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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
4
A local notice lists staff roles and subscription pricing in advance. It names the publisher editor plant and superintendent among those involved in the distribution plan. The notice urges readers to renew or initiate subscriptions to support the paper.
An editorial argues against excluding Soviet Russia from world alliances and urges a UN headed toward atomic peace. It warns such exclusion would heighten Cold War tension, weaken Western prestige, and threaten global stability. The piece calls for world cooperation, transparent talks with Russia, and a press campaign promoting “warm peace.”
A travel diary notes a moonlit drive from Eustis, peaceful morning walks, and early rising for summer work routines. It highlights bougainvillea blooms near Collins’ yard, flame vine, gardenias, birds at dawn, and a Florida Springs visit with editors at Silver Springs celebrating its 25th anniversary.
The writer recalls a Sunday at Silver Springs near Ocala with press colleagues, enjoying sun and wind as they journeyed from Ocala to the springs and back. They describe heat, clouds, and a tropical landscape, urging preservation of natural beauty and world peace.
Regular Lake County Shrine club meeting at the Pavilion in Tavares on Friday at 7 30 p m. Dinner served and entertainment provided. Music seen as means to furthering peace, though it has sparked disputes as well.
Rosella Buchanan Walbridge died at 88 at her daughter Mrs Henrietta Burgess home in Tangerine. Rites are planned at her northern home in Nort on Vermont with Rehbaum Co in charge of local arrangements. She had lived with her daughter and son in law for 20 years. A Baptist member and charter member and past matron of Tucker Chapter of Eastern Star in North Bennmn.
Baseball fans will see Lake County's youth in the sub district tournament at Umatilla this afternoon tomorrow and Saturday. Tavares faces Leesburg in the 4 p.m. opener with the winner playing Apopka at 4 p.m. Friday. Dora and Eustis meet at 8 p.m. tonight with the winner meeting Umatilla at 8 p.m. Friday. The championship will be decided Saturday at 8 p.m. under the Umatilla field lights.
Kiwanis members will honor their mothers at Thursday noon at the Community building luncheon. Many attendees plan to bring their mothers to the event, marking a Mother's Day themed gathering.
The article notes that the hardest American softwood is longleaf pine while the hardest hardwood is bois d'are, highlighting wood hardness ratings and common uses.
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