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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
4
The balance of power in Florida produced a direct reversal of expected results, split the state between South and Central Florida, and signaled a divided electorate. The piece expects Fuller Warren to seek unity with the new legislature and to address the citrus industry as a major concern, while congratulating him on the outcome.
A fragmentary diary-like piece recounts evenings by a lake in Florida with moonlit skies, reflections, and boat outings. It notes a Saturday sky drama with cloud shapes, a Sunday storm near Dora, Monday rain easing heat and garden hopes, a breezy Lakes and Hills region mood, and midweek political chatter amid warm weather.
Dr. Pierce preserves Sambar on St Vincent Island Florida resisting hunting, boosting population to hundreds by 1940, then wartime illegal hunts cut numbers. Moody of Vernon recounts a 308 pound buck kill near a road, highlighting the island's rugged access four miles offshore and keeper-led hunts.
Assurance that your personal items are insured during travel with broad coverage and reasonable rates. The ad emphasizes comprehensive protection and worldwide applicability for all trips.
Punky laments a pine burned by an East Crooked Lake fire as she views the scorched trunk and red rim. The piece notes Florida suffers 25 000 fires yearly burning about 8 million acres, with most fires preventable per Forest Farmer, urging forest fire prevention.
Russell Kay of Tampa will preside at the Florida Publicity and Public Relations association annual convention in Miami and Key West June 6 7 and 8. Kay author of Too Late To Classify and publisher of the Florida newspaper News is president of the association which will meet jointly with the Florida Attractions association headed by Dick Pope. Samuel Smiles quote included.
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