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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1945

Page

4

Mount Dora Newspaper Details 1916 Publication Info

Published at Mount Dora Florida on Thursday by the Mount Dora Company Edith Edeburn Keller George C Keller Associate Editor Business Plant Supt price in advance GUID and various ad rates shown Single Copy 35c an inch classified advertising 1c a word Entered as second class matter April 7 1916 at Mount Dora post office under act of March 3 1879.

Mount Dora Florida Mount Dora Company Edith Edeburn Keller George C. Keller Business Plant

Pledge to the Flag and American Creed Recited

A page item reproduces the Pledge of Allegiance and The American's Creed text as read by members of the Florida State Press Association. It emphasizes allegiance to the flag, democratic ideals, and duty to uphold laws, liberty, and justice.

United States of America

Mosquito Threat Warned by Health Advisory Council

The Health Advisory Council of the Chamber of Commerce warns Lake County residents about malaria spread via the Anopheles mosquito. It urges drastic measures now including eliminating stagnant water, spraying, and screening to prevent the disease as malaria infections rise in soldiers abroad and threaten wider spread.

Mos Wita Chamber of Commerce of the United States Oh Lake County Anopheles Sananiy U.S Te ‘de

Lake County wealth tied to bonds and orange trees

The Leesburg Ledger highlights Lake County prosperity citing over twenty million in bonds and significant savings by Federal banks and loan associations. It estimates forty million in securities and notes about orange trees valued at twenty five dollars each as part of the county’s wealth.

Leesburg. Ledger Lake County Federal Savings and ‘Loan Associations Neatis Lake Ay First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Main St Leesburg Florida

Lake County Shows Growth of Material Wealth and Market Demand

The passage notes diverse local industries, households with cash and war bonds totaling about five thousand dollars, and Lake County as a vast postwar market for cars radios and home goods. It cites Water Conservation group data showing improved basin measurements and torrential rain effects, with plans to use ongoing data to plan water supply improvements.

Lake County Ers Lake County Water Conservation Group J. Carlisle Ri Scordian

Railroad recruitment to move troops across Southeast

Railroads recruit transportation workers and veterans for redeployment to support troop movements. A joint plan by the Railroad Retirement Board and Army Se Division centers in Ft McPherson Camp Gordon Camp Blanding Camp Shelby and Fort Bragg coordinates hiring examinations and transportation. Railroads vet veterans and War Manpower Commission stations assist with applications in postwar recruitment efforts.

Atlanta Jon Railroad Retirement. Board War Manpower ‘Commission Army Service Forces Railroad Reg Iement Board Army RRB Ft. McPherson Camp Gordon Georgia Camp Blanding Florida Camp Shelby Mississippi Fr. Bragg North Carolna War Manpower Commission Per“Ee Wear Ler

New Library Additions Span Fiction Nonfiction and Juvenile

The library lists numerous new titles across fiction nonfiction and juvenile shelves. Notable authors include Fred Harmon Edmund Gillig Till Hulbert Footner Bruce Marshall Bob Hamilton Rachel Field Elizabeth Coatsworth and Vera Bloom.

Fred Harmon Edmund Gillig Till John Carr Dickson Hulbert Footner Father Smith Bruce Marshall Whittle’s Lucy Agnes Hancock Bliss Lamax Gene Autrey Thief River Bob Hamilton The Insurance Company of North America G. R Stewart Washington Vera Bloom Bertita Harding Bill Mauldin Bay of West Texas E. W. Baker Bobbisey Clover Bank Laura Lee Hope Itty Rachel Field Heaven Elizabeth Coateworthip Rachel Elizabeth McCrady Mrs. Bardwell Dora

Unemployment Payments Made to 14 in Lake County

Unemployment compensation payments totaling 2507 were issued in Lake County during the week ending in July 2028. Fourteen claimants, including two women and twelve men, received benefits after meeting eligibility for suitable work. Some claimants were denied or later re tested for reemployment eligibility if they refused suitable employment.

Lake County Carl B. Th Fiorida Industrial Com BION Sind United States Employment Service

Water Basin South Lake Rises, Leesburg Report

The Leesburg Commercial notes a report presented to Chairman J. Cariisie Ros describing a significant rise in Water Basin South Lake and its potential implications.

Leesburg J. Cariisie Ros

Railroad workers face postwar demobilization and employment plans

Officials discuss job prospects after Japan's defeat and demobilization. Many veterans stay on during the war emergency, but will stop when the war ends, as rail lines hire new staff. Liberal benefits exist under the Railroad Retirement and Railroad Unemployment Insurance Acts along with vacations with pay, free transportation, and good working conditions.

Japan

Bus Lines Plan 42 Million Budget for Construction

The National Association of Motor Busters reports bus lines will spend 42 million dollars on construction remodels, exceeding the sector's current facilities investment. The plan also calls for buying about 6,000 motor coaches at 90 million dollars, with 10 million more in earlier survey figures.

National Association of Motor Busters

Modernizing Highway System To Cost Billions

A broad postwar plan details a 2.4 million project to remodel present facilities for travelers, plus about 14 million for garage modernization and 214 million for equipment and building needs. The effort aims to absorb returning servicemen, revive highway transportation after Pearl Harbor era delays, and boost passenger service amid prior shortages. Lake County pastures reportedly support 4 to 10 times more cattle than native range.

Pearl Harbor Lake County

Church Announcements Open to All at 440 E Sixth Ave

The notice invites all to attend services at the church located at 440 E Sixth Ave. It lists a piano soloist, a superintendent for church school with classes for all ages at 10:00 A.M., a sermon by the pastor at 10:00 A.M., youth rate 6, evening worship at 7:45 P.M., and choir practice Thursday at 3:00 P.M.

George Ann Miceter Pana

Local Church Schedules Open Doors Across Town

Multiple churches list Sunday services and midweek meetings. First Baptist Church invites all to morning worship and evening services under Pastor Sutley. Christ Scientist offers a daily reading room and services on Grove Street. Church of Christ in Franklin Park, Church of God on Berry Street, and St Thomas Episcopal at Lemon Street outline service times, Bible study, and Holy Communion details.

Church OF Christ Mastis Florida Grove St Avesonane School Fountain Ino North Bastis Street Franklin Park Rossiters St A. L. Butler ST. Thomas Episcopal Church Lemon and Kilbourn Hector

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