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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
4
Mount Dora Florida announces subscription prices in advance under the 1879 act. Rates listed include one year six months and single copy options. Publication date indicated is March 9 1952 with pricing details for local readers.
Lake County readers weigh the fate of Dwight D. Eisenhower as a presidential candidate. The piece argues for integrity and unity but warns he has strayed toward McCarthyism and demagoguery, fearing an Eisenhower compromised by party pressures and conflicting advisers. The column closes with cautious hope pending further evidence.
The piece cites Yale outpatient clinic data showing 76 percent of general practice for emotionally induced illness. It advocates blending medicine with religion to heal minds, noting critics like Dr. Schindler and Dr. Gladston. It forecasts education changes for physicians to treat the whole person and guide full life development.
A fragment recalls a mother’s disapproval of new styles and the speaker’s own clash with progressive trends. The text reflects tensions between generations over fashion and freedom. It hints at broader debates on modernization and social change in the period.
The Core Column discusses graft and frugality in government service and critiques the Revised Standard Version Holy Bible blankly. It claims the RSV rewrites scripture to fit modernity and questions if such changes preserve sacred authority or erase moral guidance.
A reader asks both candidates to state plans for U N peacekeeping and security roles. The letter questions UN adequacy, NATO and Schuman Plan actions outside the UN, and potential amendments or a conference to revise the Charter. It notes the presidency’s leverage as the UN’s leading member and asks for clear positions.
A nostalgic, critical piece recalling the heyday of vaudeville and the shift to modern cinema. The author laments polished performances and overused clever lines, praises sturdy old performers, and weighs Adlib Stevenson against Lincoln while expressing fatigue with contemporary showmanship. The tone blends affection with weary critique of a changing stage culture.
A Des Moines Register Tribune column argues that many respected public figures once vouched for Alger Hiss as honest, noting deposition testimony from Stevenson's era and Supreme Court justices. The piece cautions Republicans against exploiting Stevenson’s deposition to exploit public fear during campaigns.
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