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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1959
Page
6
The piece argues a 1959 steel strike threatens half a million workers and ripple effects across ore coal rail and merchants. It contrasts 1952 layoffs, calls the strike barbaric and criminal, and urges a joint committee led by Chief Justice Warren to settle disputes with facts over force.
A 13 year old Mississippi boy Bobby Hill inspired a global aid effort by writing to NATO asking for medicine for Dr Albert Schweitzer in Africa. NATO arranged two freighters delivering medical supplies, highlighting a Health for Peace bill in Congress as a model for eradicating cancer and uniting nations in humanitarian work.
A brief column notes readers chase status through rentals, big game decor, luxury car plates, Florida shaped pools with cabanas, premium whisky, and foreign cigarettes. It mentions Vance Packard and Sandburg, contrasting popular pursuit of status with simple, sane reading habits.
A wine scented bake using sole haddock or halibut with tomato paste and green pepper in a creamy milk and sherry sauce. Rice forms the base in a two quart dish, fish laid over it and baked 20 to 25 minutes for six servings.
The article identifies three major rice types grown in the United States: long grain, medium grain, and short grain. It states there are no nutritional differences among these rice varieties.
Doyle E. Carlton Jr. compares himself to Lincoln in safeguarding Florida, signaling a gubernatorial run only if sufficient support appears. He cites clashes with the Pork Chop majority bloc over reapportionment and warns that failure to pass the plan could empower big counties and erode the governor's veto.
A UC study watches a man seated for 12 hours to test a self aligning chair that relieves pressure and fatigue. Researchers predict useful TV time aids, new shoes and dentist chairs, while noting an electronic IRS eye will monitor tax lives.
A clergyman notes worship can occur alone or with others in a family or church setting. He cites a parishioner who felt closeness to God on a hill but asks if the worshiper truly engages. The piece urges joining with others in a Power greater than ourselves as promoted by the Religion In American Life program.
Mrs Clinton Tobey president of the Lake County PTA will speak at Brownies Restaurant Tavares at 6 30 p m The event is organized by Mrs George Satin Tavares Public Affairs chair and committee Ms Margaret Doss will preside for Mrs Fannie Spilky who is in Chicago at the Pilot International convention
Mrs. LeRoy Collins shares a homemade orange cream sherbet recipe released by Sarah Alberson of the State Board of Conservation. The directions mix orange and lemon juice with sugar and salt, then fold into milk and cream before freezing in a home freezer or refrigerator tray.
Nelson Jackson notes Senator Carlton's cautious stance on school integration and segregation. Carlton claims reappointment honors the oath of office while balancing governor LeRoy Collins's pledge to keep schools open. He argues the courts would decide on separate facilities and warns against outdated methods in modern governance.
Multiple denominations in Mount Dora area publish their weekly worship times Bible School and service hours. Rev. Coffield Jones Kress Moongrum and Kelley lead congregations at Baptist Methodist Church of Christ and others with service times highlighted. Evening sessions midweek and choir practices are noted.
Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist located at Lemon and Grove invites worshipers to Sunday services and Sunday School at 11 00 a m and a Wednesday evening service at 8 00 p m local time.
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