Move To Quash Charge Seen In Hunter's Case
State Attorney Jesse W. Hunter seeks to move trial from Tampa to Ocala or quash the indictment on a civil rights charge. Hunter is accused of detaining a Negro, David Reese, for 19 months after his acquittal as an accessory in a white man’s murder.
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Jesse W. Hunter
W. J. Barker
Tampa
Hunter
Ocala
David Reese
Washington
Willis McCall
Groveland
Samuel Shepherd
Walter
Lewis Carroll Death Notices Details Elks Family
Lewis Carroll longtime resident near Mount Dora died recently leaving a wife two other children Lewis Jr and Ann and a son William a UF sophomore He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs E P Carroll Mount Dora and sisters Mrs L E Johnson Clermont and Mrs Ralph Walton Atlanta Funeral held at Baptist church with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers and burial at Pine Forest Memorial Park
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Elks Lodge
William
University of Florida
Lewis, Jr
Ann
E. P. Carroll
Mount Dora
L. E. Johnson
Clermont
Ralph Walton
Atlanta
The
Baptist Church
Lloyd Atkins
W. C. McWhorter
Ray Eckholdt
Mel Wagner
Jimmy Williams
Earl Lundy
Eustis
Paul Johnson
Samuel Lassiter
QO. M. Simpson
Jay Huett
Ray Gatch
Max Willis
Tavares
Pine Forest Memorial Park
Hunter seeks change of venue in death case amid health concerns
Lee Irvin remains on death row at Raiford awaiting a Supreme Court ruling on his appeal. Hunter’s lawyers request a venue shift due to the defendant’s fragile health needing travel between Tavares and Tampa. Hunter proclaims innocence and says his co defender advised jail as safety against Brooksville lynch threats. he would rather stand trial to tell his full account.
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Lee Irvin
Raiford
Supreme Court
Hunter
Tavares
Tampa
Brooksville
Mae McAllister joins Mount Dora police after baptism of fire
A. O. Mae McAllister became Mount Dora's newest officer after a perilous first patrol in East Town. He arrested Clarence Edwards, a farm manager, when a man with a shotgun confronted him. Edwards said he carried the weapon for protection due to threats from workers and money payments. The mayor fined Edwards $10 and offered the gun back if a county permit is issued.
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A. O
Mae” McAllister
Mount Dora
McAllister
East Town
Herman Cox
Ben Williamson
Lou L. Heaton
Mac
Clarence Edwards
King Cordin
Zellwood
Edwards
Cordin
Better Than Boros Tournament Across Courses
A long distance golf contest on May 23 at Floridan Country Club Honey pits local players against U S Open Champion Julius Boros who plays Oakmont in Pittsburgh. Home players with handicaps aim to beat his score for medals reading I Beat the U S Open Champion Julius Boros. Women receive seven stroke handicap and entry fees go to the National Golf Fund with Life magazine as co sponsor.
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Floridan Country Club
Honey
Julius Boros
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburg
National Golf Fund
Life Magazine
Family Mourns Major Sam Rousculp After Motor Train Crash
Mrs. Talbot Simpson traveled to Lima Ohio for the funeral of her cousin Major Sam Rousculp 39 killed when his car was struck by a train on May 3 as he left Camp Polk after a military assignment. He served in the South Pacific during World War I. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs A C Rousculp of Lima.
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Talbot Simpson
Lima
Ohio
Sam Rousculp
Camp Polk
South Pacific
A. C. Rousculp
DeGarmo’s Rise From Salesman to Lecturing Leader
The article chronicles DeGarmo as a friendly, adaptable figure in the tire business. It notes his bridge project in New York, a film of construction stages, and his Ohio lectures on mammoth building. His habit of dining with rivals, inviting W H Parkin, and forming strong professional bonds propelled him to a major role with National Standard Co. in Niles.
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New York
DeGarmo
Ohio
Mammoth
Mount Dora
Akron
W. H. Parkin
Niles
Mich
Parkin
National Standard Co
Club Meets with Hostesses and Card Winners
The Monday Social club was hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Birchard and Mrs. Betty Fielding. Winners at cards were Mrs. John Pair and Mrs. Julia Sullivan.
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Elizabeth Birchard
Betty Fielding
John Pair
Julia Sullivan
Junior Players To Buy Marquee For Mount Dora Play
The Junior IceHouse Players present The Adventures of Tom Sawyer on May 28 and 29 as a benefit for Mount Dora and Eustis residents. Leslie Sanders and Henry Link Jr. handle box office and invitations. Funds aim for a marquee at Charles St. theatre. if short, window screens will be bought. Walter J. Patton directs and will reveal the full cast next week.
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IceHouse
Little Theatre
Mount Dora
Eustis
Leslie Sanders
Henry Link, Jr
Foot Fungus Cure Claims Instant Results
For athletes foot use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. It peels outer skin to expose buried fungi and kills on contact. If not pleased, get your 40c back at Mount Dora Pharmacy with instant-drying T-4-L.
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Mount Dora
Melbourne dinner guests injured in auto accident
Mrs. Florence B. Hanscomb learned Monday that weekend guests she had entertained at dinner were injured in an auto accident as they returned to Melbourne and had to be temporarily hospitalized. The guests were Mrs. Ray Bush and Mrs. Mary Rogers of Savannah, Dr. Grace Strange and Mrs. Lou Bush of Melbourne.
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Florence B. Hanscomb
Melbourne
Ray Bush
Mary Rogers
Savannah
Grace Strange
Lou Bush
FBI lowers U.S. Reds estimate to thirty one thousand five hundred
The FBI reports the estimated number of Reds in the United States fell from forty three thousand to thirty one thousand five hundred in the past year.
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FBI
U. S
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ITH Ave
First Federal Savings & Loan Association OF
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New Police
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A&m
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Call
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Eustis, Fla
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Tangerine
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Florida
Florida Nursery and Landscape CO
N. 14Th St
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