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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1951

Page

4

Growth of Mount Dora Bank Shown In 1941 to 1951 Statements

A comparison of First National Bank of Mount Dora reports shows deposits rising from 840 655 in 1941 to 4 689 878 in 1951 and loans growing from 293 830 to 1 122 444. The bank began 26 years earlier with 910 in savings and about 132 000 in checking, proving steady community growth. The narrative credits local resilience through war citrus setbacks and economic slumps, praising the city’s prudent financial stewardship.

First National Bank of Mount Dora George J. White

Japanese Women Call For Disarmed Nippon In Peace Talks

The Tokyo delegation of Japanese women warns Dulles that a peace treaty allowing rearmament could revive militarism and strain the economy. They urge collective security, world law, and feeding the hungry to curb communism, stressing disarmament and peaceful service.

United States Japan John Foster Dulles U. S Associated Press Tokyo Nippon Orient U.S.A India China Korea

Late Florida blossoms brighten warm summer nights

The piece notes orange blossoms blooming after summer rains in Central Florida, describing a moonlit fragrance and the scene around Lake Harris. It covers a sunny 68 degree sunrise, a luncheon at Honey in the Hills Club, a view over Little Lake Harris, and a storm bringing relief with cooler air.

Florida Honey-in-the-Hills Country Club Lake County Lake Harris Punky

Ruth McKinney and the Red Shoes of Akron Labor

A memoir of Ruth McKinney tracing her shift from Akron Beacon Journal writer to New York communist circles and New Masses, her flirtation with socialism, and her later success with My Sister Eileen and a Broadway play while labor unrest shaped her reporting.

Ruth McKinney Drew Pearson Andrew Older Pearson Ruth Eileen California Akron Beacon Journal Times-Press Akron John S. Knight Beacon Journal Fairlawn Heights East Akron Communist Party New York The Greenwich Village New Yorker New Masses Chamber of Commerce

Our policies require service wherever you are

The notice states policies mandate delivering service in any location the caller might be and emphasizes accessibility and readiness to assist across all points.

East Town Clergy Heal Revival Plans and Sermon Highlights

Rev Russell preached a sermon as Rev Morton filled in for Sunday night with the topic Drive go forward slack not thy range until I bid thee. The B T U was postponed and a city wide revival will begin after the first Sunday in August under the Interdenominational union inviting all.

Russell Usher Board Union James Colden Brother Colden A. L. Russell Washington Morton Louise Smith B.T.U Atlanta University School Morton Mattie Gamble Sweetie Roberta Cora Wilkerson Tallahassee J. G. Williams Will Chapman Frank Monroe Elisa Gilbert Rebecca Banks The Interdenominational Union

Farm land share varies widely from Indiana to Egypt

The Florida Farm Bureau reports 95.1 percent of Indiana’s total area is farmed, far above 28 percent in Norway and 3 percent in Egypt, highlighting stark geographic differences in agricultural use.

Indiana Norway Egypt Florida Farm Bureau

Ruth and Her Husband Return from England Vacation

The text notes Ruth and her husband, both active in the leftist scene, returning from a two year stay in England. They have issued a book praising Britain without mentioning the proletariat, while Ruth’s sharp essays and social views drew converts to communism, even as they profit from New Yorker pieces and other work.

Akron Eileen Ruth New Masses McKinney-Branston England

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