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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
4
The fragmentary item notes a price of $2.50 and references a CN scene label. Readable details are sparse, but the text hints at a catalog entry or advertisement with a monetary amount and a regional tag. Further specifics are not recoverable from the readable lines.
The city council weighs inviting manufacturing to Mount Dora while preserving its charm. Local firms Citrus Culture Corp and Swift Woodcraft Co show civic pride and steady payrolls. Rail and road access exist, with potential bottlenecks if citrus markets falter in a winter freeze.
Norman Cousins writes from Taegu Korea calling the United Nations to act as history’s humanitarian aid. He describes refugees driven from Taegu, the indifferent international response, and urges churches to unite in pressing mercy for Korea.
The third in a series argues for a strengthened United Nations with legislative and judicial branches, checks on a world police force, and universal disarmament. It calls for proportional representation, removal of veto power, and tax funding linked to representation, citing U N Trustee System improvements and Lin Yutang’s view of Federalists as realists.
A lecture argues the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy affirm an unchangeable relation between God and man. It cites divine Love supplying every need, defines heaven as harmony, hell as mortal belief, and urges spiritual understanding to overcome fear, lack, and evil with Mind and Love.
A Letter To The Editor from Mount Dora calls for residents to inquire into the school administration crisis, meet School Advisory Committee members R. C. Bardwell, Ross V. Swartzell, and Gordon Dake, and voice their wishes to the board before next fall’s Supervising Principal position. The writer notes only one of the five committee members has attended the Mount Dora school. Also questions Sweat Shop pay rolls and seeks clarification on modern wage practices following the Triangle Waist Co. fire.
Mrs Charles J Brown will lead the Founders Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club this year after retiring as president. She was chosen at a recent meeting that included a tour of Daetwyler nurseries and a Pine Castle outing. Officers named at Lakeside include Mrs Josephine Simpson first vice chairwoman Evelyn Page second vice chairwoman Mrs Vernon Conner secretary Armer Johnson recording secretary and George J White treasurer.
Records from Waterman Memorial hospital list three births including Barbara Susan daughter of Mrs. James E. Eicher in Tangerine Rolland son of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon M. Strenger-Thor sen of Zellwood and Seth son of Mr. and Mrs Paris Lalt Lake Jem. The note includes a Thomas Prine quote about liberty and justice.
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