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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
9
A Mount Dora message urges lasting national unity through Christian principles. It highlights youth witness of forgiveness, fosters cooperation in public schools, parental involvement, and community responsibility to heal division and promote common good.
Lake county representative A S Syd Herlong Jr analyzes General MacArthur's Korea policy stance in a weekly constituent message. He questions MacArthur's claimed Joint Chiefs approval and whether the general intends recall to push his program. The piece discusses UN forces, potential counter moves, and broader risks of escalation in the Far East.
The passage cites Louise Maher discussing the concept of a world federation and reflects on the implications of global unity. It notes that readers should consider the challenges and potential benefits of such a system.
The piece contrasts rising weapon costs with everyday goods and argues against endless military buildup. It cites tank and torpedo costs, overhaul bills for battleships, and fuel use in bomber missions, urging renewed focus on peace and economic restraint. It references Walter Lippmann and a Readers Digest reprint to support the call for redirecting efforts toward peace.
The Florida Senate replaces an old memorial urging U S action for world order with a plea to strengthen the United Nations as a peace agency. Senators Ed Baker and Branch led the change amid pressure from the Florida Committee for American Action. In the House J A Tar Boyd and Carl Duncan cast dismissive votes, with Boyd trivializing interest in world affairs.
A Tallahassee hearing reasserted loyalty of the United World Federalists amid fears of subversive ties. Fred Woltman, Pulitzer winner and World Federalists advocate, argues UWF is not a Communist front and counters claims from critics including the Daily Worker. He highlights UWF’s aim to strengthen the United Nations and cites its leadership as free of Communists.
A Nebraska girl Diana Junker won a trip to New York City with a cake named Benny Tweed using Florida oranges. Mount Dora 4-H member Tiny Larsen considers trying the recipe and presents it with steps for a two layer cake baked at 350 F for 25 to 30 minutes and frosted with Fluffy Orange Frosting.
Daughters of the American Revolution will elect officers at their meeting Friday May 4 at 10 30 a.m. at the home of Mrs E L Schumacher in Eustis. The date was changed from May 3. Reports of the continental congress and the annual report of officers and committee chairmen will be made.
Mount Dora beat Tavares 6 2 in the second game after an 8 1 loss in the opener. Pinkney Turner pitched a no hit game against Umatilla last week with six strikeouts. Frank Hall started for Mount Dora, Turner caught, and Ziegengeist was the catcher in the later inning. The team travels to Clermont this afternoon.
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