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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
4
The Mount Dora fluoridation dispute spans weeks of editorials letters and public notices. The Topic chronicles opposing views from Clarence McKenzie Orlando chemist and Dr A L Miller while the city council weighs evidence on potential risks.
A memoir style reflection on T. W. Smith former University of Chicago professor and Illinois congressman who spoke at Rollins College. The writer praises his eloquence and argues democracy requires solving predicaments through give and take rather than clinging to dogma.
An anonymous northern man posted 125 dollars in Lake County as prizes for high school essays on safe driving after being arrested for passing a school bus. Mount Dora police crackdown on speeding and traffic violations, warning that speed and recklessness endanger lives. The act aims to remind youth of driving responsibilities and deter risky behavior along Donnelly Street and Orange Blossom Trail.
A Florida State University plan introduces a four year program titled Program in Principles of Democracy and Good Government within the School of Public Administration. The writer urges national adoption of such courses to restore moral guidance as college students witness political campaigning by a military hero.
The text critiques a so called newspaper campaign that denied opposing views in public meetings. It argues proponents had chance to be heard but suggests the coverage was one sided and late, referencing Mount Dora and a 1949 progressive step.
The narrative chronicles a week of extreme heat in Florida with highs around 83 to 92, evening cooling breezes, and a midweek thunderstorm. It notes Mount Dora hosting a Red Cross banquet, brief rain, and the writer’s fatigue from daily heat and sleepless nights.
The piece condemns Senator McCarren's immigration bill as discriminatory and dangerous. It argues the McCarren act blocks free scientific exchange, undermines democracy, and invites government harassment of citizens. It cites international reactions and urges moral power over fear in fighting communism.
Sixty five children attend the Methodist church Bible School opening its second week on Monday in the Church School addition. Parents will attend special programs at the close on Thursday to view the students work. Commencement exercises will be held at the Baptist church Friday at 7:30 pm as the two week school ends. Parents invited to see the schools worth.
Advice on battling chiggers in lawns mentions using toxajhene chlordane or lindane as sprays or dusts. Agent R. E. Bob Norris notes application should target infested areas to reduce bites and soil dwelling pests.
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