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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
3
A Western Newspaper Union article condemns labor leaders who support communism and the Russian system. It argues such leaders undermine American workers by endorsing state control, piece work opposition, and restricted unions, suggesting some leaders act as fifth columnists. It calls for internal labor reform to restore public trust.
Arizona hunters enjoyed a 59 day wild pig season extended by the game and fish commission due to rising javelina numbers. The culled species ranges from Arizona to Paraguay, with a nocturnal, gregarious nature. Hunters must take one animal per season by rifle from the shoulder or by bow with at least 50 pound draw and broadhead arrows. Local Arizonans praise the meat as mighty fine.
Industrial wage and hour disputes are only temporarily settled. No basis exists yet for adjusting wages and hours. Increased wages today will fuel tomorrow’s demands, with the consumer bearing higher costs as no method is recognized to determine workers' share in production returns.
A critical look at government complexity argues many parts are useless. The piece contrasts past and present mothers roles, noting grandmothers tended family needs while modern mothers juggle diapers and games. It mocks Washington for claiming a balanced budget despite spending more than income.
A sermon contrasts fearless loyalty and faithless failure as shown by Thomas after the resurrection. It discusses his initial courage to follow Jesus into Judea, his later doubt, failure to attend fellowship, and final full confession, urging belief via faith in Christ beyond visible proof. Also includes cooling meal ideas with meat salads and salads recipes from a Western Newspaper Union release.
A man from Ashby and a boilermaker clashed over skull thickness in a Fitchburg tavern. They stood 30 feet apart, ran and head collided, leaving the Ashby man with five scalp stitches before leaving the hospital.
The article outlines that about half a billion acres of U S public lands are managed by the General Land Office Interior Department. It details land classifications, totals by category such as national forests and Indian reservations, and lists proposed amendments including hearings before withdrawals, expanded mineral leasing, royalty reforms, in kind royalty options, and state ownership of shorelines and lands under tidewaters.
In Placerville California C W Donaldson of Bear Creek survived a dynamite accident after a morning discovery of smoke from his sedan. A backseat load of 30 sticks of powder exploded when sun through glass heated it, knocking him unconscious and badly damaging the car. He suffered cuts and reflected that dynamite and mules are unpredictable.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses teaching from various Bible passages and instruction methods. It mentions education themes and references religious instruction in a school or church setting with unclear specifics.
The guide advises homemakers to stock canned fruits and vegetables and meats like chicken pork ham and fish. It notes cheeses bottled dressings and herbs such as chervil thyme basil and tarragon to elevate salads and suggests using muffin pans if individual molds are unavailable.
The menu lists liver and onions with creamed potatoes slivered carrots and green beans. A combination salad is served with butterscotch pudding and whipped cream, plus whole wheat muffins and a beverage.
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