Faithful Open Houses Mark Mount Dora Progress
Mount Dora celebrates two renovations as faith in the future grows. The Mount Dora Pharmacy and the First National Bank host open houses to reveal a beautified store and a bank, inviting locals who supported the project. George J. White and R. E. Lee receive congratulations for stabilizing business and enhancing the town’s pride.
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Mount Dora
First National Bank
George J. White
R. E. Lee
Mount Dora Pharmacy
Dorans
Lee
White
Prayers Versus Attack on United Nations Strife
A Florida editorial decries anti UN sentiment amid World Peace efforts as the United Nations nears its ninth year. It argues loyalty to international law over national rivalries and urges prayers to strengthen global peace work and aid missions worldwide.
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General Assembly
Glass
Manhattan
United Nations
United States
Florida
Joe Jenkins
American Legion
U. S
Jenkins
Mount Dora
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Unesco
U.S
Luther Evans
Evans
Dr. Evans
Lake County
Pilot Club
Council Hall
Hollywood stars join religious revival in Parade report
Parade magazine notes a revival among film stars with Jimmy Stewart and others at Beverly Hills churches. The piece lists many actors attending various congregations and mentions upcoming Biblical films such as The Greatest Story Ever Told and The Ten Commandments as evidence of Hollywood’s religious influence.
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Lloyd Shearer
Parade Magazine
Beverly Hills Community Presbyterian Church
Jimmy Stewart
Floria
Eleanor Powell
Ralph Edwards
Shearer
Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd
Irene Dunne
Jane Russell
Hollywood
Ruth
Bayblon
Fulton Oursler
Joplin
Globe
Contemporary Bits Of Wisdom on government and enterprise
D. A. Haley former president of VU argues that needs for health housing and schools won't vanish due to dislike of government control and urges free enterprise to self-correct. He contends cobwebs in households should be swept without federal intrusion.
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Free Enterprise
Patriotism and fear in United States over segregation and anti government rhetoric
George Holt criticizes anti integration activists and officials from Byrnes to Bowles, arguing they weaken the nation and aid the Kremlin. The piece condemns private school plans and public slurs, saying such acts tarnish America’s standing with allies in Africa, Asia, and India as the U.S. fights to maintain influence.
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United States
Bowles
Florida
Delaware
Baltimore
South Carolina
Byrnes
Talmadge
Kremlin
Africa
Asia
America
India
South-East
Supposed U S View on German Reunification and Threats
The essay argues that European ratifications for a West German Republic may fail, warning that a rearmed Germany would defy treaties and feed nationalist urges. It cautions the United States against hastening arms to a divided Germany and predicts Germany's eventual push for reunification aided by eastern alignment.
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Toms
The Judgment of Appearance in a White School
A school in Mount Dora faces a prejudice incident as a new student, described as colored, is initially excluded. After rumors and protests, officials announce the girl is Indian and Irish descent, leading to her reluctant acceptance. The piece argues that judging by looks reveals human childishness rather than true character.
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Mount Dora
Puerto Rico
D. D. Roseborough
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The text argues that equal rights and anti color line sentiment are essential to fighting communism, praising Supreme Court decisions and denouncing Rosenbergs as harm to America’s standing. It frames race as a global moral issue and urges adherence to civil rights principles for civilization and peace.
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Supreme Court of the United States
America
Rosenberg
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