Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House urged for united support
A Tampa Tribune reprint explains the Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House Association aims to standardize grading and packing, boost demand through advertising, and stabilize prices by controlling output. It urges growers to back the organization to secure aid from Washington for diseases and losses and to ensure proper distribution next season.
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Gentile Bros
Florida
Clearing House
Tampa Tribune
Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House
Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House Association
United Citys
United
Usible
Washington
Ring House
Still Red Blooded Americans
A column defends young Americans as morally informed and active in outdoor sports and frontier adventures. It argues youths today are freer but wiser than past generations, celebrating camping fishing horse riding climbing and rugged pursuits over urban excesses.
Civilian Army Is Vast and Varied in Government Service
The article outlines the vast Civil Service workforce of 257 770 across nine major departments and many commissions. It notes diverse roles from scientists and engineers to clerks and technicians, plus the reach of government operations nationwide. It contrasts honest merit with past political spoils and touches on local Lake County attitudes and Mrs Hoover’s need for newspaper guidance on social duties.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus theory of government and tax burden
The piece argues that using public funds for privileged groups or businesses raises taxes and shifts government from core functions. It warns paternalistic schemes foster waste and bureaucracy as government expands into commercial activity. It advocates true individualistic governance keeping government out of private life. It notes recent moves away from democratic principles.
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Santa Claus
Mount Dora Plea for North Visitors and Local Quirks
Bright Mount Dora column notes Donnelly street beauty and city improvements, jokes about a Mediterranean fly, Eddie Jaques cleaning duty, and new First National Bank money. It surveys local tourism, nostalgia for Main Street, and a golf course quip with a Charleston style wink.
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O. O. MclIntyre
Sinclair Lewis
Main
Donnelly Street
Mount Dora
First National Bank
Periscope notes wage woes and Mount Dora musings
The column rails at low pay for cleanup workers in the war against the Med fly, questions wage adequacy for families, and complains of civic frictions in Mount Dora. It also notes bar admissions in Florida, noisy Lakeside, a haircut story, and ends with a humorous motorists prayer and a prompt to beautify homes for tourists.
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Orlando Sentinel
Poly Trikal
Republican Party
Pax
Florida
Lakeside
Mount Dora
Baker
Albany teen sets B Class outboard speed record
Kenneth Jarrett, 16, of Albany New York, powered the seawhorse Peggy Herself to a new world speed record for B Class outboard racing at 37.08 miles per hour.
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Kenneth Jarrett
Albany, N. Y
Peggy
The Mediterranean fruit fly control lessons for Hawaii
The article reviews methods to curb the Mediterranean fruit fly focusing on destroying host vegetation, sanitation, and treatment strategies. It notes limited success in Honolulu, emphasizes community cooperation, and details practical steps for killing eggs larvae and adults including boiling burning submerging and burial. It warns that effective results require coordinated neighborhood action and careful selection of methods based on local conditions.
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Honolulu
Federal Horticultural Board
California
Algeria
Bermuda
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