Fluoridation Seen as Violation of Constitution by Law Journal
Hastings Law Journal associate editor James B. Thompson argues fluoridation of public water breaches the Fourteenth Amendment by making mass medication of all residents. He cites test cases on religious freedom and cites testimony from Dr. V O Hulme on universal exposure and potential health risks.
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United States
James B. Thompson
Hastings Law Journal
Thompson
House Select Committee
V. O. Hulme
D.ds
Forsyth Dental Infirmary For Children
Boston
Annals of Medicine
Massachusetts
Columbia University Scientist Links Caries to Diet Not Fluoride
A Columbia University researcher Dr Hans H Neumann testifies before a House committee that modern diet, not lack of fluoride, drives dental caries. He urges caution on fluoridation and recommends more definitive studies including geriatric and pediatric assessments.
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Columbia University
Hans H. Newmann
Department of Dental Research
House Investigation Committee
Kingston- Newburgh Society
Schlesinger
Newburgh
N. Y
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sheboyan, Wise
Evanston, Hil
Ottawa
Kansas
C. A. Scrivener
Australia
Neumann
Miller
American Medical Association
The
Dental Association
Public Health
Harris
M.st
Alfred Taylor
University of Texas— Descoen
American Dental Association
Setting It Straight on Fluoridation in Mount Dora
The editorial reaffirms opposition to water fluoridation citing lack of proven safety and constitutional concerns. It argues the burden of proof lies with proponents and warns against medical groups aiding a socialist administrative onslaught amid global threats to freedom.
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Mount Dora
Federal Security Administration
Oscar Ewing
United States
Waterworks Expert Questions Fluoride Role in Child Health
The Florida Kiwanis Lions talk by Dr. A P Black on using sodium fluoride to strengthen enamel faces a counterpoint that good nutrition is the key to raising low blood counts. He condemns fluoride as a cure for anemia and urges daily blood-building foods to lift hemoglobin above 85 for healthier childhood.
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Florida
A. P. Black
United States
Biological Fluoridation Debate Questions Water Effects
Testimony before a congressional committee on fluoridation reveals uncertainty about differences between natural and artificially fluoridated water. Experts state results depend on water chemistry and require laboratory testing, not population studies.
Fluoridation Debate Sparks Health Awareness in Mount Dora
A local doctor questions caffeine and cola consumption while promoting nutrition education to combat tooth decay. Articles cite researchers on enamel decalcification from phosphoric acid in colas and urge community action through PTA led health programs.
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Mount Dora
George Bernard Shaw
Doc Lee
McClure
Restarski
Naval Research Institute
Cornell University
Office of Naval Research
Clive M. McCay
Public Fluoridation Debate Invites Local Views
The public may obtain a concise picture of objectors views on fluoridation through devoted articles. An invitation has been extended to local proponents to air their views in equal space in the May 29 issue at no charge to answer any objections.
Indoctrination Must Be Subtle, Public Health Warning
Dr. Paul Manning of Mutual Research critiques fluoridation schemes, urging leaders to engineer consent and subtly indoctrinate the public. He quotes Edward Bernays and calls for redefining ethics as public relations experts guide mass opinions through leaders and pervasive messaging.
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Paul Manning
Mutual Research
Springfield
Mass
Catholic Mirror
Edward L. Bernays
Bernays
Sigmund Freud
Manning
Fluoride in Milk Called Unlawful by Florida Chemist
Florida chemist J. J. Taylor warns fluoridating milk would be dangerous and likely unlawful. He says adding 2 milligrams of sodium fluoride per quart could adulterate milk and harm health, especially where local water already has high fluoride levels. He notes water fluoridation may replace the need for adding fluoride to milk.
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Mount Dora
PTA
Dr. Heyroth
ST Menaas
Heyroth
Hurme
Pems
Neumann
Florida
J. J. Taylor
Bowes
Should Candy Label Admit To Fluoride On Pack?
Charles C. Walker of the Pink Cottage Candy Co in Sylvan Shores asks if fluoridation affects labeling under the Pure Food and Drug Act. He notes his candies are shipped interstate and require ingredient disclosure. he already lists artificial coloring from imported cherries and questions fluorine from Mount Dora water in fondant.
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Mount Dora
Charles C. Walker
Pink Cottage Candy Co
Sylvan Shores
Walker
Daytona Beach Fluoridation Protest Cites Mount Dora Link
A telegram to Daytona Beach officials from Tampa homeowner Mrs. L. D. Cuesta condemns fluoridation of the communal water supply. She argues it violates constitutional rights, questions authority, and notes Mount Dora’s residents relocating due to fluoridation while urging a sane, nonmedicating approach.
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Mount Dora
da Beach
Daytona
L. D. Cuesta
Tampa
Daytona Beach
PTA
Gainesville
Tourist Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Fluoridation Debate Draws Parallel To Aspirin
Congressional witnesses compare fluorine to aspirin, noting both may affect symptoms rather than root causes. Dr. Harris likens fluorine to aspirin in headache relief but warns it does not prove a causal link to fluoridation. Dr. Hulme calls fluorides pharma codynamic without evidence of a daily nutritional need.
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Congressional Investigating Committee
Robert Harris
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
V. O. Hulme
Forsyth Dental Infirmary For
Boston
Oranges Washed in Fluoridated Water Used in Candy Making
A fragment discusses orange washing with fluoridated water for candy production. It notes some moisture clinging to fruit during cooking and mentions pride in a candy maker’s reputation and reference to Johnston and Whit… with a garbled ending.
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Johnston
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California
Pittsburgh
J. R. Blayney
D.D.S
Fessor
University of Chicago
Evanston
Kleinfeld
Blayney
Biochemical Institute of
University of Texas
Taylor
Dr. Miller
Counsel
Dr. Taylor
Portland
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