Flynn line and Chicago conservatives threaten Eisenhower
The Mercury highlights John T. Flynn and Lincoln Day speeches urging a new conservative party. It condemns Eisenhower and the UN, while predicting a three party split, and warns that a constitutional reversal would threaten federal unity, civil rights, and national defense.
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Mercury Magazine
Chicago
Eisenhower
Lee
Utah
U. S
Mercury
John T. Flynn
Flynn
Bricker
Ohio
Croatan rumor fuels Platt case dispute in Mount Dora
In Mount Dora the Croatan Indian claim used by Sheriff Willis McCall to justify evicting the Platt family from a white school is questioned. The piece traces dictionaries and historical references, notes no confirmed link to the Platts, and urges investigation while highlighting statewide interest and resident reactions.
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Platt
Willis McCall
Mount Dora
Webster
Wagnalls
Walter Raleigh
North Carolina
Charles E. Funk
Mt. Plymouth
Robeson County
N, CC
Funk
Hodge Amer
Raleigh
Croate
U.S
Ruth Jenkins
Zephyrhills
Fla
Allen Platt
South Carolina
Collins
Florida
Plug Leaks in Unemployment Fund Says Employers Group
A Rochester group of employer associations urges tightening unemployment insurance to stop loopholes they say allow chiselers to drain funds. They claim 27 cents of each Ny dollar paid out goes to nonpriority uses and stress protecting the fund to keep costs down for all businesses.
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Chislers
Employers’ Conference
Rochester
N. Y
Times
The Day a Mount Dora Printer Won a Postcard Mystery
A Mount Dora journalist recounts a chaotic retrieval of a late Tuesday social-page photo package. A New Orleans engraver shipment missing at Leesburg finally arrives next day, delaying the social page and revealing the fragility of newspaper logistics.
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Mount Dora High 1
New Orleans
Gulf
Florida
Mount Dora
Dorothy Ward
Hopcraft
Harry
Leesburg
Wilton Adams
Wilton
New York Times
Christian Science Monitors
Podunk Gazettes
Orlando
Har- Carl Tucker
Martha Johnson
Dorothy Dean
H Bomb concerns raised to General Assembly
Dear Henry letter argues the AEC report on the H Bond impact should be shown to the General Assembly. It notes public fatigue with bomb fear yet insists on a graphic briefing to illustrate potential consequences and danger.
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General Assembly
AEC
Lesson in Voice Folds McCarthy Petition Group in Tampa Tribute
The Tampa Tribune criticizes the Committee for 10 Million Americans Mobilized for Justice for failing to move McCarthy censures and deems mass petitions ineffective. It urges citizens to express themselves through personal letters, meetings, and decisive ballots rather than organized campaigns.
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Committee For
Justice
Senate
McCarthy
George E. Stratemeyer
General Stratemeyer
Washington
Tribune
Congress
Free Land
Tampa Tribune
Government Farm Surpluses Spur Policy Debate
The United States holds nearly 7 billion dollars in farm products under price supports, up from about 4.5 billion a year ago, prompting questions about the soundness of income stabilization programs. The piece argues for using subsidies to expand consumption rather than to prop up production or build oversized reserve stocks.
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United States
CCC
Des Moines Register
Millionaire hotel operator sparks race relations clash at Lincoln Day dinner
On the eve of Race Relations Sunday Ed Claughton of Miami threatened to turn out lights and stop serving food unless Negro members of the Dade county Republican organization left the meeting. He asserted ownership of the hotel while denying basic dinner access to dissenting members. The Negro attendees, bona fide supporters of the Republican cause, faced ostracism despite their rights to attend the event.
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Miami
United States
Ed Claughton
Dade County Republican
Samii Rannne
M Wantunitt
Western leaders fault UN limits amid Formosa crisis
The column condemns Western improvisation as China refuses talks on Formosa unless it sets the terms. It notes Russia shifts back to hard policy and argues the United Nations lacks power, urging expansion to prevent future crises. It warns another disaster awaits unless UN powers are granted.
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United States
Formosa
West
Chow
United Nations
Asia
Russia
Stalin
Geneva
NATO
EDC
SEATO
Indochina
U. S. Salaries Should Aid Youth Problem
Orvel Boyd of the Christian Home and Bible School urged BPW members to address juvenile delinquency by raising living standards and showing care for youth. He cited U S salaries as high, noted 55 students live at the home, and described plans to expand facilities to help up to 300 children from broken homes.
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The
Christian Home and Bible School
United States
Florida
Sein Tie
Sandetar Aa
Torgh
Marnee
BPW
Hamburg
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