Medfly Spray Planes Cover Two-County Area
Spraying of Manatee and Sarasota counties began at 7 30 am and continued until dark with two Stearman biplanes operating from Lowe Airport. Malathion bait spray covered Palmview Ellenton Bradenton and parts of Sarasota city, with future flights planned from Punta Gorda to finish Sarasota County. Plan includes three applications at ten day intervals and a fumigation facility for quarantined fruit shipments.
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Manatee
Sarapote
Palmview
Palmetto
Ellenton
Bradenton
East Manatee
Bethany
Manatee County
Bob Griffith
Sarasota
Sarasota County
Griffith
Lowe
Circus Grounds
Punta Gorda
Miami
Kenneth Hines
West Coast
Hines
Sarasota-Manatee
Kenneth Clark
Stearman
George Hickey
Bob Bruggaman
W. E. Lowe
Department of Agriculture
Elmore Road
L. W. Glen
Glen
Vital Statistics and Seminole Family Notices in Everglades
Vital Statistics lists Juanita Osceola aged 65, noted as mother to Henry Osceola, a Seminole chief, and wife of John Osceola, 82, a medicine man still living. They are tied to a camp on the Tamiami Trail near Monroe Station in Collier County with burial to follow tribal customs. The obituary mentions burial at a secluded Everglades site.
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Henry Osceola
Everglades
John Osceola
Tamiami Trail
Monroe Station
Collier County
Funeral services for Rosa Lee Butler at Bethlehem Church
Funeral services for Rosa Lee Butler of Apartment 30 New Town Project will be held at noon at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev R W Hughes officiating. Burial follows at Galilee Cemetery. Survived by husband and two sons Leonard Jr and Philip Allen, mother Frances Hayes, three men. Arrangements by Stevens Funeral Home.
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Rosa Lee Butler
Newtown Project
Bethlehem Baptist Church
R. W. Hughes
Galilee Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Donald M. Anderson 1258 West Mrs Woodrow Jones 2413 13th Ave Bradenton James T. Jones 1108 29th Street nursing Fred R. Pacello 119 Grant Drive Irene C Prince 2061 Bath Street Shirley Y Richmond 6246 Beechwood Ave Bessie Ware 3326 Jolson Drive Discharges include Elizabeth Albritten RFD 1 Laura Kime 708 Avenda James A Pray P O Box 295 Osprey Blanche Raines 2264 2nd Street Elizabeth Rauscher 4608 Bay Shore Drive Annie Straughn 44 De Soto Road
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Donald M. Anderson
Woodrow K. Jones
13Th Ave
Bradenton
James T. Jones
29Th &T
Fred R. Pacello
Grant Dr
Irene C. Prince
Bth
Shirley Y. Richmond
Beechwood Ave
Bessie Ware
School Addition Permits Reported For Phillippi Shores Elementary
A $48 107.02 building permit is issued to The Sarasota County Board of Public Instruction to enlarge Phillippi Shores Elementary School. The board recently awarded a contract to add two classrooms. Other permits list Orlando Hamilton on Ashton Road for an egg processing building at $500 and Arseen David on Grove Street for two residences at $14 000 and $11 800, plus Ralph Ray on Mill Terrace for a residence at $6 000.
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Sarasota County
Electrician Plans To Become Pastor
Roy Miller a Sarasota electrician for years has been accepted as a candidate for ministry by Westminster Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church LL and has enrolled at King College for the summer session. He plans to attend Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur Georgia after college. The Millers with four children are Pine Shores Presbyterian Church members where he served as deacon Sunday School teacher and Friendship Group president. Mrs Miller chaired Church Extension of Women and held church roles. The family came to Sarasota from Pennsylvania.
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Roy Miller
Sarasota Electrician
Westminster Presbytery
The
Presbyterian Church
King College
Miller
Columbia Theological Seminary
Decatur
Millers
Pine Shores Presbyterian Church
Friendship Group
Cochairman
Sarasota
Pennsylvania
Two-Car Crash Causes Minor Damage in Patrol Report
A Pineapple Avenue and State Street collision caused about 190 dollars in damage to two vehicles with no arrests. Vehicle rear ended a parked car driven by Jean E. Riviere 56 of Tampa. Several arrests followed unrelated domestic and assault incidents nearby.
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Pineapple Avenue
State Street
Jean E. Riviere
Tampa
Winifred B. Haley
Hillview St
Walter
Polukewich
Franklin Delano Clemons
Newtown Negro
A. J. Ochs
Jesse
Katherine Spears
8Th Street
Central Avenue
Memorial Hospital
John C. Wingate
Vera Lee Henry
Central Ave
Sam Fox
Sgt
A. H. Platt
John Rademaker
Sheriff's Office
Young Man Seeks Registration at Norman Post Office
In Norman Oklahoma a young man approached the post office window and said he wished to register. Clerk Ray Green asked for his slip and learned he had just turned 18. Green directed him to the Selective Service office.
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Norman, Okla
Ray Green
GOP Setup Looks Bright Says Nelson
Gustin M. Nelson, GOP candidate, said the 7th District setup looks bright after a Lakeland conclave. Bernard Lamb announced Washington backing for the Sarasota Polk Manatee Highlands Hardee and Desoto district effort and reelect William Cramer. Nelson outlined an Organization for Victory to campaign precinct by precinct across the district.
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GOP
7Th Congressional District
Gustin M. Nelson
Lakeland
Nelson
Bernard Lamb
Republican Congressional Committee
Washington
Lamb
Sarasota
Polk, Manatee, Highlands, Hardee
Desota
Roger V. Flory
Congressman Seeks Spraying Plane for Mosquito Invasion
Rep William C Cramer declared Tampa Bay area mosquito plague an emergency and urged MacDill Air Force Base to obtain a special spraying plane. If MacDill cannot, he will pursue the request. Tampa and St Petersburg face the worst outbreak in years as salt water marsh breeding grounds spawn swarms.
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Petersburg
William C. Cramer
Tampa Bay Area
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
MacDill
St Petersburg
Thompson files late to challenge Talmadge for Senate seat
Former Georgia governor M E Thompson qualified at the last hour yesterday to oppose former Gov Herman E Talmadge for the U S Senate seat being vacated by Walter F George.
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Atlanta
M. E. Thompson
Herman E. Talmadge
U.S. Senate
Walter F. George
Court Postponed as Judge Hospitalized
Municipal court set for 9 a.m. at City Hall postponed due to Judge John R. Wood’s hospitalization at Memorial Hospital. Dr William Hart said diagnosis not complete but condition is fair. police report illness due to a slipped disk in his back.
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City Hall
John R. Wood
Memorial Hospital
Williams. Hart
First Synthetic Dye Mauve Discovered by Perkin in 1856
William Henry Perkin created the first synthetic dye, mauve, in 1856 marking a breakthrough in chemistry. This discovery opened new possibilities for synthetic colors and industrial dye production.
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William Henry Perkin
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller Call Off Immediate Wedding
Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller will not wed within the next three days, representatives said yesterday. Lois Weber stated the couple have not decided when or where to marry, clarifying their wedding plans remain unsettled.
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New York
INS
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Lois Weber
Marilyn
Arthur
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