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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1957
Page
4
A proverb notes that one who withholds corn earns the people’s curses while those who give blessing rest upon the speaker’s head. This traditional saying reflects communal values on generosity and fairness.
Local anger rises as Sen J A Tar Boyd pushes a blanket $10 000 salary hike for Lake County officials. Critics cite Sheriff Willis McCall racial and legal controversies while urging accountability and a public explanation for the politically charged move.
The piece argues Eisenhower must engage earlier and more vigorously in the Battle of the Budget. It notes his aim to balance national interests with economic growth, opposing tax-cut advocates and a Chamber of Commerce push to trim foreign aid while supporting rivers and harbors funding. It praises his courage amid partisan foes and urges voters to judge him by his current stance.
An editorial from the Tampa Tribune, by James A. Clendinen, reports from London on British views of the United States. It notes friendly street manners toward American visitors, critiques Dulles and the Suez policy, and ends with a jab that if your name is Dulles you should consider changing it.
A nationwide crowd at Madison Square Garden witnessed a faith filled demonstration as Billy Graham led a rescue of 7 year old Benny Hooper Jr from a deep well. The event, tied to a message of universal love and action, touched a nation amidst headlines on Air Force Day and labor disputes.
A Florida State University survey criticizes local property tax assessments as outdated and inequitable. It outlines five defects in local assessment practices and notes minimal Florida state supervision, contrasting with Illinois and others that pursue reforms and re assessments.
Local column from Tangerine highlights residents traveling visiting relatives and celebrating events. Nellie London and Mary Simonson tour Florida from Bath New Brunswick while visiting the Esteys. Mr and Mrs Howard Chamberlain welcome granddaughter Lisa Marie Sikes. The Browns Henry and Mrs. Brown are lauded for civic involvement and long ties to the Vermont and Tangerine communities.
In East Town a mother and son aid Joe Lucas to finally pass a driving test after illiteracy kept him without a license. He was fined $24 for driving without one, offset by his wife's vow to help him study, while others in town faced fines for drunkenness and traffic offenses.
William Kearsley of Mount Dora reveals Florida inventor of the electric blanket on Gary Moore's Ive Got a Secret. He notes the panel is briefed minutes before air and a dummy panel is used for rehearsal. The real $80 prize arrives by check after the show.
The 160 attendees included students faculty and civic leaders at the school athletic banquet in the cafetorium. Rev James Jones spoke on sportsmanship, awards were given to baseball swimming and basketball players, and Babe Ruth Sportsmanship awards were presented to Norma Jean Wise and Tom Norris.
East Town reports a Sunday with Rev Russell delivering a strong sermon to a large congregation. A 3 pm Mother’s Day service by the Sunday School touched many, followed by a 6 pm interdenominational chorus joint with St. Mary choir. St. Mary led in attendance and finances.
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