Drama urged to paint America as world federation leader
A community forum on world federation at the Community building yielded calls for drama to persuade the public. Speakers cited two vivid instances: a Bulgarian refugee saved by U.S. intervention and a vivid capitol-area scene where the refugee prayed and praised America and a later exchange with Bennett Willis explaining America’s role. The meeting proceeded with mixed reception amid tensions between containment of isolationist views and pro federation advocacy.
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World Federation
America
World Federation Oedet
Eustis
Rotary Club
George Smathers
Congress
Florida
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Capital
Washington
Community Forum
Bennett Willis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Willis explains FBI departure to fight communism
The interviewee explains he left the FBI to join a movement opposing communism, seeking roots of the issue and a world federation backed by law and democracy. He cites a desire to work more effectively against communism and to promote international cooperation.
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Mr. Willis
FBI
Bennett
Council Rejects Bethel's Gas Station Plan
City council rejects Bethel's plan for a city gas station citing cost and limited savings. A lean shed will be built near the water tower to shelter four vehicles, while critics warn a full fleet service would require a full-time mechanic and higher expense.
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John Bethel
Bethel
Mount Dora
Wayne Moon
Moon
Ernie Mosteller
Chest X Ray Days Named For City
Mount Dora offers free chest X rays on October 13 14 and 16 via the county health and tuberculosis association mobile unit at Kimball's garage on Donnelly first street and another unit in East Town. Peggy Pimble director urges every resident to take the quick examination with no undressing and confidential reports provided.
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Mount Dora
County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Kimball
Donnelly, Sr
Peggy. Pimble
East Town
Forum Speakers Picture at Mount Dora UN Forum
Participants in a Mount Dora UN forum last week included Representative nominee J A Tar Boyd Circuit Judge Truman G Futch and State's Attorney Jesse W Hunter standing with Mrs Lacy Thomas Groveland and Mrs Eleanor Hunter of WLBE among others. The discussion featured critics of communism and supporters of world government with readings from atomic scientists and remarks challenging UWF as a vehicle for world peace.
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Mount Dora
United Nations
J. A. “Tar” Boyd
Truman G. Futch
Jesse W. Hunter
Lacy Thomas
Groveland
Bennett Willis
United World Federalist
Eleanor Hunter
WLBE
Rosemary Young
Clermont
American Legion
Ype
J. Wi Thamer Cass
UWF Bulletin
Seonin Oe
Prou T
Worker
UWF
W. T. Holliday
Standard Oil of Ohio
Harry Sherman
Harry Bull
General Mills, Inc
Edward A. Conway
S. J
America
UVF
Paul Hunter
Leesburg
State House of Representatives
Roy Christopher
Kendall Jones
Harold Hippler
Eustis
Troy Hall, Jr
Ed Baker
Hall
Tampa
Baker
World federalism plan outlined with staged steps
The document proposes a world federation to secure peace through a partly elected global assembly, a representative police force, and a federation open to members like Russia. It argues war elimination, law replacing force, and reduced armament costs while preserving national sovereignty, with current U S support and Florida’s memorial urging a constitutional congress.
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General Assembly
Russia
World Cooperation
Federation
World Federation For
U. S
World Organization
Florida
Congress of the
United States
Merchants Division Plans Open Business Debate
The Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday evening at the Chamber office to discuss whether grocery stores and other businesses should stay open on Wednesday afternoon.
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Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harris Named New Jones & Son Store Manager
W Howard Harris, 30, of Greenville North Carolina, takes over as manager of C M Jones and Son men s furnishings this week. He spent five years in the U S Air Force, managed a housing project at Cherry Point, and worked as a clothing salesman and store manager. He studied business at the University of North Carolina. His wife Colleen is a Greenville East Carolina Teachers College graduate and a commercial teacher. They will live on North Donnelly street.
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C. M. Jones & Son Men’s Furnishings
W. Howard Harris
Greenville
N. C
Harris
U. S. Air Force
North Carolina
the Marine
Cherry Point
University of North Carolina
Colleen
East Carolina Teachers College
North Donnelly St
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