Mount Dora Little Leaguers Open Season With Strong Record
Mount Dora's new Little League, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Recreation department and led by Sam York and Harry Briggs with help from Mrs. York, posted eight wins and three losses. The program included the lake beach swimming safety course supervised by Dan Spear and Jim Jackson, drawing many youngsters to sunlit sport and water safety training as the season winds toward potential county glory.
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Dan Spear
Jim Jackson
Lake Gertrude
Sunshine
Mount Dora
Chamber of Commerce
Sam York
Harry Briggs
York
Eustis
Little Dorans
Umatilla
Good Ol Summertime Weather From Lake County Notes
A writer charts Lake County weather from Thursday to Tuesday, describing heat, unsettled skies, and intermittent rain across days. The narrative blends tropical textures with Florida imagery, noting sun, clouds, and local scenes from Leesburg, Wildwood, Inverness, and Lake Dora.
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Lake County
Gulf
Brooksville
Leesburg
Wildwood
Inverness
Florida
Lake Dora
I Want a Change Not a Miracle Man in Four Year Cycle
An independent voter argues the politics of reform over party loyalty. He rejects the current Democratic establishment's bland promises and calls for new leadership, urging Republicans to prove themselves and voters to seek fresh plans for governing amid a troubled era.
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Adlai Stevenson
Henry Wallace
China
Middle East
Stevenson
Washington
After Stalin Dead What Follows a World War Turn?
A columnist weighs two theories on post Stalin Russia. Douglas envisions a power struggle that destabilizes the regime and frees enslaved Baltic and Central European peoples. Another view warns of renewed aggression from a depleted Politburo. The piece urges UN unity and disarmament to prevent war.
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Dalgive Stalin
Stalin
Joe Stalin
Sen
Paul Douglas
Politburo
Russia
Illinois Convention
Baltic
Poland
Europe
Balkans
Douglas
Pericles
Iron Curtain
Korea
United Nations
Tomorrow One World reflects fear and vigilance in Cold War era
H Donald Wilson writes on civil defense, radar lookouts, and flying saucers amid a climate of fear. He notes public anxiety, the arms race, and pressures toward conformity, arguing democracy survives only through free ideas and renewed hope.
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H. Donald Wilson
George Holt
The
Pacific
New England Council
United World Federalists
Tomorrow One World
Civil Defense
United States of America
Mt. Ranier
Kenneth Arnold
Idaho
Air Force
Mars
John
Hollywood
America
Mountain Street
Hermes Counane
Eisenhower urged to curb prejudice in campaigns and policy
The piece argues Dwight D. Eisenhower should lead against discrimination and influence his running mate Richard Nixon to oppose the McCarren act and its immigration provisions. It cites the Latva case, a Finnish-born naturalized American facing deportation for 9 cents paid to the Communist party decades ago, as example of enforcement overreach fueling anti American rhetoric. The writer warns of further Latvas harmed if public opinion slips and condemns the act as inconsistent with liberty.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
McCarren
Sen
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Veep
New Hampshire
Karl A. Latva
Finland
Communist Party
Latva
Justice Department
FBI
America
Kremlin
Wlip
Sana
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Mount Dora Publishing Company
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Vaca
Benevehcreden
Tapas Nen
Intecspens
Deanet Baronons Benabis
Mabel Norris Reese
Neeweeeeer
Leteneeneee
Little Leaguers
Mount Dora's School
R. P. Bronson
Chicago
Iif
Wee
R. P. Bronson Dork
Lady Dora
Ri Res
Reas) Young
Dinah Shore
Tesonix
Cowmsia
Xenicye
Rod Adele
UU Ei Uta
Howard Keel
Llu Amet Smee Loli
Ann Miller
Mom
Wes A
Mao A
Aaron Slick
Pumpkin Crick
Seca Hornet
Brera
Hla Lamp
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