Communist Party Agrees to Open Safes to Treasury
New York dispatch reports the Communist Party and its Daily Worker offices agreed to open safes and records to treasury investigators as part of Operation Safe Opening. T-men padlocked party HQs nationwide over tax issues while the IRS conducts audits of alleged tax evasion totaling over $435000.
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International News Service
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Eisenhower wraps Good Neighbor Conference at Greenbrier
At White Sulphur Springs the Good Neighbor Conference ends with cordial farewells. President Eisenhower, Canadian Prime Minister St Laurent, and Mexico’s President Cortines praise the meeting as harmonious and useful. Eisenhower departs by train. Dulles calls the gathering very harmonious.
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Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Eisenhower
Lester Pearson
U. S
John Foster Dulles
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ins
St. Laurent
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Mexico
Washington
Luis Padilla Nervo
Nervo
Greenbrier
Ottawa
Yugoslavia Cuts Military Budget in 1956 Budget
Belgrade Yugoslavia parliament approved the 1956 budget totaling 708333333 dollars with defense funds of 528333333 dollars about 70 percent in defense. The cut reflects improved relations between Soviet leaders and President Tito.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Easter shopping boosts Sarasota with record potential
Sarasota business activity in March shows strong Easter shopping momentum as plans for a larger tarpon journey unfold this summer. State road board members assure Bee Ridge Road widening efforts. A Sarasota real estate seminar aids local Realtors. Republicans set to kick off campaign events tomorrow evening.
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Sarasota
Bee Ridge Road
State Road Board
Community Event Schedule Highlights Evening Activities
A local notices roundup lists many group meetings and performances tonight including Lions Den at 6:30 p.m. and Men’s Club at Church of the Redeemer. The Asolo Theater hosts Seven Deadly Sins at 7 and 9 p.m. plus Anastasia at Palm Tree Playhouse. Other events include Elks Lodge IOOF Hall De Molay Masonic Temple Humane Society board meeting and tomorrow’s Military Order of World Wars gathering at The Plaza. Also listed are Exchange Club Shrine Club and Holiday House sessions.
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Ringling Museum
de Molay
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Orange Blossom Hotel
Shrine Club
Holiday House
Dust Whirls Sweep Midwest Plains Weather Hits Farms
Swirling dust battered the Western Plains for a second day endangering millions of acres of farmland. Gusts reached up to 80 mph yesterday though eased today, reducing visibility in Amarillo to under a mile and half. The weather bureau warned of more gusty winds across Texas Kansas and Nebraska and flights rerouted as dust clouds climbed to 20 000 feet. Eastern Colorado reported up to 75 percent of winter wheat blown aloft.
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Zaharias To Enter Galveston Hospital
Babe Zaharias is scheduled to enter John Sealy Hospital in Galveston tomorrow after undergoing cancer treatment in recent years. Mrs. Shirley Stevenson of the Babe Zaharias Cancer Fund said she will enter Thursday and is expected to fly from Tampa, Florida.
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Circus Bids Farewell to Sarasota for 1956 Opening
The Greatest Show On Earth heads to New York for a 40 day Madison Square Garden premiere with a 42 car special train leaving Sarasota tomorrow. Winter Quarters remains open all summer as a year round tourist draw with an expanded zoo and outdoor Sunday shows. John Ringling North and Henry Ringling North depart for New York to oversee the tour while Pat Waldo and Michael Burke join the crew. Noyelles D Burkhart will run the train, with Lloyd Morgan supervising loading. The road set includes 400 performers, livestock cars, and 16 flat cars, with the second section not leaving Winter Quarters until May 16 and arriving in Baltimore May 20. The 1956 production theme is Say It With Flowers, and officials emphasize modernization and smoother operations. Sarasota fans await the farewell train and summer plans.
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Winter Quarters
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Madison Square Garden
Herbert H. Sicks
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Henry Ringling North
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Michael Burke
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Noyelles D Burkhart
Lloyd Morgan
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Egyptian Troops Fire on Israeli Patrol in El Auja Zone
Late bulletins report an Israeli military spokesman saying Egyptian troops fired on an Israeli patrol in the El Auja demilitarized zone. Police in Callands Virginia capture a berserk Negro after a 10 hour gunfire standoff. Miami Beach authorities arrest six men and two women on narcotics charges. A B 47 from McConnell Air Force Base crashed in Wichita but spared homes.
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Venice Teens Warned as Cadets Restricted Again
Venice police augmented by Civil Defense units prepared for a repeat teen invasion after about 200 boys from Venice Englewood and Punta Gorda gathered in the streets threatening a gang war. KMI cadets were confined to quarters and officers warned crowds while authorities planned to maintain order tonight.
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Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
John Shockey
EMI
Kentucky Military Institute
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Punta Gorda
Shockey
Charlotte Nay
KMI
Civil Defense Police Auxiliary
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Daily Worker List Is Taken
In New York the federal seizure of the Daily Worker subscribers list threatens its mail subscription based circulation. Editor in Chief John Gates says the paper has not missed a publication date in 22 years but losing the list could halt the paper.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Joseph Clark
The
Worker
U.S
INL
Daily Worker
John Gates Boased
More Than Ever Before in Sarasota Area Weather Forecast
Minnie Mermaid notes more tourists than ever as Sarasota area sees partly cloudy warm conditions with highs near 80s and a potential rain shower tomorrow afternoon. Marine forecast warns moderate to fresh south and southwest winds shifting to northerly late Thursday with scattered showers in the extreme north. Readings at 9:30 a.m. show temperature 72.5 and wind 24 mph.
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