Eisenhower to Tour New England to Heal GOP Split
President Eisenhower begins a six day speaking and fishing tour visiting Rutland Vermont New Hampshire and Maine. Vermont Senator Flanders says his run for a second term would unite the party while Senator Bridges and Governor Lane Dwinell plan multiple stops to bolster harmony. Maine Senator Payne and Senator Margaret Chase Smith expect Ike to energize GOP efforts.
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Fisenhower
GOP
New England
Rutland
Chittenden
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Kennebago
Flanders
R.vi
Eisenhower
New Engla
Sen
Bridges
Dent
Payne
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Skowhegan
Joseph B. Johnson
Egg market notes from St Petersburg Florida area
Readable lines indicate egg prices and grade notes in St Pete Clearwater area markets. Mentions Grade A white and Brown eggs and loose cartons with price ranges and consumer sales context.
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St. Pete-Clearwater
Florida
Tampa
Sugtaans Sesecvicanenessadee
Tampa Poultry Market Report Inconsistent Weights Persist
Market signals show steady overall demand with mixed pricing for live and dressed poultry. Red hens lead with 12 pounds and up at about .26 per pound while white and light hens command lower rates and roosters remain discounted.
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago livestock market reports steady to mixed. Hogs offered 9 500 head with varied grades and prices from 18 to 22 for lights and 16 to 20 for bulk. cattle 12 000 head and calves 400 headed with steers 23 to 25, cows 12 to 15, bulls 11 to 16. sheep 1 000 head steady with spring lambs 24.50 to 25.75 and ewes 3.50 to 6.00.
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Chicago
INS
Market Edges Higher on Mixed Start with GM Gain
The stock market moved up modestly in early trading after a mixed open. General Motors rose about 1 percent on heavy volume and announced a half billion dollar expansion to boost passenger car output. Other gainers included Youngstown Sheet & Tube Chrysler Montgomery Ward Distillers Kennecott Phelps Dodge American Cyanamid Du Pont General Electric New York Central United Air Lines Paramount Pictures. Losers included Admiral Goodrich Boeing Douglas United Aircraft and Chesapeake & Ohio.
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General Motors
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Chrysler
Ontgomery Ward
Distillers Corp
Kennecott Copper
Phelis Dodge
American Cyanamid
du Pont
General Electric
New York Central
United Air Lines
Paramount Pictures
Admiral Corp
Goodrich
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Chesapeake & Ohio
Soybean futures open irregular as prices hold steady
Chicago market reports irregular opening for grain futures with soybeans mostly unchanged. July soybeans at 243 and September old at 233. New contract figures show 235 for September and 233 for November.
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Chicago
INS
Nearsightedness Tied to Intense Eye Work in School
Those whose eyes must do much close work in school or business are more apt to be near sighted than those whose eye work is less exacting.
U.S. asks pool of A tests data from all nations
The United States proposed that all countries submit information on atomic tests to the United Nations to show they are not a threat to human health if safeguarded. U.S. and U.N. observers noted Moscow is unlikely to share data. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. announced the move, which awaits U.N. Assembly action after consultations, and does not relate to the Geneva talks or the U.N. anniversary.
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U.N
Soviet Union
Britain
Moscow
Marshall Islands
Nevada
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Geneva
U.N. Assembly
New York
Lodge
Saunders Cross Examines Bridges Case Over Communist Ties
Ex-Communist Saunders testifies Bridges joined Communist Central Committee in 1936 and paid dues with three silver dollars. Bridges denies Communist ties as government seeks to cancel his citizenship in a prelude to deportation actions. Saunders claims Bridges attended key closed meetings and used alias Rossi.
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David L. Saunders
Harry Bridges
Communist Central Committee
Saunders
Bridges
Communist Party
Govern
Ment
California
Utah
Hawaii
New York
Central Committee
Bridge
Rossi Bridges
Harry Hook
AFL
Vaccine Hearing Sets Tone for Polio Debate
A Commerce subcommittee gathered 15 doctors led by Jonas Salk to review scientific issues about the Salk polio vaccine. Chairman Priest said the session aims to resolve scientific and social questions before funding broad vaccination. Eisenhower seeks 35 million to offer free vaccine to needy children, while another plan would cover all children to age 19 at about 135 million.
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Washington
Commerce
Priest
D-Tenn
Jonas E. Salk
Public Health Service
Eisenhower
Congress
Graham revival in Germany opens to 30000 crowd
Billy Graham’s German revival began in Frankfurt with about 30 000 in attendance at the football stadium one third full. An estimated 1500 undecided souls including some U S servicemen answered his call for decisions for Christ Pastor Martin Niemoeller closed with a prayer. Graham urged more Bible study and belief in Jesus Christ over politics diplomacy and philosophy.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Billy Graham
Graham
Scotland
England
Paris
Martin Niemoeller
Jesus Christ
Nation's Weather Mercury Closest Planet to Sun
The article notes Mercury as the planet nearest the Sun in the solar system. It discusses its position in the sky and its status among the eight planets.
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Mercury
Foreign Weather Silage Leaks Cut Feed Value Up To Ten Percent
A fragment notes silage leaks from weather exposure lowering feed value by as much as ten percent, with implications for dairy and livestock rations. The report briefly mentions potential losses and cautions farmers to inspect stored fodder for damage.
Various Divorce and Name Change Actions in Circuit Court
Vital Statistics Circuit Court lists multiple divorce actions including William H. Feindel vs Ethel N. Feindel Lester R. Luckey vs Alice B. Luckey Effie Blue vs Leroy Blue and others. It also notes a petition for name change to Harlan Ross Watson and a decree in a quiet title suit. A death notice for Mrs. Mary Pendleton of Sarasota is included with survivors and funeral details.
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William H. Feindel
Ethel N. Feindel
Lester R. Luckey
Alice B. Luckey
Effie Blue
Leroy Blue
Harlan Bean Watson
Walter J. Engber
Jesse W. Hoffberg
Harlan Ross Watson
Admissions List Quietly Adds Local Residents
A roster of names and addresses appears under admissions, listing Mrs. Sylvia Abbot Rt No 3 Box 259 R Mr. Edward Baker 621 Columbia Ct Mrs. Jacquelyn Brown 431 Burns Mrs. Bonnie Burquest 1751 Prospect St Mr. Charles Harmon 1693 4th Ave Mr. Robert Harris 1931 S Osprey Ida Houston Mayfair Hotel Mrs. Helen Hush 1381 19th St Mrs. Dorothy Johns Tamiami Trailer Park Miss Karen Keiger 2521 Pelican Dr Mrs. Francis Lewis Osprey Fla
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Sylvia Abbot
Rt. No. 3
Edward Baker
Columbia Ct
Jacquelyn Brown
Burns Ct
Bonnie Burquest
Prospect St
Charles Harmon
4Th Ave
Robert Harris
S. Osprey
Ida Houston
Mayfair Hotel
Helen Hush
19Th St
Dorothy Johns
Tamiami Trailer Park
Karen Keiger
Pelican Dr
Francis Lewis
Osprey, Fla
Deaths Ronald Huggins Funeral Arrangements Announced
Ronald Huggins four year old Sarasota resident was killed yesterday morning in a traffic accident after being struck by a United States mail truck driven by Andy Burns. Memorial Hospital reported the boy dead on arrival. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs William J Huggins Sarasota a brother Larry Huggins a step-brother James A Woods and a step-sister Miss Alice Woods all of Sarasota.
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Ronald Huggins
Teale Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Hospital
Andy Burns
Floyd St
Bradenton
William J. Huggins
Sarasota
Larry Huggins
James A. Woods
Alice Woods
Obituary Notices: Dr Walter F Dear and Robert M Angas
Walter F Dear 76 professor emeritus of education at Harvard University dies in Petersburg Jacksonville. Robert M Angas 68 engineer who contributed to many Florida construction projects dies in Jacksonville.
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Petersburg
Walter F. Dear
Harvard University
Robert M. Angas
Florida
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