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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
3
Japan bans the Communist Party as Liberal party victory solidifies in a high turnout election. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida links violence to Communists, while observers note the heavy 70 percent turnout despite rain and tensions from a Memorial Day rally incident.
Sears Roebuck announced midsummer sale price cuts up to 52 percent on 4000 items with average reductions near 7 percent and larger cuts on seasonal apparel. The company, founded in 1886, remains strong in rural markets while serving big cities.
The Iowa primary pits Albert J. Loveland against Sen. Burke Hickenlooper for the Democratic and Republican senatorial nominations. Loveland, former undersecretary of agriculture, fronts the Brannan farm plan, while Hickenlooper opposes it. Observers anticipate Truman and Brannan's Iowa campaign for Loveland and warn of renewed battles in Congress over budget cuts.
The census bureau reports employment in the United States reached a May peak not seen since last August with jobless figures falling from 3,515,000 in April to 3,057,000 in May.
The court ruled that racial segregation in railroad dining cars violates the Interstate Commerce Act and that new students must be admitted to the University of Texas law school. It avoided deep constitutional ruling, noting it had other grounds for its decisions.
Belgium has held four elections on bringing King Leopold III back from exile. The latest victory by the Social Christian party suggests Leopold’s return to the throne amid postwar rebuilding concerns.
A humor piece recounts a child punished for breaking a vase and turning the scene into a joke. It includes a Norwegian royalty anecdote praising plain manners and a Midwest traveler nervously awaiting a Philadelphia stop, fearing a Broad Street terminal miss.
Mrs. C. C. Cowan of Waco credits Crazy Water Crystals for years of family use and health benefits. She says her mother and father used them, supports laxative effects, and uses the crystals with artesian water for a refreshing drink. Crazy Water Crystals are promoted as nature’s own product from Crazy Water Co. Inc. of Mineral Wells Texas for over 70 years.
Commentary on the biblical book of Jonah focusing on its messages about obedience to God and foreign missions. It argues Jonah's reluctance reflects human excuses and emphasizes God’s call to preach to distant, unlikely audiences even when they seem undeserving.
Handy guide features simple spring outfits for babies and young children. Includes illustrated patterns and easy stitch instructions to create colorful, practical clothes for little ones.
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