Deep questions drive this year's political campaigns
The piece argues that voters face fundamental issues on government power, duties of citizens, state rights, and welfare programs. It notes potential realignments in the South and Middle West, the Goldwater thesis, and civil rights factors influencing labor and union voting. Emotions run high as voters weigh identity, policy, and outcomes.
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South
Goldwater
Middle West
Demoney Ar Ts
Mr. Johnson
Goldater
A. H. Raskin
The
New York: Times
Larree Teamster
New York
Keep America Beautiful Litterbug Article Reprinted
A reader suggests reprinting a 25 year old Topic article by Claire Wyatt Seabrook on Keep America Beautiful and keeping Mount Dora streets clean. The note accompanies old clippings and honors the early anti litter effort led by her family.
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Claire Wyatt Seabrook
William B
America Beautiful
Making Mount Dora Beautiful A Call To Help
Mabel Claire Wyatt urges Mount Dora residents to beautify the town by keeping yards clean trimming dead branches and watering flowers. She stresses park care leash dogs curb litter and respectful behavior toward park monuments and ponds. Stores should keep windows clean and prevent rot while avoiding debris and trash.
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Mount Dora
Rotary Governor Visits Club Here
Chauncy W. McIntyre of St. Petersburg, District 696 Rotary Governor, visited the local Rotary Club with an inspirational address. After the luncheon, officers and committee chairs met at the Yacht Club to discuss and adopt projects for the coming year amid a discussion of Rotary as a way of life.
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Chauncy “W. McIntyre
St. Petersburg
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Rotary
Yacht Club
Hurricanes Stubborn Drive Stalls Before Bulldog Rally
Hurricanes push to the Bulldog 17 on a late drive but an interception shifts momentum to the Bulldogs. Dufour scores from two yards after an 80-yard march highlighted by Carver’s 27-yard run and a Carver Salmon pass. Carver leads the offense with 57 rushing yards and 60 passing yards.
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Hurricanes
Bulldog
Dufour
Moon
Carver
Bulldogs
Salmon
Carlton
Brooks
Closer Spacing Changes Citrus Plantings and Practices
The article describes a shift to closer tree spacing in citrus, with 4 feet by 30 feet rows used in some plantings to fit 100 to 150 trees per acre, up from 50 to 70. It notes irrigation, water control, hedging, and topping as essential under new management, and mentions a USDA Foundation Farm tour rescheduled to January 18 and community observations about local farming, camping facilities, and private land use for recreation.
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Tavares
Phillips
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Experinst Station
Kearly Tangelds
Vets Io
USDA
Leesburg
Groveland
Lake County
William C. Cooper
Usda Citrus Project
Bill Coneybear
Olson
Alexander Springs
Juniper Springs
Ocala National Forest
Mount Dora Patients List At Water Man Memorial Hospital
This week at Water Man Memorial Hospital Mount Dora the following patients are listed: Frank Newton Helen Davidson Leonora Center James Hunt Wade Cowart Margaret De Graff Catherine Trunkat Helen Holmes Jean Reich Laura Robbins Herbert Webber Amelia Pratt Charles Deeley.
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Mount Dora
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Frank Newton
Helen Davidson
Leonora Center
James Hunt
Wade Cowart
Margaret de Graff
Catherin Trunkat
Helen Holmes
Jean Reich
Laura Robbins
Herbert Webber
Amelia Pratt
Charles Deeley
Flag dues due urged by American Legion Post 35
The American Legion Post 35 reminds members that flag rental dues are overdue and should be paid promptly. Dues may be sent to the Post Home on Highland Avenue.
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American Legion
Highland Avenue
Illness Claims Author Frank In Jacksonville
Pat Frank author of Alas Babylon and Forbidden Area died in a Jacksonville hospital after a serious illness. The Chicago native and former wartime correspondent lived in Atlantic Beach recently and worked as a speech writer for the Democratic National Committee before his illness. He is survived by his parents, a son Pat Jr. and a daughter, plus two sisters and a brother.
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Frank
Atlantic Beach
Office of War Information
Italy
Mont Barnard
Pat Jr
Joseph Pylka
Gainesville
Peggy Frank
L. H. Grantha Jr
Mont Barwald Jr
Boutique Corner Opens at McCain-LeRoy With Hats and More
The Fall season debuts a new Boutique Corner at McCain-LeRoy featuring hats rain caps lace mantillas scarves and handkerchiefs in varied hues. Proprietor Mrs. Marjorie Spilatore envisions expanding to include foundation garments lacy undergarments sleepwear robes and a smart dress collection.
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McCain leRoys
Marjorie Spilatore
McCainleRoy
Milady
Remem
Campaign activity noted on Fifth Street and Parkview Building
Fragmentary OCR mentions Democrat campaign on Fifth Street near Parkview Building and other unclear references. It references workers, a shop, and friendly welcome phrases, with stray names like Aunt Mary and Cousin Sue appearing in uncertain context.
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Dora
Ay Parkview
Frances
Oman
Topher
Mary
Sue
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Mabel Claire Wyatt
Rotary Governor
Esther W. Bishop
David Lloyd George
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Bolt
Dake
R. E.orris Lake County Agricltural
Carl Olson
Bill Nixon
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Jacksonville
Pat Frank
Tangerine
Babylon
McCain-LeRoy
Inger Rogers
Mount Dora Motor Lodge
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Federal Agency
George J. Whirr
Alfred Rehbaum
George J. White, JR
Allan H. Seabroo
SUE -Bond Cashier
Jean Houser
Wylania Miller
Richard Edgerton
Howard J. Simpson
Alfred Rehbaum, Sr
George’ J. White
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Carl S. Graves Williams
Holler
O.M. Simpson
M. H. Givens
Allan H. Seabrook
Federal Deposit Insurance “Orporation
First Federal Savings Lee
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