Tragic Sarasota boy 4 struck by mail truck
Ronald E. Huggins aged four ran into East 20th Street as a United States mail truck started after delivering mail. The right and rear wheels ran over him in front of 2625 East 7th Street. He died at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Survived by mother Mary Huggins two brothers Larry and Jimmy and sister Faye. Deputy sheriffs and patrolman investigated the fatality.
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United States Mail
East 20Th St
Ronald E. Huggins
East 7Th St
Janet Kelley
20Th St
Huggins
Andy Burns
Floyd St
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Mary Huggins
Larry 2
Jimmy
Faye
Jack Royal
Russell Mize
Herbert Cheatham
George Foster
Bevan announces bid for Labour treasurer in party clash
Aneurin Bevan a fiery left wing Socialist says he will run for the Labour party treasurer at the coming convention. He faces Hugh Gaitskell who currently holds the post and who also pursues the party leadership as Clement Attlee plans retirement.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Bevan
Hugh Gaitskell
Clement Attlee
Gaitskell
The
Echequer
Nehru Returns to Moscow After 10 Day Tour
Indian Prime Minister Nehru returns to Moscow following a 10 day tour of Soviet districts. He led a delegation through outlying regions and held meetings with Soviet leaders to discuss bilateral cooperation and development projects.
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London
Nehru
Moscow
Soviet Union
Harriman Couple Plan Three-Week Abroad Trip
Gov Averell Harriman and wife plan a three week foreign tour next month with stops in London Paris Rome and Israel. They will fly from New York to London on July 7 and return to the United States by air on July 30 per the governor's office.
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Albany
N.Y
Averell Harriman
New York
London
Paris
Rome
Israel
Harriman
United States
Bradenton Man Killed in Florida Auto Crash
Charles Turner, 22, of Bradenton and Robert Allen Graeme, 23, of Jacksonville, both UF summer students, were killed early today in a crash near here. Deputy Knight said the car high speed veered off the shoulder, crossed to the wrong side, ran about 450 feet and overturned five or six times.
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Green Cove Springs
Charles Turner
Bradenton
Herman Turner
State Improvement Commission
Robert Allen Graeme
Jacksonville
Here
University of Florida
W. L. Knight
Two North Korean Pilots Surrender After Landing in Seoul
Two young North Korean fliers in a Yak fighter landed at Seoul Air Port and surrendered to South Korean airmen. Capt. Lee Un Yong and Lt. Lee Eun Song, both 24, were taken to ROK air force headquarters for questioning. They allegedly sought political asylum.
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Seoul
ROK
Lee UN Yong
Kiev
Lee Eun Song
Red China
Pyongyang
Noh Kum B8uk
Kimpo
United States
ROK Air Force
Munsunri
Yia
CIO Waits Pay Answer in Steel Wage Talks
U S Steel says a wage increase is in the works and will be offered. Bethlehem Steel Corp and Republic Steel were to resume talks with the union as two more major producers held meetings. Union negotiators seek clarity on how much the raise will be while considering workers productivity and loyalty.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steel Workers
U.S. Steel
Big Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel Co
John A. Stephens
House Unit Blocks Bill On Reserves
The House Armed Services Committee blocked quick action on a new military reserve bill and sent it to a subcommittee for five days of further study. The measure, led by Vinson, would drop an antisegregation clause and teen trainee provisions to break a deadlock as Eisenhower presses for a stronger reserve program.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Brooks
D-La
Vinson
Martin
Massachusetts
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rep
Powell
Friend To Rescue Ends With Suspended Sentence
James Costa escaped prison with a suspended 3 to 5 year sentence after a night club brawl incident in Fall River. Ernest P. Medeiros argued Costa should cover medical expenses and avoid jail, with Judge Charles A. Rome placing Costa on probation.
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Fall River
Mass
James Costa
Ernest P. Medeiros
Costa
Charles A. Rome
Maas Brothers Ground-Breaking Set for Sarasota Store
Ground-breaking for a new 700000 dollar Maas Brothers department store in Sarasota is tentatively set for July 25 after the building permit was issued. The two story reinforced concrete building will front 145 feet on Main Street and 279 feet on Washington Blvd, with Nathan Grout & Associates of Tampa as designers and Victor A Lundy as associate architect. Frank J Rooney is contractor.
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Victor A. Lundy
Siesta Key
Maas Bros. Department
Main
Washington
Frank J. Rooney
Miami
Nathan Grout and Associates
Tampa
Maas Brothers Department
Sarasota
Main St
Washington Blvd
Nathan Grout & Associates
Shell
Lucero Still Boss In Argentina
Maj. Gen. Franklin Lucero directs postrevolutionary campaign to restore peace in Argentina as President Peron remained in background. Lucero stated in an early day communique that the situation is steadily normalizing without any inconvenience.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Pope Urges Industry Ban on Corrupt Films
Pope Pius XII in a major address asks leaders of the motion picture industry to ban corrupt films. He speaks at St. Peter's Basilica before about 10,000 attendees and highlights cinema's powerful influence on society. The remarks come amid broader unrest and news from Argentina and Buenos Aires headlines.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Men of Good Will
Italy
France
St. Peter's Basilica
Molotov Sees No Discord In Geneva Talks Pact
Western powers and the Soviet Union reported progress toward top level Geneva talks next month. Molotov indicated no initial objection to the New York proposals and would study them, while Dulles Macmillan and Pinay pressed for a summit to ease tensions at the U.N. Palais des Nations.
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Russia
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V. M. Molotov
New York
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Ike
Eisenhower
Edgar Faure
Anthony Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
Palais Des Nations
U.N
Council of Foreign Ministers
Toni
Pinay
Poly
Macmillan
Britain
Nehru Extends Invite to Bulganin for India Visit
Nehru announced he invited Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin to visit India and Bulganin accepted. No date set. winter visits typical, summer trip possible. Nehru spoke after talks with Bulganin at the Kremlin and addressed a Dynamo Stadium crowd of 100000 Soviet listeners. He cited shared interests from peace to disarmament and noted Indochina talks alongside Britain and the USSR. He hinted at a possible London trip and a joint statement before departure, while noting Geneva talks aim to guide toward solutions.
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Moscow
Nehru
Nikolai Bulganin
India
Bulganin
Ors
Spiridonovka Palace
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Indochina
Abduction Reported in New Orleans Amid Offbeat Headlines
A 33 year old woman was abducted in New Orleans after a man jumped into the car she rode in and beat her male companion, who was left in the street. Other items note Gov Collins signing a merit system for state workers in Florida and Italy issuing a manhunt for suspects in a New York bank robbery. Mickey Jelke is sent to Sing Sing with 11 others while Seaboard Air Line wins an injunction against striking phosphate workers.
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New Orleans
INS
Rome
Italy
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Tampa
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Bee Ridge gains community center at Gillespie School
Sarasota County Board of Public Instruction approved using Gillespie School as a community center for Bee Ridge residents. Mrs. Helene Morris said a supervised recreation program and community association meetings would be hosted by volunteers, with no bus service to Sarasota and 300 children needing activities. The measure, awaiting attorney confirmation, was approved unanimously.
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Bee Ridge
Sarasota County
Morris
Sarasota
Barbara Ingram
Rain Continues Across Nation on Last Days of Spring
Scattered showers covered much of the country as warm conditions lingered in the East and South while cooler air moved south and the plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Reported rainfall came from Eldorado Arkansas Lincoln Nebraska Des Moines Iowa Elmira Ohio and Houston Texas with amounts mostly under a quarter inch.
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Mississippi Valley
Eldorado
Ark
Lincoln
Neb
Des Moines
Iowa
Elmira
Ohio
Houston
Tex
Humor Seems Bright Spot Insurance Man Exchange
A light exchange features an Insurance man asking a prospect if he has had appendicitis. The prospect jokes that he was operated on once but is unsure whether it was appendicitis or merely vulgar curiosity, reflecting wry humor.
No Glasses Are Needed Vitamin D and Weather Notes
A fragmented weather and lifestyle snippet reports partly cloudy skies in Sarasditya and Florida with scattered showers, temperatures approaching the mid eighties, and a note of indeterminate leave. It references a fishing column by Herb Stolander and the nation’s weather page.
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Sarasdita
Florida
Southand
Keys
Interior
RINE
East Gulf
N. Breeze
Herb Stolander
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