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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
8
Tommy Shaw, son of police fire dispatcher Troy Shaw in Umatilla, discovered an 1895 Judge's Library comic book titled Jays in his attic. The pages feature a border of jokes about crime hunger mortgages profit and mischief. The aged humor reflects social attitudes and language of the era.
Gardeners in the Sunshine State are advised to graft miniature roses on Rosa fortuniana for best growth. Varieties such as Cinderella and Tom Thumb perform well with proper soil, sun, and drainage. Black spot prevention and year round care are emphasized alongside creative trellis ideas from discarded storm fence posts.
George York of Jacksonville and an accomplice began a 1961 spree in Louisiana, killing and stealing a truck before fleeing to Jacksonville. They were captured near Grantsville, Utah by a state trooper. Debates over which state would try them followed as York and Latham were sent to Kansas.
State Treasurer-Insurance Commissioner Broward Williams announces a statewide Blue Ribbon committee to study all factors in auto insurance rates. The 15 member panel, weighted toward major cities, will be headed by James A. Ryder and Hugh Lalor, aiming to inform the public on safety and potential insurance cost savings. The group builds on a successful 1958 Dade County effort and will work with safety committees to address rate factors and public awareness.
The U S Army Engineer District Jacksonville announces temporary closures of Burrell Lock on Haines Creek near Lisbon from June 21 to June 25 for repairs and maintenance, and Apopka Beauclair Canal sluice gate replacement from June 28 to July 2. The Navy?
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