Navy recruits learn discipline and shipboard life insights
The article surveys early naval training, uniform distinctions, chaplain roles, ship libraries of about 8500 volumes, and social activities on shore and aboard. It notes retirement rules, reenlistment, and widespread Florida industrial and agricultural developments impacting the economy and military supply chains.
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Uncle Sam's
Orlando to Open Holiday Season with Giant Christmas Parade
Central Florida hosts a Dec 4 parade featuring high school bands from DeLand to Cocoa plus three Orlando groups. Santa Claus and reindeer appear as defense and civic units join marching units. Parade starts 3:15 pm at Sunshine Park, proceeds down Orange Ave, ends with mass band encore and concerts.
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Uplands
Florida
Santa Claus
North
Midwest
Sunshine Park
Orange Avenue
Florida industries post gains in September
The Florida Chamber reports strong activity in September with the Pensacola pulp mill opening boosting employment to 700 workers and a $500 000 payroll. Lake City announces naval stores projects to boost gum production and a central distilling plant using a new process. Miami garment makers forecast their 1941 business to exceed one million dollars with 300 to 400 workers and two new bottling plants planned for broad distribution.
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Titusville
DeLand
W. C. Babcock
Babecock Aircraft Corporation
Navy
DeLeon Springs
Raymond Keith
Uncle Sam
Japan
McDonald Corporation
Lakeland
Ft. Pierce
Freemen Indian River Canners
Arcadia
High Springs
Florida
Manatee County
Markam Brothers & Co
Okeechobee
Ft. Myers
Lake Okeechobee
Pahokee
Palm Beach County
Farm Security Administration
Monticello
Harold Colee
Dewas
Pensacola
Naval Stores
Lake City
T. A. Lield
Southern Forest Experiment Station
Fred M. Allen
Columbia County
Sorrento Community News Highlights and Notices
Sorrento figures share visitors and guests from Lakeland to Boston. A new baby announced for Mr. and Mrs. Seiger of Indiana weighing nine pounds eleven ounces, with George Norton and family as grandparents. church services led by Rev. Reagle. funeral for Maud Hutson in Apopka. USDA notes dolo limesto ne grant ending Nov 25 and a December 31 notification deadline for credit.
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Dixie Royal
Kelly
Lakeland
Seiger
Indiana
Mary Norton
George Norton
Sorrento
Molly Bartholomew
Lola Kennedy
Kennedy
Miss Bartholomew
Ormond Beach
H. L. Andrews
Pensacola
Matlack
Andrews
Wilson Cypress Co. Mills
Reggie
Boston
Mass
Clara Adams
William Reagle
Orlando
Agricultural Conservation Office
Tavares
Lake County Chamber Opposes New Directory
In a November meeting Lake County Chamber of Commerce directors argued no new directory is needed this year as the present directory suffices. The note closes by urging satisfaction with Carl Broggin's Five Course Thanksgiving.
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Lake County
Carl Broggin
Narcotics Inspector Position Open in Florida Health Board
State Board of Health seeks applicants for Narcotics Inspector requiring three years as a registered Florida pharmacist and passing an open competitive exam. December 15 is the filing deadline. Information and application blanks available from Merit System Supervisor, Florida State Board of Health and Crippled Children's Commission, 201 Professional Building, Gainesville, Florida.
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State Board of Health
Florida
Florida State Board of Health and Crippled Children’s Commission
Gainesville
Lake County Chamber warns against racketeering schemes
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce urges merchants and groups to investigate fundraising solicitations before subscribing. It maintains records of racketeering cases at its Tavares office and offers a card sign to direct solicitations to the chamber for credit references. Citizens are asked to call Tavares 122 for a check-up before donating or advertising.
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Sunshine State
Lake County
County Chamber of Commerce
Florida Receives National Editorial Association Spotlight
National Editorial Association visits last spring keep Florida in national press with hundreds of lines of copy appearing weekly, as clippings show.
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Florida
National Editorial Association
Christmas Seals Aid In Tuberculosis Fight
In 1912 tuberculosis killed one person every 3.5 minutes. Today it claims one life each night and a half minute. Christmas Seal funds have helped save lives reflected by these figures.
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