Patrolman Restores Lost Child for Eskridge Family
A Topeka patrolman halted Floyd Robinson and helped locate his 10 year old daughter Shirley Ann who had been left at a service station. The girl was found about a mile away and returned to her father. In Atlantic City a union president urged barbers and hairdressers to discuss beneficial labor laws with customers.
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Kan
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Eskridge, Kan
Shirley Ann
John Leonard
Cif
Shirley Anni
Atlantic City
Ernest Hebert
East Meadow
N.Y
America
West Germany joins NATO as 15th member at Paris session
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer attended NATO’s Palais de Chaillot ceremony marking West Germany as the alliance’s 15th member. He pledged aid for peace and recalled Germany’s wartime suffering while stressing defensive tasks and unity with NATO and the European Union.
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North Atlantic Council
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NATO Council
Palais de Chaillot
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Adenauer
Germany
West European Union
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East Germany
Missionary Baptist Service Salutes Mrs Mason as Adopted Mom
In Farmington a Mother's Day service honored Clarinda C Mason 58 of Los Angeles as a special guest at the Missionary Baptist Church. Rev Roy Johnson preached the sermon and became one of Mrs Mason s adopted sons eleven years ago after her work with service clubs in Los Angeles. Johnson is described as a seaman trained for gunnery on convoy escorts.
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Detroit
Clarinda C. Mason
Los Angeles
Missionary Baptist Church
Farmington
Roy Johnson
Roy
Mason
Rescuers Save 14 Year Old and Cop From Niagara Gorge
In Niagara Falls New York rescuers pulled a 14 year old boy Dennis Martel from the Niagara River Gorge cliff about 30 feet from the top and 160 feet above water. Cpl Carmen Conte of the Niagara Frontier State Park police was lowered by rope to reach him but the rope broke just as he neared the base. he then grabbed a small tree about 30 feet below.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara River
Dennis Martel
Niagara Frontier State Park
Cpl
Carmen Conte
Bay
Third Little Fooler Crossword Puzzle Prize Offer
A cash prize of $30 awaits the reader who solves the third Little Fooler crossword on Page 3 of THE NEWS. The $20 prize plus $10 from last week create the $30 total. readers may submit multiple entries by midnight Wednesday, clipping them from the paper and mailing to the Cash-Words Puzzle Contest Editor at THE NEWS, 1945 Lime Ave., Sarasota.
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the News
Lime Ave
Sarasota
Little Fooler puzzle missing 17 Down definition
In this week's Little Fooler puzzle found on Page 3 an error occurred the definition for 17 Down was omitted. It should read To court.
De Castries Takes Deputy Command Of French 5th Armored Division
Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries assumed his controversial new post today as deputy commander of the 5th French Armored Division in Post LANDAU Germany. This is his first assignment since Dien Bien Phu in Indochina where he commanded.
Mosquito Chief Melton Williams Resigns Under Obstacle Claims
J Melton Williams, longtime county mosquito control director, offered resignation at the Board of County Commissioners meeting and set June 16 as his final day. He cited obstacles in his work and declined to reveal his new position, stating it would be in this state. The board tabled the resignation and scheduled a follow up with Williams.
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J. Melton Williams
Board of County Commissioners
Williams
103rd Birthday Observed For Flora Witt in Memphis
Mrs. Flora Witt of Memphis Tennessee entered her 103rd year today crediting faith in God a devoted daughter and a good doctor for her long life.
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Memphis
Tenn
Flora Witt
Woman Suspect Nabbed After Cab Robbery in Chicago
Chicago detectives arrest Joseph Ross, 42, after he is found in an alley under a wig and straw hat following a cab driver robbery. Rizzo identifies Ross as the woman who robbed him of $19. Ross denies the accusation and is held for questioning.
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Chicago
Joseph Rizzo
Joseph Ross
Rizzo
Ross
Catherine Booth Clibborn Dies at 96 in Newton Abbot
Mrs Catherine Booth Clibborn daughter of Salvation Army founder William Booth dies in Newton Abbot at age 96 from pneumonia. The obituary notes her long life and public work.
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Newton Abbot
England
Catherine Booth Clibborn
Salvation Army
William Booth
Polio vaccination program halted for safety checks
Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele announced a temporary suspension of polio shots while federal health authorities conduct plant-by-plant safety checks. He expressed confidence that five laboratories producing the Salk serum will pass the review and allow resumption by week’s end. he also said the vaccine remains safe and effective and urged parents not to panic.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
U.S. Public Health Service
Weekend Traffic Toll Across Florida Ends Nine Lives
Violent accidents killed at least 12 people in Florida over the weekend. Nine died in traffic incidents across the state, including drownings at St. Petersburg Beach and a home fire death near Ocala. The report lists multiple fatalities from car crashes and a bicycle collision, with authorities citing charges in at least one case.
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Associated Press
Florida
St. Petersburg
Paul Matthews
Island Grove
U.S. 310
Hiroshima Maiden Tomoko Nakabayashi Heads to New York
Nakabayashi was 16 when the Hiroshima blast shattered her world. Now one of the 25 Hiroshima Maidens, she travels to New York for a year to receive medical care and share her story of gratitude and resilience.
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Tiny Tomoko
Nakabayshi
Hiroshima
New York
Plastic surgery hopeful aids U S hands in 1955 series test
A Japanese woman, among a group brought to the United States for surgery, recounts decades of limited finger movement and gratitude for the treatment she receives. She aims to regain use of her left hand at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York with operations continuing after recovery. Her arm has already benefited from prior treatment in Japan, and she anticipates further care during a trip from Iwakuni to New York.
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Tomoko Nakabayshi
INS
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Japan
Iwakuni
U.S. Air Force Base
Violence In Strikes Hits Mother's Day Weekend
In Atlanta two Southern strikes enter their ninth week as negotiators meet in Washington over the Louisville & Nashville Railroad walkout and its affiliates. Mediators report no change in the CIO Communications Workers of America strike against Southern Bell in nine states. A Southern Bell spokesman notes a cable cut between Frankfurt and Louisville involving 304 pairs as the worst in the area since the strike began.
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Atlanta
Washington
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
CIO Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Southern Bell
Frankfurt
Louisville
Williams divorce settles baseball star's personal frontier
Ted Williams divorce was granted in a 30 minute Circuit Court hearing clearing the way for a possible return to baseball. Williams declined to confirm plans but indicated he had no definite decision yet. The report notes years of marital trouble affecting his playing status with the Red Sox.
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Ted Williams
Miami
INS
Boston Red Sox
George F. Holt
Williams
Red Sox
Turn for Better but Boy Still in Critical Condition
Rodney Dee Brodie, once in a coma after surviving a separation from his Siamese twin, showed signs of improvement but remained in critical condition at Illinois Research Hospital. The 31 year old was released from a 51 hour coma and returned after a brain hemorrhage. his twin was Roger Lee Brodie who died 34 days after their December 17 1952 separation.
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Chicago
Rodney Dee Brodie
Illinois Research Hospital
Rodney
Royt Brodie
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee
Roger
Canada Expands Tokyo Embassy Grounds
Canadian Ambassador T. C. Davis turned the first spadeful of dirt to begin an addition project at the Canadian embassy in Tokyo. The ceremony marks the start of expansion work by Canada to enlarge its diplomatic presence in Japan.
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Tokyo
T. C. Davis
Free Tickets Ads at Florida Theater Classifieds
Readers are urged to check today’s classifieds for their names and claim free theater tickets at the News office located at 1045 N. Lime Ave. Tickets are distributed to qualifying recipients as announced in the column.
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Lime Ave
Bright Spot Dilemmas of Words and Rumor
A cautious friend warns silence can spark trouble and Miss Cayenne notes the risk lies in others attributing words to you. The exchange highlights how perception fuels conflicts more than spoken truth.
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Miss Cayenne
Althoit
Japan names new UN ambassador replacement sought
The Asahi Evening News reports Renzo Sawada asked to be relieved as ambassador to the United Nations and Toshikazu Kase, a foreign office counselor, would replace him soon if confirmed.
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Tokyo
Asahi Evening News Today
Renzo Sawada
United Nations
Toshikazu Kase
Weather Blows Hot and Cold Across the Nation
A cold air mass from the Upper Mississippi Valley moved into the Eastern Great Lakes and Ohio Valleys, lowering temperatures by 10 to 20 degrees. Meanwhile a band of showers and much warmer air, up to 25 degrees, stretched south from the Northern Great Plains through Iowa Missouri Oklahoma and northern Texas.
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Ohio
Great Plains
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Big Three Await Ike Word On Summit Plan
Foreign ministers from Britain and France await Eisenhower's word on a July summit with Soviet Premier Bulganin in Switzerland. Dulles was said to be to ask for an answer within 48 hours, while White House aides reported no communications with the President that day.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Switzerland
Dulles
Eiseer
Washington
Murray Shyder
Pilot Courages Plane Crash Saves Parachuting Crew
In Belmont County Ohio a C47 plane carrying 11 members of the all Ohio National Rifle Team crashed after engine failure. Pilot Maj Charles C Cook stayed with the aircraft to allow others to parachute. he survived along with three others. One sergeant, Thurl W Starcher, 46, of New Philadelphia, was killed. Five others, including four injured, were taken to Ohio General Hospital in Mansfield.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Ohio Air National Guard
Belmont County Hills
Thurl W
Starcher
New Philadelphia
Asville
Ohio General Hospital
Friendship
Rira
Columbus
Air National Guard
Charles C. Cook
Dayton
Canada Moves Forward With Polio Immunization of Schoolchildren
Canada proceeds with mass polio inoculations for schoolchildren despite the United States urging a temporary halt to such immunizations. The action signals differing cross border public health prescriptions during the broader polio crisis.
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Canada
Ottaway
U.S
United States
Weather outlook with mild temps and scattered storms
Sarasota area shows partly cloudy skies with little temp change and light to moderate west winds. Florida coast faces partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thundershowers after noon and a cooler north portion tonight, highs near 85 to 90 along the coast. Marine East Gulf winds mainly light to variable. Read fishing column for tides and almanac details.
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Sarasota
Florida
East Gulf
Florida Keys
Herb Stolander
Tides and Almanac
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