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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
4
Published at Mount Dora Florida on Thursday by Mount Dora Publishing Company Edith Edeburn Keller editor George C Keller associate editor and business Eugene L Downs plant superintendent listed as part of the staff
OCR reads a fragment of American civic text including the pledge and The American's Creed. It includes phrases about allegiance to the flag, the republic, liberty and justice, government by the people, and duties of citizens. No identifiable person or event is present.
June bloom appears strong across Polk County and the ridge from De Leon to Sebring with a robust 1MS-46 crop outlook. Experts warn nitrogen remaining after Oct hurricane and drought may affect fruit set, while recent showers support growth. Florida Citrus Commission refrains from guessing total next year output.
War Food Administration will send publications to home canners and others who plan to preserve peaches. Topics include canning of grains and vegetables, relish recipes, making velvet fruit at home, and steps for putting up peaches. Requests with name and correct return address go to the Office of Supply CCC War Food Administration Western Union Building Atlanta.
A student essay summarizes the Dumbarton Oaks proposals outlining the United Nations structure. It covers aims to preserve international peace through collective security, a General Assembly with equal state representation, a Security Council with permanent and rotating members, and an International Court of Justice. It notes bodies for economic and social cooperation and the process for amending the plan.
Major Mayo showed extreme coolness and leadership under fire while advancing along a minefield. He fed forward three factors and aided in clearing a damaged tractor, then kept the remaining units ready as a mine sweep team cleared the field, inspiring all nearby with utter disregard for his safety.
A reader quiz outlines ten statements about War Bonds with True or False results. It notes registered ownership, replacements for loss, and that bonds can be cashed or co owned, while correcting several myths about redemption, cost, and purposes.
The fragment speaks of humanity and world purpose to promote international cooperation. It aims to extend the rule of law in international relations and advance the material and cultural welfare of all people.
The church at Fifth Avenue with Minister George Gibson invites all to attend church school at 10:00 am, worship at 11:40 am and 7:45 pm, Youth Fellowship, and choir practice Thursday at 8:00 pm. Superintendent A. Bidel coordinates activities.
A collage of Florida church listings shows services and contact notes for First Baptist Church Sixth and Tremain area. First Church of Christ Scientist in Fountain Inn building. Church of Christ Park Rossiter Street. Church of God Liberty Street. and St Thomas Episcopal Church corner Lemon and Mary Streets in Eustis with weekly times for Sunday worship, Bible study, communion and prayers.
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