Christianity vs Communism in Moral ReArmament Tale
A whirlwind narrative tracing a German Communist Party split after key figures adopt Moral ReArmament at Caux Switzerland. It credits Hermann Stoffmehl and allies with embracing Christian unity, sparking defections, shifts toward spiritual over class warfare, and a global pivot from communism to moral standards led by church and state voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deck Beee
Paul Kurowsk
Hermann Stoffmehl
Sed
Communist Party
Caux
Switzerland
Joe
Fs Sysnes
Kremlin
Herman Stoffmehl
Lenin
Marx
Alten-Essen
Youth Delinquency Seen Diminishing In Lake County
Lake County probation officer Fred Borg told Mount Dora Health and Welfare Council that youth crime has declined over three years with only one youth sentence to a regular prison, and that rehabilitation relies on trust and community help. Judge Troy Hall Jr and others urged keeping youths in constructive environments to prevent future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Fred Borg
Mount Dora
Marianna
Borg
Welfare Council
Troy Hall, Jr
Dora's Map Reveals Mount Dora City Treasures Map
Mount Dora unveils a compact city map produced for the Chamber of Commerce by Paul H. Reese and Mount Dora Publishing Co. The map details Mount Dora and Sylvan Shores streets, marking paved and unpaved routes and highlighting points of interest to help avoid getting lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Elderly Woman Breaks Leg After Curb Stumble
Mrs. Sue O'Dea, 70 plus, broke her leg stepping off a heaved sidewalk curb in Mount Dora on Donnelly Street near Finlayson's Dry Goods. A second operation followed Wednesday at Waterman Memorial Hospital in Eustis after she fell Monday when her heel caught the raised curb edge. Bystanders blamed misjudgment possibly aided by bifocal glasses. another car waited with Mrs. R N White Sr. as aid arrived. The downtown sidewalks have been reported broken in several spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue O'Dea
Donnelly St
Finlayson
R. ‘N. White
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Mount Dora
Cub Scouts Tour Topic Office In Ink Scented Visit
A Pearl Downs guided Cub Scout Troop inspection at the Topic office where the boys watched the large press in action and heard the editor explain why she would not cut herself, fearing ink would pour from her veins. Pictured are Robert Sadler Adrian Latner Neal Tucker John Haddock William Lovelady Bill York John Lovelady Robert Bowie Ronald Aldrich Michael Ray Jeff Ray Franklin Besseker Robin Haddock Marion Seaholster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Downs
Helen York
Robert Sadler
Adrian Latner
Neal Tucker
John Haddock
William Lovelady
Bill York
John Lovelady
Robert Bowie
Ronald Aldrich
Michael Ray
Jeff Ray
Franklin Besseker
Robin Haddock
Marion Seaholster
Trenham Leaves For Annapolis
Herbert Trenham Jr., Mount Dora High School Class of 1950, leaves next week to attend Annapolis after learning of the appointment from Congressman Sid Herlong Jr. He departs Monday to begin his classes, having passed entry examinations last winter and previously doubting the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Trenham, Jr
Mount Dora High School
Annapolis
Sid Herlong
Trenham
Herlong
Edwin Hampton Dies At Hospital
Edwin Hampton 72 a resident of Mount Dora for seven years died at Eustis Waterman Memorial hospital following a period of grief and loneliness. He worked for many years as a statistician with the Burlington railroad and leaves a widow Lillian. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 am in the Rehbaum chapel officiated by Rev Robert M Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hampton
Grandview St
Lillian
Hampton
Mount Dora
Eustis Waterman Memorial Hospital
Burlington Railroad
Rehbaum Chapel
Robert M. Blackburn
Lake County Personalities: Marion Brinker Tea Expert
Editor notes this second 'Personalities' profile on Marion Brinker, renowned tea tester who rose from a Chicago firm to head tea and coffee, overcoming a stammer. The piece details his palate for green and black teas, the superiority of Darjeeling, cautions on Java and Sumatra, plus coffee storage tips for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brinker
Florida
Pepper prices rise recall war-time lows in Brinker family tale
Marion F Brinker recalls pepper at 1 50 a pound on the New York market and compares it with 0 35 to 0 40 a pound in earlier times. He notes wartime highs of 36 a pound as civilians hoarded pepper. The Brinker family, including Lorna Wyeth Brinker and three children Robert M Brinker and Sidney W Brinker, lost a son in war. Robert, Annapolis graduate, commanded the submarine Greyling when it sank after a noted Pacific patrol. Sidney, not an Annapolis graduate, rose to LST commander and earned a presidential citation during Normandy landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brinkers
Lorna Wyeth
Chicago
Robert M. Brinker
Annapolis
Greyling
Pacific
Sidney W. Brinker
L.S.T
Omaha Beach
Normandy
Tourists Can Revive Our Appreciation In Mount Dora
James B. Keith urged Mount Dora merchants to reinvigorate local life by viewing tourism through visitors’ eyes. He praised the town as a Florida beauty spot and called for courtesy and hospitality to capitalize on tourist influx. Dale Jones was named chairman with T A Brotherson as vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
James B. Keith
Orlando Merchants Division
Yowell-Drew-Ivy Co
Florida
Keith
Orlando
Mount Dora schools set to open with larger enrollment
Mount Dora will begin the 180 day term on Thursday with higher expected enrollment and one fewer teacher than last year. Registration starts next Tuesday for city residents and continues Wednesday for bus students as Lions Club finishes repainting classrooms and work on lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora’s
Lake County
Lions Club
R. N. White
Frances Nichols
Esther C. Maglathlin
Charles G. Rex
Bertha M. Spear
Dan Spear
Alice Strite
Edgar E. Sutley
Edna Mae TeStrake
LaNelle Vandiver
Robert Vincent
Civic Club
Spider Demonstration Suggests Florida Climate Aids Longevity
University of Chicago students studied a black widow specimen sent by Margot Hosford from Old Fis Road. The bottle was preserved after a wasp attack and an apparent near death, yet the spider’s mouth movements continued when viewed under a microscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Florida
Margot Hosford
Chicago
Oldfis Rd
Margo
Univer
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Communisty Party
Hermann Stoffmehlee
West Germany
Moscow
England
Ruhr
India
Australia
Japan
Africa
France
Robert Schumann
Frank Buchman
Moral
Truman
Max Bladeck
Paul Kurowski
Willie Benedens
Hermann Stoffmeht
Dora
Mabel Norris Reese
Reid. Murdoch & Co
Monarch
Marion
Brinker
China
Marion F. Brinker
Ing
Dale Jones
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