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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1955
Page
10
Public service notice explaining listings are provided by stations and may contain errors. Readers should notify stations of changes as The News cannot guarantee accuracy beyond station information.
A fragment lists crossword clues and numbers spanning fissure to wing with terms like corroded, branch, sailor slang, and various definitions. The item gathers scattered clues including animals, clothing, ships terms, and regional references in a single ledger-like entry.
A terse note lists terms likely from a crossword clue: aftermath, missile weapon, thrashes, and mountains in South America. The fragment hints at a thematic connection among catastrophe, armament, violence, and geography without full context.
In a North South deal from West, South criticizes North for not bidding six even with a singleton club and king of South s suit. The narrative argues North could have advanced on strength but North insists the overcall earlier was insufficient and the slam was missed by South.
Carroll Righter's forecast describes Aries through Pisces with guidance on study, social duties, home improvements, travel, finances, and romance. A note highlights a tomorrow focus on practical steps and personal insight, ending with advice for a curious, inventive child born tomorrow.
East Germany jailed four editors and a proofreader of Neues Deutschland after publishing a statement that contradicted the party line on atomic war. The paper later explained the phrase meant prevention of war, not preparation.
The House Banking Committee voted to recommend a low rent public housing program of 35,000 units annually for the next two years as requested by President Eisenhower. In the Senate, Democrats pushed a bill authorizing 135,000 new units annually for four years.
A predawn meeting provoked a strike by 2,600 Los Angeles transit workers, stranding or redirecting about 900,000 riders who sought alternative transport to jobs.
In Chicago, a 13 year old, Thomas Powczko, admitted slipping pennies into meters beside ticketed cars to help drivers. A magistrate fined him 2, to be inserted penny by penny into meters as punishment.
The House sent to the Senate a bill to give all 395 living Medal of Honor winners $100 a month for life, replacing the current $10 monthly after age 65.
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