Woman Defends Anti World Government View
A letter cites American lineage and historic figures to defend anti World Government views. It lauds Constitution and Bill of Rights, warns of Soviet influence, and urges school study of American history to resist subversion. The writer references DAR, Masons, and patriotic organizations while urging voters to back CSO.
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United States of America
Saturday Evening Post
Punky
Mabel
American Coalition
Pro-America
United States Chamber of Commerce
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
D.A.R
Congress
Department of Justice
U.S.S.R
CSO
Soviet America
Christ
Temple
Army
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Yorktown
Warren
Marion
Lexington
Census Takers Traverse Mount Dora Area For 1950 Count
Mount Dora area census takers explain the dual humor and gravity of the 1950 census while detailing the local leadership and crews. Lillian Zollinger and Emil Yde head Lake County teams guiding workers across communities to gather population, social, and economic data for public use.
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Mount Dora
America
Lake County
J. Keener Mizell
Census Bureau
Lillian Zollinger
Emil Yde
Leesburg
Zollinger
Eunice J. Gates
Vivian Nixon
Florence Cook
Catherine Terranova
Eustis
Dorothy Woodford
Charles Hill
Tavares
Olive Ingram
Astatula
Richard Wall
Sarah F. Toy
Eva L. Meade
Grace Parker
Paisley
Pearl S. Brown
P. G
Marie Moore
Jane Herndon
Edais Tr
Louise Gilchrist
A. J. Grant
Primary Clerk and Inspector Roster for May 2 1950
Lists of precinct clerks and inspectors for Montverde Mount Dora and Leesburg including names such as J F off Avery Owens Richard Douglas Mrs Nina B Car and others. Announces First Primary on May 2 1950 with extensive names of election staff and board members.
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Avery Owens
Richard Douglas
Nina B. Car
Astor
Russell Mattox
Frank Steele Ween
Altoona
BE. C. Matteson
Allin
Clotare
Paisley
Reed Hollinger
Fred Hosford
Euclid Parker
Cassia Ison
Joe Story
Wilcox
Eustis
Campbell R. J. Hancock
Rura T. Hall
Ruth A. Wirth
John J
Imogene Igon
Ada Griffin
H. K. Glass, Jr
Rudy J. Schneider
Ralph Rhodes
Frank Treen, Jr
Umatilla
Ixwell
Martha Bird
Ranton Basher
Alton Epps Co
Cooway
Grace Davis
Glenn Burhan
Douglas Igon
Marie Persons
H. R
Lisbon
Claude Alsobrook
D. E. Rogers
J B Grayson
W. R. Horton
Leesburg
Pl. L
Burton Brown
Leslie Burdine
Frank Howard
Ne Hardaway
Otis Butler
Victor Larson
George Lovell
Jeff Hill
Frank Lindeman
Rod Simms, Sr
Ringing Bell Echoes Through Ages of Liberty
A reflective verse echoes pride in the old Bell, its scarred surface and enduring message. The speaker prays the bell’s signal of liberty will reach unborn generations as time moves on.
Pepper for Senate: Editorial Endorsement in Florida
The St. Petersburg Times backs Claude Pepper for the U.S. Senate, denouncing Smathers' smear tactics and praising Pepper’s foreign policy stance, leadership on the Foreign Relations Committee, and willingness to work with allies. It highlights Pepper’s wartime votes, UN support, and Pension-era influence while urging voters to favor his cautious, united approach over fear-driven politics.
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St. Petersburg Times
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Smathers
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
England
Russia
Egypt
Siam
Townsend
Florida
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Taunton
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L. P. McQuaig
Mary Eb, Hardin
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Chas. Strickland
G. M. Wakelin
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Wilmore Carlson
Esther Kurfiss
W. J. Bickford
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Eugene Morris
James Mahoney
Eva Nash
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Richard Hunter
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Clarence Lee
Jack Houston
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Clermont
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L. D. Webster
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A. B. Merritt
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Howey
Minneola
Groveland
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A R Brown
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W. H. MeQuestion
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O. W. Smith
Maude. Long
Summerall
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William Webb
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C. Crawley
C. O. Zittrower
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Nina Hall
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Claude Moore
Clayton J. Weir
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Charles Heath
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