Californian accuses Venice trailer park of bias and abuse
Ralph Walworth and his family, new arrivals from Los Angeles, claim harsh management at Venice Municipal Trailer Park. He reports a foul sewer smell, eviction pressure, rent issues, and rules restricting children and clothing lines, despite favorable relocation hopes and local support.
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Ralph Walworth
Los Angeles
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North American Aviation
Walworth
Woodall
Power Association Knocks Conference Into Shutdown
New York August a crisis hit the American Public Power Association annual convention as a light failed on the podium. Speakers struggled to read and exhibitors reported insufficient power to run their display equipment.
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Power Assn
New York
Kentucky Official Doubles Award in Milking Contest
Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Waterfield won five dollars for a milking contest promotion in Georgetown Kentucky. He was told to give the prize to the first waitress who asked him for a glass of milk, then handed each waitress five dollars.
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Georgetown
Harry Lee Waterfield
Ex Lawyer Runs Beach Resort Turns Life Choice
WESTHAMPTON N Y ex lawyer Hy Chesler left a successful legal career nine years ago to operate the Dune Deck a famed summer resort. He recalls missing the courtroom at first but now thrives by handling guests and food, noting the business is a way of life not a traditional enterprise and that luck and staff mood affect success.
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N.Y
Dune Deck
Chester
Reds Arrest Priests and Nuns in Moravia Case
East Germany claims arrests of Salesian clergy and nuns from a Moravian monastery at Liptaĺ for anti communist leaflets and illegal newspapers funded by the monastery. The number of arrests was not disclosed by ADN citing Rude Pravo.
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ADN
East Germany
Rude Pravo
Order of the Salesians
Mo& Monastery
Liptal
Moravia
Venice Mayor accused of Gestapo like tactics in letter
A Venice City Council session heard a letter signed by Martin S. Stancik accusing Mayor James P. Kiernan of Gestapo like tactics over sign enforcement. The letter urged amending the sign ordinance to require sold and open for inspection phrases. Council resolved to study fairness and budget matters with no action.
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Venice
James P. Kiernan
Martin S. Stancik
John) Shockey
H. N. Wimmers
Venice Realty Board
Ruth May Realty Co
Botts and
Raeburn
Armada Road
Dr. Flint
John Elking Fraser
Rivera
San Marco
John Elkins Fraser
Mases Huston
Washington
D.C
Raymond
Victor Betty
M.A. Braswell
Kiernan
Shockey
Warren Henderson
Venice Area Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Smyth Brohard
Brohard
Bolton Resigns Venice Post
William C. Bolton of Riveria Street has resigned from the Venice department after four months of service. He has taken a position with Mary Bishop real estate. Bolton originally came here from Iowa.
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Venice
William C. Bolton
Riveria Street
Mary Bishop Real Estate
Bolton
Iowa
Venice Little Theatre Opens Curtain Raiser Old Lady Shows Her Medals
The Venice Little Theatre sets its eighth season with Old Lady Shows Her Medals as the curtain raiser. First reading occurred at Mrs. W. Seymour Smith home with cast Virginia Schrader Kay Durfee Ed Fanning Georgeanna Rice and Peggy Bradish. A workshop program will precede three act plays to teach stage presence and voice projection. Backstage revamping expands storage and function space.
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Venice
Little Theatre
GOP Women Set Planning Meet in Venice
Venice Nokomis Republican Women’s Club board of directors schedules a planning meeting at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The session will be held at the home of Mrs. Carl Hamilton on San Marco Drive.
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Venice
Venice-Nokomis Republican Womens’ Club
Carl Hamilton
San Marco Drive
Gondolier Motel Installs TV in All 24 Units
Venice reports the Gondolier Motel wired and equipped all 24 guest rooms for television. Trail Radio and TV served as contractor for the installation.
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Venice
Trail Radio and TV
Bill to broaden Alabama libel law introduced
In Montgomery Sen. E. L. Roberts introduced a bill expanding libel liability for newspapers with more than 40 000 circulation. The measure would allow libel suits in every county where such papers circulate instead of only in the county of publication.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Senate
E. L. Roberts
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