Laux
Oscar B. Laux
Lynn Laux
Minneapolis
Shannon Chapel
Surial
Arlington National Cemetery
Heart Fund
Local Man Ollie Thurmond Dies in Bradenton
Ollie Albert Thurmond 55 of 4020th St. E. Bradenton died Saturday night after a heart attack. A cab driver and Sawdust Ga native, he lived in Bradenton 40 years and was a member of Manatee Methodist. Survived by wife Florence Mae, daughter Mrs. Vernon Roe Oneco, sons Meredith Palmetto and Richard Athens Ga, sisters Alma Jackson Jacksonville Myrtle Fields Gainesville La Pearl Surrency Hialeah, brothers Hoyt Jacksonville Curtis Live Oak Clifford Athens Ga. Griffithline Funeral Home in charge.
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Hickory
N. C
Robert D. Burns
Sarasota County
Burns
Sarasota
Shrine
Baptist Church
Bradenton
Ollie Albert Thurmond
St. E
Thurmond
Sawdust, Ga
Florence Mae Thurmond
Vernon Roe
Oneco
Meredith Thurmond
Palmetto
Richard Thurmond
Athens
Alma Jackson
Jacksonville
Myrtle Fields
Gainesville
la Pearl Surrency
Hialeah
Hoyt Thurmond
Curtis Thurmond
Live Oak
Clifford Thurmond
Griffithline Funeral Home
Wisner, Ex-Governor of Exchange, Dies in New York
Herbert L. Wisner aged 58, brother of George T. Wisner of Sarasota, died at his New York home last week. He served as a former governor of the American Stock Exchange and was a member of both the New York and American Stock Exchanges.
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Herbert Lawrence Wisner
George T. Wisner
Sarasota
New York
Wisner
American Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchanges
Florida Death Notices From Associated Press
E. D. Davis, 66, Chicago accountant, and John Waddell Graham, 70, retired fruit shipper with ties to Orlando Record, East Coast Advocate at Titusville, Miami Metropolis, and forerunner of Miami Daily News.
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Associated Press
Groveland
E. D. Davis
Chicago
Miami
John Waddell Graham
Orlando Record
East Coast Advocate
Titusville
Miami Daily News
Notable Obituaries From Across the Nation
Obituaries report the deaths of public figures including George E. Grant 51 Readers Digest editor Gerald H. Smith 42 magazine publisher Hugo Kirchho fer 73 singing conductor creator of the Hollywood Bowl King C Gillette 64 razor inventor Ann Batchelder 73 Ladies Home Journal editor poet and author Rev Alexander Heidel 48 language and literature expert and University of Chicago figure Born locations include Mount Kisco Princeton Los Angeles Newport Beach Woodstock Chicago with several noting death occurring Saturday or yesterday and multiple biographical details.
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Mount Kisco
N.Y
George Ernest Grant
Readers Digest
Princeton
N.J
Gerald H. Smith
Los Angeles
Hugo Kirchhofer
Manchester
Mich
Newport Beach
Calif
King C. Gillette
Woodstock
Ann Batchelder
The
Ladies Home Journal
Windsor
Chicago
Alexander Heidel
Assyria
University of Chicago
Argentina
Demos to Follow Up Glowing Promises on Civil Rights
Nine Democratic House members pledge to fight for civil rights legislation to enact promises from elections. They propose banning racial segregation on trains, ensuring equal employment rights, and advancing 44 pending bills. A Judiciary subcommittee will begin hearings soon. Members Powell, Davidson, Barrett, Chadott, Diggs, Roosevelt, Barratt O’Hara, Rodino, and Reuss join the announcement.
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Washington
Democratic House
Judiciary
Powell and Davidson
Barrett
Chadoff
Diggs
Mich
Roosevelt
U.N. Proves Useful Despite Imperfections
Reflects on the United Nations ten years after its 1945 founding in San Francisco. The piece notes the UN’s utility through cooperation and aid programs, while acknowledging its failure to form a world army and the continued use of veto by United States and Russia to block Security Council actions.
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Washington
San Francisco
United Nations
U.N
United States
Europe
Asia
Russia
Security Council
Four Fatal Accidents Reported Across Florida Weekend
Fatal accidents claimed four lives over the weekend in Florida. A 26 year old sailor, Marshall Ray Webb from Kansas City, Kansas, died when his motorcycle hit a telephone pole near Jacksonville. An Air Force jet pilot perished in a mine yard crash at a phosphate facility near Lakeland. Mrs. John Porter, 80, was killed by a car in Intercession City, ten miles south of Kissimmee, and Stir k Ellenwood, 70, of Daytona Beach, died from injuries in a June 11 crash in Orlando.
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Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Marshall Ray Webb
Kansas City
Kan
Lake Champlain
Air Force
Lakeland
John Porter
Intercession City
Kissimmee
Stirk Ellenwood
Daytona Beach
Orlando
First Waukesha County Father’s Day birth
In Waukesha Wisconsin Rich ard Poppie became the county’s first papa on Father’s Day. His son weighed 8 pounds 6 ounces.
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Waukesha, Wis.r
Waukesha County
Richard Poppie
Polio Experts Urge Summer Vaccinations Despite Risk
A panel of 30 experts led by U.S. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele advised continuing antipolio shots through the summer, saying the slight risk of paralysis is not enough to stop vaccination. They cited Salk and Francis and urged careful screening for fever or GI upset before injections. An advisory panel will meet in Washington to plan vaccine distribution.
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New York
National Foundation For
U.S
Leonard Scheele
Jonas E. Salk
Thomas B. Francis
University of Michigan
National Foundation
Washington, D.C
Graham Plans Bible Broadcast for Big Four Summit
Billy Graham announces a massive Bible meeting to precede the Big Four summit. He told 30,000 Swiss listeners in Geneva that a July 17 revival called The Hour of Decision will be held as leaders Eisenhower Bulganin Eden Faure arrive to discuss postwar matters.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Billy Graham
United States
Europe
Eden
Faure
Graham
Paris
Britain
Not Implementing Ike's Atoms for Peace Proposal Needs Boost
Gordon Dean former AEC chairman says the United States is not implementing the atoms for peace plan. He urges declassification of power reactor tech and a tougher U.S. stance to prevent European and Russian initiative, warning secrecy weakens Western security. Dean spoke at a Nation anniversary dinner alongside six other forum speakers on atomic energy.
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New York
Gordon Dean
The
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Dean
the Nation Magazine
AEC
Labor Problem Solved by Geese in Cotton Fields
Bakersfield report: cotton farmers in the San Joaquin Valley employ 100 geese to eat Johnson grass and nut grass that threaten crops. The birds clear 66 acres in exactly two weeks without harming cotton plants according to farmer Fred Schardt.
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Bakersfield
Calif
San Joaquin Valley
Fred Schardt
Market Gains Narrow as Stocks Rise in Gentle Advance
The New York market edged higher with most sections improving and few decliners. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose to 171.30, led by gains in American Airlines Standard Oil NJ U.S. Steel Woolworth and Western Union, signaling a steady but modest advance.
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New York
Associated Press
American Airlines
Standard Oil
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Western Union
St Pete-Clearwater Market Eggs Prices Include Size Tiers
Market report notes Florida egg pricing with size classifications including Medium Small and Extra Large. Prices listed as 36 41 for small, and 54 58 for extra large, reflecting regional supply factors.
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St. Pete-Clearwater
Florida
Sss Sealds
Grade A Quality Whites and Browns Listing
A fragment describes loose cartons of whites and browns with sizes from Small to Extra Large. Mentions different brands or product lines and a note that sales to consumers run 10-15 percent higher than quotas.
Tampa Poultry Market Update With Varied Weights and Prices
A Tampa market brief notes steady merchandise quality and moderate activity. Live weight listings show red hens and heavy chickens near 4 pounds with up to .32 per pound, white heavy birds around 4 pounds at .21, light hens under 4 pounds, plus roosters and assorted dressers.
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Livestock market mixed as hogs climb and cattle ease in Chicago
Hog sale total 9 500 with prices 25 to 40 cents higher. early top 2265 highest since Aug 26. Cattle sold 19 000, steady to 50 cents lower. calves 500 steady. Beef: Choice steers 23 to 2550, common to choice 15 to 2275. yearlings 15 to 2550. cows 12 to 1550. bulls 11 to 1625. Sheep 1 500, steady. lambs 24 to 2650, yearlings 10 to 21.
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Chicago
Soybean futures open steady as price moves seen
Chicago grain market shows soybeans steady to slightly lower at Friday close with July at 244 and new November around 233.14. Old crop contracts range around 283 for September.
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Chicago
Foreign Weather Adds Prevailing Conditions
The U S Weather Bureau in Chicago notes new foreign weather additions prevailing this morning.
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Ucago
INS
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
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