Englewood Secures Promise of Full Time State Patrol Officer
Florida Highway Patrol will assign a full time officer to Englewood within 30 days after assurances given to Rep. George E. Youngberg and Rep. John Hathaway. The Englewood Chamber of Commerce led efforts for protection as counties Sarasota and Charlotte had no full time presence since resignations.
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Miglewood
Florida
Englewood
Col. Kirkman
George E. Youngberg
Venice
Ungbere
John Hathaway
Punta Gorda
Sarasota
Charlotte
John White
Louis Schmidt
Chamber
Plamore Rose Named New Manager of Snook Haven
Bob Rose, manager of Plamore fishing camp on the Myakka River near Venice, will manage Snook Haven. Glenn Elliott and Edna Elliott operate Snook Haven, which is being revamped with new units, full meals, and covered concrete docks. Rose plans expansion at Plamore No 2 with a two story building housing a store and duplex, plus more structures forthcoming.
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Rose
Snook Haven Fish Camp
Venice
Bob Rose
Plamore
Glenn Elliott
Edna
Snook Haven
Myakka River
U.S. 41
Rose’s
Plamore No. 2
Plamore No. 1
Girls State Delegate Connie Davis Reports Back
Venice reflects on Connie Davis returning from Girls State in Tallahassee where she served as Venice High School junior representative and was elected to the house of representatives. The Auxiliary plans a rummage sale at the Legion Hall Friday and Saturday, with pickup calls to two members and a post meeting with refreshments.
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Suzy Young
Allen Slater
Englewood
Warm Mineral Springs
Florida State
Venice
American Legion Auxiliary
Connie Davis
Girls State
Tallahassee
Connie
Venice High School
Legion Hall
The
Vital Statistics Record Set From Sarasota Tampa Couples
Vital statistics list multiple couples with ages and hometowns including Jay Tucker and Joanne Santrock both 18 from Sarasota, Austin Curry 25 with Sally Correll 20 of Sarasota, Edward Aronson 22 and Sonja Saunders 22 of Sarasota, Lloyd Yoder 23 with Janet Yoder 20 from Sarasota, and Louis Reinke 70 with Beatrice Woodington 49 from Venice.
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Austin R. Curry
Tampa
Sally Lou Correll
Sarasota
Edward E. Aronson
Sonja Helene Saunders
Lloyd Yoder
Janet E. Yoder
Louis A. Reinke
Venice
Beatrice P. Woodington
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Mentioned
The report lists several deaths: the sixth Earl Nelson aged 66 in London, veteran of WWI with Australian infantry. Prof. Moshe Weizmann aged 85 in Tel Aviv, brother of Chaim Weizmann. Walter H. Bowes aged 73 in Washington, founder of Pitney-Bowes. Dr Henry Walter Bromley aged 78, Methodist evangelist. Frank J. Dvorak aged 59 in Neenah, Marathon Corp. treasurer and director. Kathleen O'Connor Reynolds aged 60 in North Hollywood, former leading lady to Tom Mix. Charlie H. Smith aged 67 in Fort Worth, senior national VP of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Kathleen O'Connor Reynolds
Tom Mix
Dayton
Ohio
Downtown shopping centers spark private rescue plans
Retail leaders debate reviving urban cores as suburbs siphon business. Federated, Allied, May, and Macy cite downtown strength, noting nine city stores, thousands of units, and rising net sales amid traffic and parking challenges. Downtown gains rely on worker footfall and expanded services.
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NEW York
Ralph Lazarus
Federated Department Stores
U.S
Fedway
Puckett
B. Earl Puckett
Allied Stores
City Department Stores
May Department Stores Co
R. H. Macy & Co
Venice Man Cited For 3rd Offense
Elmer Eugene Giddens of Venice By Way was fined $15 and costs and given a 15 day suspended sentence for reckless driving after backing into Grady Taylor’s car at Grady Taylor’s Hardware causing about $100 damage. The court also noted two other license violations and suspended the sentence on condition Giddens report to police each time he uses his car.
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Venice
Elmer Eugene Giddens
James P. Kiernan
Giddens
Grady Taylor
Taylor
Kiernan
Supreme Court Tightens FBI Power in Secret Files Rulings
The Supreme Court decisions and a 12 member commission's loyalty proposal affect FBI operations and evidence gathering on suspected Communists. The commission urges cross examination for loyalty questioned workers, with an exception for paid informers whose identities Hoover would not disclose.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
FBI
Congress
Commission
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Our Gal Too Late To Classify Five Foot Three
Feature note describes a slender Blu Moon era wife type with blue eyes and small frame, asking if she is the right match. It hints at social matchmaking and a humorous tone about domestic life in a small town.
Hotchkiss Dies After Heart Attack at Spokane Dairy Farm
Roy E. Hotchkiss, 53, former owner of the Spokane Indians of the Western International league, died of a heart attack at his dairy farm 20 miles north of Spokane. He bought the team in 1950 and ran it through years of dwindling attendance until 1955.
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Spokane, Wash
Ins
Roy E. Hotchkiss
Spokane Indians
Western International Baseball League
Spokane
Hotchkiss
Indians
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Travia Parnell
Ross Boyer
Sarasota County
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House of Representatives
C. N. Stevens
Dick Rich
Helen Rich
Vital. Statistics
Jay H. Tucker
Til
Joanne E. Santrock
London
Earl Nelson
Horatio Nelson
Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Weizmann
Chaim Weizmann
Motol
Russia
Walter H. Bowes
Pitney-Bowes, Inc
Stamford
Cynthiana
Henry Walter Bromley
Neenah, Wis
Frank J. Dvorak
Marathon Corp
Fort Worth, Tex
Charlies H. Smith
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen
Lisbon
Ark
Vincent Ignatowski
Baltimore
Vincent
Lazarus
Uoon
US Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
S.3.c
William S. Girard
Truman
Eisenhower
Commercial Court
Travelers Service
Canada
Woopy
Snes Insurance
Hartford
the Travelers
Or James Campbell
MH Wood & Co.the
Main St
Avings
T. R. Culler
Brooklyn
Stephen P. Kennedy
John Russo
Hallowell
Central Ave