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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
4
The pledge to the flag of the United States of America is recited, affirming allegiance to the republic and principles of liberty and justice for all. The ceremony emphasizes national unity and civic duties.
The text presents the full affirmation of The American Creed, declaring belief in a government of the people by the people for the people. It emphasizes consent of the governed, democracy within a republic, and a union of states founded on freedom equality justice and humanity. It also commits to loving supporting obeying defending the United States and its flag.
The writer reports on a weekend with Circuit Court Clerks in Jacksonville where they examined a lengthy 1941 tax law revision. They note the bill's complexity and how clerks must interpret and apply it to inform taxpayers and execute duties to state and public, while acknowledging uncertainty about its practical effect until enforcement.
After a two day Supreme Court conference on tax procedures the writer notes clerks face heavy workloads amid shifting rules and red tape. He urges taxpayers to comply to protect property and praises clerks as essential public servants deserving public interest and understanding.
A Fourth Service Command report describes how preventive measures kept American troops in North Africa largely free of infectious diseases. Detailed pre landing intel guided actions, a mosquito repellent lotion, insect-killing bombs, and powder treatments for clothing reduced pests. Sanitary Corps sanitation, oil and arsenic on stagnant waters, and support from Engineers and Quartermasters aided the effort.
Cutworms damage young cabbage corn and tomatoes at night. In small gardens stiff paper collars help while larger plots may use a poison bait of Paris Green or sodium fluosilicate with bran water syrup mixed, applied near plants at dusk. Use caution as poisons can injure people and animals and keep away from children. Mineral feed mixes for hogs and cattle support wartime meat needs and are sold at feed stores with formulas from the county agent.
Color has made the country’s women bath towels a focus for Marshall Field & Company. Since color’s arrival towels moved from a sideline in linen to about one quarter of the department’s trade.
Men aged 18 to 26 may join Aviation Cadet Training with equal opportunity as younger applicants. Qualified exams are through the Aviation Cadet Examining Board at 406 Tampa Theatre Building, Tampa, Florida. No special credits required. prep course covers English history geography mathematics and physics before Air Crew Training.
Many lakes in Lake County connect directly to the Atlantic Ocean by water routes. The pattern suggests accessible waterways allowing marine transit to and from the ocean while traversing inland lake systems.
A Washington dialogue between General George C. Marshall and Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. discusses war bond purchases from paychecks and their impact on war planning. Morgenthau urges higher allotments, citing public support as sufficient to sustain fighters until victory.
Florida officials brief clerks and county leaders on a 1943 reform allowing final sale of land with 1940 taxes due, with no redemption period. Lists must be ready within 90 days, while foreclosures proceed, and title insurance will insure sound title for purchasers. Delinquents urged to pay up or lose property.
A collection of notices lists schedules for First Methodist First Baptist Community Church and Church of Christ. It includes sermon times Bible school and choir events and names several pastors and guest speakers with weekly prayer and meeting times across multiple local congregations.
Edgar Rickard in his New York office preserves a spruce panel 21 inches wide with growth rings carved to mark key American dates. From 1650 to 1927 the engravings trace events from settlement to Lindbergh’s flight, with weather in each year recorded. The piece likens the tree to a monument and notes aviation’s potential for campaigning.
The notice lists church services at St Marys Catholic Church corner Grove Street and Badger Avenue Eustis with weekly and special timings. Sunday mass at 1 30 A M on the last Sunday. other Sundays 7 30 A M. weekday mass 7 30 A M. Friday 4 P M. children classes Sundays 9 45 A M and Fridays 4 30 P M. confessions Saturdays and eve Holy Days. church meetings on the last Sunday at 12 15 P M. pastor Rev William O Farrell.
The instruction describes color coded signals for lighting states. Blue steady means dim lights, red wavy indicates blackout, blue steady again returns to dimout, and white for all-clear before resuming bright lights.
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