Baruch Quote Warns Against Internal Decay and Public Dependency
The Granite Falls Minnesota Tribune attributes Bernard Baruch a warning that nations fall more from internal decay than external blows. It argues internal decay stems from public apathy and ceding issues to federal agencies, urging Americans to guard economic and political liberties and remain masters of their destinies.
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Bernard Baruch
Imen
Baruch
Granite Falls
Minnesota
Rome
America
Free Riders at the United Nations Budget and Travel
An African envoy criticizes UN cost cuts noting diplomats travel in economy while living and entertaining on a diplomatic scale. The piece questions whether member nations fully pay their shares and highlights US taxpayers funding luxury accommodations for free riders.
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United Nations
U.N
United States
Self-reliance as core duty of citizenship in republic
The text asserts that citizenship binds individuals to responsibilities alongside privileges. It emphasizes individual liberty under representative government, highlighting self-reliance as the defining trait of responsible citizenship and arguing against delegating liberty to a paternalistic welfare state.
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United States
Pride in Mount Dora Band Chief Urges Civic Spirit
A Mount Dora resident writes of pride in the city and his family’s effort to support the community. He notes friendships, local businesses, landscaping, and civic involvement as reasons for pride and describes his role as head of The Mount Dora Band.
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Mount Dora
Mmany
One Morning in May Reveals Florida Legislature Daily Grind
A Florida columnist details a veteran representative Ted Randall’s routine in Tallahassee. The profile shows the day from 7 a.m. arrivals through late evening committee hearings, illustrating the life of a working lawmaker and noting Governor Claude Kirk Jr.’s evolving grip on power.
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Florida
Capitol
Ted Randall
Fort Myers
Randall
Tallahassee
Randal
Kirk
Claude Kirk Jr
Claude Kirk
Capitol Notebook
Can Local Be Saved
A reader letter discusses local government proliferation in the United States. It cites 81,000 local governments and argues for area-based planning through elimination of small units, consolidating fire and mosquito control districts, and tax equalization, urging adoption of a modern state constitution to access federal aid programs.
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Reader's Digest
Tom Thumb
Keyhole Capitol Newsroom Weighs In On Florida Politics
Disjointed chatter from Tet reporters and publican party pundits discusses minority voices in Florida. Senator Young and Representative Reed receive the week’s Keyhole Award amid Capitol talk of weekly minority input and party leadership dynamics.
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Young
Reed
Florida
Senator Young
Representative Reed
Capitol
Auto Inspection Bill Discussed In Committee
The Public Safety Committee in Tallahassee debated the auto inspection bill and who will run the service with the department or counties to oversee inspections. Legislation also touched on right turn on red after a full stop system, restoring the point system, and drunk driver reform. Rep. W H Reedy noted committee activity including trade stamps and abortion law hearing capacity. Workmen's Compensation moves to raise weekly payments from 42 to 49 for those earning 70 or more weekly.
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Public Safety Committee
Tallahassee
W. H
Bill) Reedy
Reedy
Dept. of Public Safety
Senate Safety Committee
Commerce Committee
Susan Tuell to Wed Ronald Hinckley
Susan Yvonne Tuell, daughter of Trenton and Mrs. Tuell of Orlando, to wed Ronald G. Hinckley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hinckley of Mount Dora. The ceremony will be at the bride’s parents home on May 20.
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Trenton R. Tuell
Orlando
Susan Yvonne
Ronald G. Hinckley
William G. Hinckley
Mount Dora
Miss Tuell
Tavares
Tavares High School
Jones Business College
Mount Dora High School
National Guard
Tuell
Mr. Hinckley
Parent-Daughter Seminar In Orlando
A special Parent and Daughter Seminar will be held May 17 in Orlando. Sponsored by the Women Marines Association and Marine Corps recruiters, the program features a Florida Women Marine Recruiter presentation, a life in the Marines film, and a panel discussion. Refreshments will be served. daughters may attend if parents cannot.
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Women Marines Association
Marine Corps
Orlando
Florida
Women Marine Recruiter
Friendship Room
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Ae and
Magnolia Streets
Local business and civic leaders listed in 1925 directory
The roster includes W. T. Bland Jr., citrus and cattle owner Carl Graves, Villa Cora Hotel proprietor, retired GM executive William Holler, and Zellwin Farms vice president Kenneth Jorgensen. Entry notes year organized 1925 and presents executive titles.
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Carl 8. Graves
Villa Cora Hotel
Kenneth F. Jorgensen
Zellwin Farms, Inc
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James E. Ryan
Caprio
Kery Hoe
Susan Tuell
North Orange Ave
Harlan G. Burgett
Breath O’ Life Emergency Oxygen Ltd
Alexander Tel
THE
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Nent
Alfred Rehbaum
Rehbaum Co
Rehbaum Hardware Co
Howard J
Simpson Citrus Grower
Robert H. Montgomery
Richard. Edgerton
Lakeside Inn Properties, Inc
George J. White
W. T. Bland
William E. Holler
General Motors
O. M. Simpson Insurance and Real Estate
George J. White, JR
the ‘Bank
Robert Stewart
Allan H. Seabrook
Bank
Enburance Corf
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