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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1957

Page

9

Dutch Girl Seeks US Job Amid Low Sarasota Wages

Margaretha Janssen a 22 year old from Amsterdam arrived in March hoping for a good job as a housekeeper in Sarasota Florida. She speaks five languages and has worked in Amsterdam England and Germany. She laments low wages quotes travel minded ambitions and a wish to stay a year then perhaps return to Holland or settle in the United States.

Amsterdam Sarasota Margaretha Janssen Margaretha America Holland Florida England Germany States

Bradenton Youth Wrecks Hotrod While Trying to Outrun Police

Richard L. McConnall, 20, was arrested on reckless driving after a borrowed 1955 hotrod with two 4 barrel carburetors ran from Patrolman W S Polukewich. The car spun out and rolled at 27th Street and Orange Avenue. an 18 year old passenger escaped injury. Damages estimated at $750. McConnall released on $200 bond.

Bradenton 27Th Street Orange Avenue Richard L. McConnall W. S. Polukewich Polukewich 3Rd Street Lemon Avenue Orange Tth Lemon Highway 301 McConnall

Sunshine Post Leads State Awards At VFW Encampment

Sunshin Post 3233 of Sarasota topped the state encampment awards with three national community service honors and a poppy sales prize. Cash awards went to Bill Patchett for membership and to Mrs. Earl Schiarb and Tom Glaze for the best post scrapbook. County Service Officer Jess Wallace and Capt. Earl Schlarb received state recognition, while resolutions on Army Specialist Girard and top Communist releases drew debate.

Seville Sunshin Post Sarasota Local Post Bill Patchett Earl Schiarb Tom Glaze Jess Wallace Earl Schlarb William 8. Girard VFW Supreme Court Convention Resolutions Committee For Action Fort Lauderdale

Dundee Negro Held In Jail For $320 Theft

A 59 year old man, Melvin Sims of Dundee, is jailed on charges he stole $320 cash from Viola Anderson in Newtown. He is held on a $2,000 bond after a warrant by Justice George Foster. Deputies Mize and Landers arrested him yesterday. Preliminary hearing set for Friday night. Other arrests included William Stellensky on charges of reckless driving while intoxicated and Alberta Carlson on speeding.

Melvin Sims Dundee Fla Viola Anderson Newtown Sims Justice of the Peace George Foster Russell Mize Norman Landers Newtown Project William E. Stellensky Palmer Ave

PTA Talk To Be Aired On WSPB Radio Program

Bill Blackburn director of the City Community House and recreation supervisor will guest on the Your PTA radio show on WSPB at 8 p.m. He will be joined by teens from the Youth Center including Gene Thomas Sandra Lamb and The Squires. Mason Baldwin moderates as the PTA County Council promotes aims of parent teacher associations in its second year.

Bill Blackburn PTA WSPB Blackburn Gene Thomas Preacher John and the Five Saints Sandra Lamb Mad Hatters the Squires PTA County Council Mason Baldwin

Danish aerialists Platos fall injures Ringling circus star

Lili Kristensen 28, and her husband, known as the Platos, plummet 30 feet from a high trapeze during a Ringling Bros show in Charlotte. Kristensen suffers a broken pelvis, arm and ankle fractures, ribs and possible internal injuries. husband recalls wet grip caused the fall. The couple, Denmark natives, have performed 10 years with the circus and also work as riders.

Charlotte N.C Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey Circus Charlotte Memorial Hospital Lili Kristensen Denmark Europe John Ringling North Ringling North Madison Square Garden New York

NEWSboy Gets Rare Dollar For Paper Bill

Fred Hobbs forgot his glasses and handed a dollar to a News carrier boy who collected a paper bill. His brothers Ronald and Roger Hobbs, former News employees, complained that the collector’s item was missing and left the boy in trouble.

Fred Hobbs Hobbs Citrus Ave Ronald Roger Hobbs

Injured Prisoner to Return After Treatment in Tampa

George M. Hershey, a county prisoner, was in Tampa General Hospital for psychiatric treatment after a head injury suffered during an alleged escape attempt. He is expected back in Sarasota today, with arrangements to return to the county jail. authorities say his condition is good and transport is pending.

George M. Hershey Sarasota Tampa General Hospital Jack Royal Sheriff's Office Hershey Royal Arthur Burns Clarence McLeod Sarasota Memorial Hospital Tampa Hospital McLeod

Driver Held After Crash At Rain Slick Intersection

Otis C. Jackson, 53, of Circus City Trailer Park, was arrested for reckless driving after a crash at South Trail and Stickney Point Road. Jackson posted $150 bond and was released. He struck Hans Stanvel, 35, of Bay Island, who had stopped for a red light. Jackson’s car spun and went off the road. Estimated damage $200.

South Trail Stickney Point Road Otis C. Jackson Circus City Trailer Park Warren Fox Jackson Hans Stanvel Bay Island Trooper Fox Stanvel

Navy reports seven Sarasotans active in service

Great Lakes information highlights seven Sarasotans in naval duty. Cpl. James W. Stallings returns to Camp Lejeune after Mediterranean duty with the 6th Fleet. Pic. Lowell W. Brinton also returns to Lejeune after a similar cruise. Others include Thomas R. Stevens with the 1st Fleet in Pacific training, Robert L. Sand during Fleet Week in San Francisco, Thomas P. Leedy Jr. aboard USS Fremont, Armand D. Arthur under the Golden Gate parade, and David Long visiting the Rose Festival while serving as a pipefitter.

James W. Stallings L. P. Stallings Camp Lejeune N.C Mediterranean U.S. 6Th Fleet Thomas P. Leedy ,Jr T. P. Leedy Tth Fremont Middle East Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco Armand D. Arthur Navy Lawrence C. Arthur Debbie David 2. Long

Barricades Cut Rain Damage in Sarasota Downtown

Downtown Sarasota endured a heavy rain with 1.57 inches flooding streets as Firemen placed barricades on Third State Main and Orange to protect shops. Merchants installed door sills. gutters on Second and First failed to hold back water while meteorologist Hollis Bacon noted total rain at 10.1 inches, still short of the all time dune record with seven days left to tally.

Sarasota Third State Main Orange Avenue Arthur Platt Second Hollis Bacon

Ramp Helps Lunch Box Stay Dry In Heavy Rain

Sarasota merchant Paul McMullen owner of the Lunch Box at 1524 Third St says a five inch concrete ramp on the front and rear kept his store bone dry while others on Third Avenue flooded. He urges fellow merchants to adopt the plan as a quicker solution than the new sewerage system.

Sarasota Paul McMullen 3Rd St Third St Third Avenue McMullen

Manatee Child Falls From Car In Bradenton

Two year old Nadyne Rayfeild daughter of Mrs William Rayfeild was reported in fair condition at Veterans Memorial Hospital. She fell from a moving car driven by her father near Comerford Market on 14th Street West when an older child opened a rear door.

Bradenton Nadyne Rayfeild William Rayfeild Veterans Memorial Hospital Comerford Market 14Th Street Nadyne

Student Composer Debuts Music for Woodwinds Sunday

A Sarasota student of electronic engineering presents Music for Woodwinds with the Florida West Coast Symphony at the Sarasota Civic Center. Roe Goodman of Sarasota, studying at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, wrote the piece and will have it performed by the orchestra the first time. The Vikings chorus, directed by Howard Brumstel, joins with spirituals and ballads, alongside Vivaldi and Dvorak works. The concert begins at 3 p.m.

Sarasota Civic Center Florida West Coast Symphony Roe Goodman Sarasotan Lakeland Florida Southern College Sarasota Goodman The Vikings Howard Brumstel

Armory Dedication Slated With Major General Honor Guest

Major General Mark W. Lance will be honor guest at the dedication of a new 123000 armory at the fairgrounds. Ceremonies begin 7:30 pm with prayers by Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders. The 712th AAA unit moves in from the courthouse basement.

Mark W. Lance American Legion Bay Pusat National Guard H. Schiarb LaGasse Bros. Inc Sarasota

Convention Plans for Regional AIA Conference Discussed

Local architects will study plans for the Southeastern Regional Conference of the American Institute of Architects to be held here next May. About 1000 members from Florida Georgia North and South Carolina are expected. Col. Roland W. Sellen heads planning. The group will also review questions about expediting and improving the proposed 4.4 million school program.

Conference of American Institute of Architects Plaza Restaurant Association Florida Georgia North South Carolina Col Roland W. Sellen AIA

GOP Delegates Return From Young Republican Convention

The Sarasota delegation to the national convention of the Federation of Young Republican Clubs returned home today. Raymond Malloy chaired the Florida Young Republican Clubs and presided over Southern Conference sessions, with 14 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico represented.

Sarasota The Federation of Young Republican Clubs Washington, D.C Raymond Malloy Florida Young Republican Clubs Mason-Dixon Line District of Columbia Puerto Rico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elvalee Donaldson California Bradenton Hotrodder the News Sarasota, Florida Community Service Sunshine Post Justice of the Peace Court Alberta Carlson Osprey Manfred Nitz Chicago Circus Platos the Platos Lili Kristensens Ringling Cir Sor, Kim Steve Dina Gen Galla Shawn Newsboy Great Lakes Ill Marine Pic Lowell W. Brinton Virginia F. Brinton Lejeune Stallings Brinton Spain Italy Malta Gibraltar Lebanon Thomas R. Stevens U.S. 1St Fleet Michael J. Stevens Robert L. Sand Manatee Symphony Vivaldi Florida National Guard Sarasota County Fairgrounds Fruitville Road GOP
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