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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1957

Page

4

Signals to Protect Sarasota Rail Crossings

The State Road Department will install warning signals at three Sarasota County railroad crossings after July 1. Seaboard Air Line crossing at DeSoto Reid, SAL crossing on Clark Road, and Bee Ridge Road crossing will gain protection. The News urged officials and railroads to act to save lives and will monitor progress.

Sarasota County State Road Department Seaboard Air Line DeSoto Reid Sal Clark Road Bee Ridge Road Orhy City

End of Tiny Envelopes Marks Mail Automation Era

The Post Office bans miniature envelopes after July 1 1959 due to new automatic sorting, giving a two year phase out. The move aims at uniform mail handling while sparing some time to use existing stock. The shift may spur regrets from some yet boost letter writing and cut bulky holiday cards.

Albuquerque

Fulton Lewis Jr. America's Watchdog

A portrait of Fulton Lewis Jr a pioneering American radio newsman who built a nationwide system for small town stations to carry national programs He recalls early barriers to press access in 1938 his rise to influence and his home life with wife Alice daughter Betsy and son Buddy highlighting his public persona and enduring reach

Washington, D. C Fulton Lewis Charlie Warren Ground Observer Corps Lewis Multon Lewis Jr Fulton Lewis Jr Sea Ie Emerty Eisenhower Gelf Robert F. Hurleigh Mutual District of Columbia Alice Betsy Buddy National Committee Sweetbriar George Washington University Fulton II University of Virginia House of Representatives

No Status Of Forces Treaty With Japs Girard Victim Of Political Deal

There is no status of forces treaty with Japan. A Japanese military court seeks to try American William Girard for a fatal act done in official duty, amid disputed agreements and protocols outside Senate ratification. The issue centers on constitutional rights and diplomatic arrangements.

Sokolsky Japan NATO Senate William 8. Girard Earl J. Carroll Department of Defense United States United States of America Earl Johnson Dean Rusk John M. Allison Girard Allison Washington Gondolfo Miranti Domenico Bando

Seasons Inspire Quiet Reflections on Nature and Poetry

The article reflects on how each season has its beauty and appeal as Thoreau’s Concord birthplace inspires appreciation of nature. It links seasons to nature’s gifts, island life, and how figures like Thoreau and Dr. George Washington Carver personify connection with flowers, pine, and outdoor joys.

Thoreau Concord George Washington Carver

Beer in the Bleachers Sparks Congressional Debate

Washington lawmakers clash over whether baseball should face anti trust rules while beer is sold only in bleacher sections at Griffith Stadium. The debate notes 35 cent cups and contrasts seat prices with access to drinks, highlighting perceived discrimination between stadium sections.

Frederick C.othman Washington Judiciary Emanuel Celler D-N.y Oren Harris Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y Celler Harris Griffith Stadium Keating Byron G. Rogers D-Colo Rogers Congress Washington Senators Griffith Stud Bsers Powers-That-Be

Seven Jails Are Needed as Prisons Lack Funds and Men

A columnist laments underfunded federal prisons and staff shortages. He cites 29 institutions with a budget of 30 million dollars and only two guards per 800 inmates. He argues for seven new prisons and expansion to curb overcrowding at Atlanta Leavenworth and McNeil Island.

Herlands Underworld Atlanta Leavenworth McNeil Island

Time To Tell If Your Love Is Real

A poem by James J Metcalfe probes whether deep feeling exists beyond friendship. The speaker asks if the beloved truly loves or only offers hesitation and friendship, fearing a final goodbye and seeking a clear declaration of sincerity.

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