Companion Also Sent To Marianna Gun Totin Boy Sentenced
In Sarasota County Judge John D. Justice sent 14 year old James McCall to the industrial school for an indefinite period after a juvenile hearing. He faced violent conduct including threats against authorities during the hearing. Peter Little, 17, faced similar terms for involvement with McCall and the previous night’s attack on W E McCurley.
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Little
W. E. McCurley
Beverly Terrace
Justice
James McCall
Fruitville
Lynn Gerald
Ross Boyer
Asst
William Stockham
Young Little
Judge Justice
Lynn Silvertooth
Silvertooth
John Cafaro
Lonnie Selph
Stevens
Peter Little
American Legion Colosium
Missionary Freed by Chinese Reds in Peiping Report
Peiping radio says an American missionary, Brother Gross of Chicago a Franciscan, was released after being arrested by Chinese Communists at Tsingtao in April 1951.
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Peiping Radio
Tsingtao
Gross
Chicago
Franciscan Order
Bakers Union Leader Ousted In Misconduct Probe
Curtis B. Sims, secretary treasurer of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union, had charges of misconduct in office upheld by the union board. He had accused the union president James G. Cross of misusing funds, including money spent in Los Angeles, and faced suspensions since March 8. Separate investigations by Senate Rackets Committee and AFL CIO Ethcal Practices committee are underway with no supporting evidence yet.
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Curtis B. Sims
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James G. Cross
Los Angeles
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Stuart
Lik
Archbishop Makarios Freed to Travel After Exile
Britain announces the release of Cypriot nationalist leader Archbishop Makarios from exile in the Seychelles. He will be free to travel worldwide except Cyprus, with a safe conduct offer to General Grivas and other EOKA members.
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INL
Britain
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Seycehelles Islands
Indian Ocean
Alan Lennox- Boyd
Cyprus
George Grivas
Dighenis
EOKA
Lennox- Boyd
Coppedge Sentenced to 25 Years for Local Jewelry Robbery
Georgia man Dapper Jack Coppedge, 43, pleaded guilty to armed robbery in a Burleigh Brooks jewelry heist on 1215 N Trail. Judge Lyan Gerald ordered 25 years to run concurrent with a Dade County five year term. companion Jack Sterns already serving 25 years.
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Dapper Jack Coppedge
Lyan Gerald
Coppedge
Burleigh Brooks
N. Trail
Gerald
Jack Sterns
Raiford
Miami
Dade County Court
Arthur Johnson
Asst
William Stockham
Dade County
Jack Callahan
New To
Minnie Mermaid departs lets Big Top leave town
The piece notes Minnie Mermaid watching the circus leave town heading northward amid a sense of loss. It also includes Sarasota area weather with a fair day ahead and increasing clouds, plus an East Gulf marine forecast of winds shifting to southeast and scattered showers.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
East Gulf
Beck Flees Washington Amid Contempt Threats
Teamsters President Dave Beck returned to Seattle under Senate contempt threats for refusing to answer questions about alleged misappropriation of 322000 in union funds. Beck left Washington early by United Airlines flight to visit his seriously ill wife.
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Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Henry
Winter Quarters
Tampa
New York
Washington
INS
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Seattle
Beck
United Airlines
Senate
Congressional Committee
Government
Teamsters Union
Mapenetanea Ee Adi
Greatest Show on Earth launches 1957 tour without Big Top
County officials support upcoming Boat and Sports Show as THE NEWS prepares for a Saturday opening. Third annual event is sponsored by THE NEWS and highlighted on page 13.
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Ingrid Bergman Wins Best Actress Oscar for Anastasia
Ingrid Bergman, the 42 year old Swedish star who left Hollywood amid scandal eight years earlier, received the Academy Award for Best Actress at the 29th annual ceremony for her role as the princess in Anastasia.
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Ingrid Bergman
Anastasia
Oscar Winners List Highlights 1956 Academy Awards
Ingrid Bergman was absent in Paris as Yul Brynner won best actor for The King and I. The ceremony honored films including Around the World in 80 Days and The King and I with multiple technical and acting awards. Dorothy Malone and Anthony Quinn received supporting honors. Bergman previously won for Gas Light.
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Walter M. Scott
Paul 8
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Alfred Newman
George Dunning
Joseph Ruttenberg
Pense
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Yul Brynner
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Ong Time
Ingrid Bergman
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