Furs by Dore Burglary Roars Thieves Leave Behind Loot
Night break in at Furs by Dore 136 S Pineapple Ave ended with fur pieces removed and two capes valued at 2500 left behind as thieves fled after patrolman spotted activity near the War of the Sotho Methodist Church. Crowder Hardware Ringling also hit with 50 in ammunition stolen. Police Chief Wilson says good lead and lookout warned others perished.
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Joe Shapiro
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Small Craft Warning From Corpus Christi To St Marks
The Weather Bureau issued a small craft warning at 6 a.m. EST for today and tonight. Westerly winds 20 to 35 mph expected from Corpus Christi Texas to St Marks Florida.
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Restless four days before death nurse testifies in Adams trial
London jurors hear nurse Brenda Hughes recall Mrs Edith Morrell’s restlessness four days before she died. She notes the elderly patient was aggressive and agrees narcotics injections were meant to quiet her. The nurse says she did not know the drug mixture and that Adams did not take medicines from the tray.
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Edith Alice Morrell
Adams
Sir Patrick Arthur Devlin
Dr. Adams
Survivors recall Coconut Grove Fire horror in Boston
A Coconut Grove Fire survivor recounts the deadly night in Boston as part of a series on historic disasters. The page hints at upcoming features on vending profits, television prospects, and national and international news.
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Coconut Grove
Boston
Last Block Removed From Suez
Cairo reports UN salvage teams raised the sunken tug Edgar Bonnet, clearing the last obstacle for passage of 10,000 ton ships through the Suez Canal. Officials say Egypt may open the waterway soon, with UN projections for full operation after a detailed navigation memorandum next week.
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Whereabouts Still Unknown Beck to Face Senate Panel Tuesday
Washington INS report says Teamsters leader Dave Beck remained unlocated with his attorney vowing he will attend the Senate Investigations hearing Tuesday at 10 AM. Promised testimony will address the alleged $270,000 loan from union funds and repayment under pressure, plus other questions about possible misconduct and ties to underworld elements in the Pacific Northwest.
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Beck
Seattle
Wash
Internal Revenue Investige Committee
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Snowstorm Rages Across Midwest Stranding Hundreds
Four dead and 1,500 stranded as a spring blizzard from the Rockies to the plains brings 80 mph winds and up to 20 foot drifts. Trains, buses, and cars blocked, with rescue efforts focusing on Highway 66 routes and western Kansas radiating into Nebraska and Iowa.
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Midwest
Oklahoma
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Iowa
Union Pacific
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Kas
Nebraska
Omaha
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Adrian
Tex
Greyhound
Civil Rights Bill Faces Tug-of-War in Senate Panel
In Washington the Senate Judiciary Committee faces a clash over civil rights legislation. Sen. Hennings moves to study the bill for a vote while Chairman Eastland may push for further hearings or a roll call. Thurmond urged a separate provision on jury trials. The Hennings subcommittee approved the bill after hearing Attorney General Brownell deny that jury trials are at risk.
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INS
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thomas C. Hennings
DMO
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Henings
Herbert Brownell Jr
Settlement Prospects Brighten Strike Steamrolls Over British Industry
Britain faces a nationwide strike hitting aviation, automobile, and heavy machine tool sectors. A million workers may paralyze plants if spread continues. unions threaten coordinated stoppages as Labor Minister Iain McLeod calls for talks. The Confederation of Engineering has masterminded the action with shipyard and building workers involved.
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Britain
Confederation of Engiee Tel
Southampton
Ike weighs firmer hold on 71.8 billion budget plan
President Eisenhower met with top foreign relations, defense, and budget advisers at the White House to discuss new efforts to cut the 71.8 billion dollar budget. John Foster Dulles Charles E. Wilson Percival Brundage attended. Nixon also met the President during the session.
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INS
Eisenhower
White House
John Foster Dulles
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Percival Brundage
New York Tabloids Hike Prices Across Papers
New York morning tabloids the Daily News and Daily Mirror raised prices from four to five cents today. This follows last week's move by the World Telegram and Sun and the Journal American, which increased from five to ten cents.
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New York Daily News
New York Daily Mirror
World Telegram and Sun
Journal American
Eisenhower Nominates Trent for U S Marshal Post
President Eisenhower sent to the Senate the nomination of Thomas H. Trent of Vero Beach for a four year term as U S marshal for Southern Florida. Trent currently holds the post by court appointment.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Thomas H. Trent
Vero Beach
U.S. Marshal
Florida
Trent
U.S. District Court
Minnie Mermaid Forecast Quirky Rain Hair Quip
The Sarasota forecast notes showers ending this forenoon with a cool, partly cloudy outlook for Tuesday. Winds shift 20 to 30 mph today then diminish tonight, with highs near 75 and lows 58 to 65. Marine east gulf warns small craft south of Naples with fresh to strong southerly winds.
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East Gulf
Naples
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