Mount Dora Newspaper Details and Post Office Registration
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mount Dora Publishing Company and Wael EL Reece as publisher. It mentions second class matter entered April 7 1916 at Mount Dora Post Office under the 1879 act. Additional readable items are limited.
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Mount Dora
Florida
Mount Dora Publishing Company
Wael EL. Reece
Ion Eseacsecteres
Estenssaniopini
Norris
Reese
C.cncciccise
Taxpayers Charged With Yearlong Deductions
A garbled note appears to reference J. Byaj orge lith and J Se Worl, with mentions of Will nest P. Paymej and Covil. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but implies tax related actions or payments over a year. Entities are obscured. no firm names or dates clearly identifiable.
Woman's club pushes to make Alexander Street one way
The Alexander Street congestion prompts the City Council to revisit a plan from the Woman's Club to convert the post office block to southbound one way. Mayor Heaton cautions it could shift traffic to Donnelly and McDonald, while residents report hazards at Fifth Avenue from parked cars and trucks.
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Lou L. Heaton
Woman's Club
Alexander ‘St
City Council
Fifth Av
Heaton
Donnelly
McDonald St
Alexander St
Eisenhower’s inaugural call for world law and order gains support
The article argues Eisenhower’s inaugural speech champions international cooperation for law and order. It links the policy to Willkie and Vandenberg eras and Wilsonian ideals, contending a world-led peace could halve defense costs and reduce domestic waste while stressing moral duty in national policy.
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Eisenhower
Law
Willkie
Blican Party
Vandenberg
Willkie-Vandenberg
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Republican Party
Wilson
United States
Defense
Mr. Truman
Truman
Mr. Eisenhower
Korea
Russia
Sen. Taft
Europe
Asia
On a Trip to Orlando I Reflect on Life and Battle
The narrator rides between Mount Dora and Orlando musing on courage and duty. He laments a wish for peace at any price, discusses public esteem and conformity, cites Fulton J. as saying to avoid being attacked from behind, and muses on resisting ease in favor of life’s challenges.
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Mount Dora
Orlando
Fulton J.a
Ambassador Lodge Gains Ground at UN Amid Cold War Tiff
Editorial lauds Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. as a deft UN envoy who outmaneuvers Communist rhetoric. It notes his timed disarmament appeal and sharp rebuttal to Vishinsky about Asia, Korea, and Soviet aims, portraying him as a skilled diplomat shaping discourse toward peace.
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United Sta
The
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
The West Faces Global Trust and World Law Challenge
Arnold Toynbee argues the West has imposed empire and exploitation, provoking global resentment. He says the West now must earn trust by upholding world law and delivering prosperity and equal justice to all, or remain defensive and fragmented.
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Arnold Toynbee
A Week of Weather and Small Moments in Spring
The diary-like piece chronicles a week of spring weather from Thursday to Tuesday, noting moody skies warm days and cool spells. Vivid scenes include a squirrel with an acorn, birds in tree branches, colored eggs at Donnelly Park, and an Easter that feels peaceful and bright.
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Nature
Donnelly Park
Mount Dora Church May Contact Schedule
Local church listings show service times at multiple Mount Dora congregations. Churches include Union locations on Seventh Avenue Donnelly Street and nearby Fifth Avenue with morning worship at 11:00 and varied adult and children programs throughout the week.
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Seventh Av
Donnelly St
Robert R. Reed
Baptist Church
Sixth and Tremain
David Coffield
Training Union
Methodist Church
Robert M. Blackburn
Church OF God
East Liberty St
A. Austin
Church OF Christ
J. G. Malphurs
General Assembly
Church OF
Subversive UNESCO Controversy Sparks Texas Fears
The piece contrasts California outrage over alleged unAmerican activity with Texas fears of a similar pattern. Dorothy Frank, a volunteer chairing a UNESCO world studies effort, faced branding and threats as opponents distorted her stance on world cooperation. The account warns Los Angeles as a warning for Texas communities about hate and censorship in education debates.
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California
Texas
Collier’s Magazine
Dorothy Frank
Unesco
America
Gu Nu
Angeles
Nce
Frank
The
Daily Worker
Los Angeles
Board of Education
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U. S
John W. Owne
Baltimore Sun
Florida Times-Union
R. P. Bronson
Donnybrook
Ambassador Lodge
Vitrol
Vishinsky
Mr. Lodge
Kremlin
By George Holt
Britain
Africa
West
Malenkov
Lake Dora
Amy
Lake County
J. M. Greene
Joe
Eustis
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lemon and Grove
ST. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Lemon and Mary
F. A. Pope, Jr
H.C
Community Church
Sunda
Gree Roscoeham
Louis Johnston
Ee aAieran
Manaus
Rex
Estelita Slim Pickens
Tad
Ove 'Mewin
Donald O” Bonnor
Debbie Reynolds
Lady Pirate
Rhonda Fleming
Sterling Hayden
Helena Carter
John Sutton
Columbia
Lee
Melvin
Sun
Brighton Abbott & Eee
Oacroetes Oeiad
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