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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues unemployment benefits have become perverted by striking workers earning near their working pay. It cites New York newspaper strike data where strikers received up to 135.95 dollars weekly while $0 in state compensation, plus union pay, and notes vacation bonuses to cover obligations. It also critiques unions and officials for resisting automation despite competitive pressures.
A Washington AP dispatch quotes leaders of press groups condemning government news management as deception in crises. They warn that accepting lies erodes trust and fuels secrecy, arguing managed news undermines a free press and an informed public. Public support for publishers and broadcasters grows.
An Independent of Collegeville report recounts a farmer who claims to triple hybrid corn output by playing music over the field. Neighbors and agents mocked the idea, but his plots with Beethoven to rock and roll allegedly outyield neighboring silent fields. The tale parallels Fate Magazine notes that plants respond to love and attention, as horticulturists reported.
Crossword clues listed for across and down entries with numbers and brief hints. Includes nautical term starboard and various wordplay prompts across numbered items and down entries referencing tablets roads gods and noodles.
Chris Nielsen 77 of 1270 Northland Rd Sylvan Shores Mount Dora died Monday at Lake Alfred. A Denmark native he owned a Milwaukee garage before retiring and moving to Mount Dora two years ago. Survived by wife Ninette two sons a daughter four grandchildren. John Crisp Funeral Home Lake Alfred handles services in Milwaukee.
The piece explores a neighbor who tends a show garden and may test music’s effect on plants with classical tunes pleasing older specimens and rock for younger. It ponders neighbors’ noise concerns and odd local anecdotes about a chatty old woman feeding insects. It ends noting government policy on replacing lost savings bonds.
Gardening expert Hervey Sharpe outlines low growing ground covers suited to Florida sun and sand. He lists periwinkle fig marigold lily turf and more, explains soil prep fertilizing and propagation by seeds or cuttings, and advises on timing and rooting media for shade and coastal beds.
Dr Charles Demko invites the public to visit his peach growing operation near Altoona during an open house Tuesday from 1 00 to 5 00 p m County Agent R E Norris notes the event follows a recent freeze and offers a chance to see local peach production firsthand
Winners at the Golden Triangle Duplicate Bridge Club last week were Anne Walker of Eustis and Winnie Busch of Eustis in first place. Runners up tied were Jack Groves and Eugene Richey of Mount Dora with Steve Johnson of Eustis and Bert Thompson of Mount Dora. The club meets Thursdays at 7 30 p.m. in the community room of First Federal Savings and Loan.
Nearly seven million school children can buy U S Savings Stamps and Bonds through the Treasury program. Annual Savings Stamps purchases total about 18 million dollars, highlighting broad participation in the school savings scheme.
Senator Herlong told a joint House and Senate committee that Florida should participate in Kerr Mills on a moderate scale, arguing it offers state control and targeted aid. Dr. Edward Annis, AMA president-elect, also spoke endorsing the plan.
Bill Paul was elected Commander of American Legion Post 35 at a recent election. William Blankenburg will serve as first vice commander, J Fleet McKinna as second vice commander. Officers include L C Reichert finance officer Harry Senese chaplain Henry Link historian Charles Cooper sergeant at arms Roy Christopher service officer Joseph Golden adjutant and George White Sr Harry Hopcraft and Rollin Javens on the executive committee. Comdr Paul urges full cooperation from all members and Auxiliary and invites contact for help to build a more active post.
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