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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1954
Page
4
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Mount Dora Florida weekly published by Mount Dora Publishing Company Mabel Norris Reese. Entered as second class matter April 7 1916 at Mount Dora Post Office under March 8 1879 act. Thursday January 28 1954 issue price details provided.
The piece argues that US policy to store surplus butter cheese and dried milk costs taxpayers billions and raises prices for consumers. It urges election-minded farm belt congressmen to accept a realistic solution, warning that future historians will mock a society failing to act. It also critiques isolationist pressure blocking relief aid for needy peoples.
The United States Senator seeks a ruling on the legality of using about $12,000 in tax funds for a public opinion survey on postal rates. The Postmaster General claims the poll shows support for rate hikes, while critics say taxpayers and readers were not asked and protest government funded propaganda.
Two American opinion pieces in America Catholic Weekly argue against mass democracy guiding foreign policy. They condemn pressuring officials via public opinion and telegrams, defending expert responsibility, and noting allies’ embargoes since 1949 on military exports to the Soviet bloc.
The piece argues top officials including President Eisenhower Secretary Humphrey and Secretary Benson blame prior administrations for current woes. It traces a long history of inherited problems from Hoover to Lincoln, urging leaders not to excuse policy failures by shifting blame and noting the public's demand for accountability.
In hospital this week Mount Dora residents confined to John E include Mrs John E James Mrs F B Nicholls and Mrs S R Mitchell at Durham Leesburg Clayton Tre in Mrs Delia Pate Paul Thiel Grace Reetz Col Lambert er Dr Edward Wilkison and at Waterman Me Benjamin Disraeli.
Mr and Mrs Albert Cole welcomed a baby girl January 22 and Mr and Mrs J F Ray welcomed a baby boy January 25 at Durham Young Hospital Leesburg.
Only 0.1 inch of rain was recorded in the past week ending January 21, with year to date total reaching 3.9 inches in the Mount Dora area. Data is from Mount Dora Grower Coop records.
Mrs. Anna G Cutler died Wednesday morning at the Grand View hotel where she spent the Winter season. Her body was to lie at Rehbaum Funeral home until 2 p.m. Thursday. Her summer home was in Nutley New Jersey. Funeral services will be held there Saturday at the ay Funeral home. yes a cane Fred Gris wold Summit New Jersey.
R. E. Doc Lee speaks on tooth care and the first half hour after meals as crucial. He cites calcium sources, warns about refined flour and soft drinks, and notes dentists avoid advertising, hindering public reach.
Mount Dora churches list service times and leaders including Mount Dora Baptist with Rev. David Coffield and Morning Worship at 11, Community Church with Rev. Robert R. Reed, Methodist Church with Rev. H Mauriece Felton, Church of Christ led by Roy Burgess, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Robert B Wise, First Church of Christ Scientist at Lemon and Grove, St Thomas Episcopal Church led by Rev. F A Pope Jr, Faith Church and Community Church reference.
An undelivered letter from L F Chapman at Florida Penitentiary argues gun possession should be abolished. He states individual and mass ownership of guns contribute to crime and calls for their removal.
The piece questions the scope of government employee dismissals labeled for security and probes whether any were purged for communism. It links coverage bias to support for McCarthy and the commission led by Robert E. Lee governing TV licenses.
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