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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
4
Local notice cites Mount Dora Florida under Act of March 3 1879 detailing ice facility regulations and a one year publication value of three dollars for a republication period.
The piece critiques Fulton Lewis Jr and George Sokolsky for attacking the United Nations while praising ECOSOC and UN efforts to stave off global recession. It argues UN costs are modest per US taxpayer and highlights IMF and World Bank roles in maintaining international trade and employment.
The piece likens Truman to a Christmas tie from Uncle Harry, arguing the Democratic banner rests on the Roosevelt Truman record and party control by big-city bosses and labor. It warns voters that Stevenson cannot be separated from this background and questions national security in light of the administration’s record.
An outspoken column laments South Africa's move away from British rule, condemning Malan and his supporters for racial supremacy claims. It warns of a moral and political cost to England and urges sorrowful restraint while preserving cultural achievements and parental bonds to the empire.
A Western observer assesses Stalin’s October Communist Party Congress in Moscow, the Sino Soviet talks, and the aim to secure power after Stalin. The piece warns of imperialist aims, contends Western democracy must oppose Soviet expansion, and urges united world law driven by public support to avert war.
A Mount Dora city stance on enforcing traffic rules intensifies fines to deter speeders and stop-street violators. A stark cautionary vignette warns that ignoring signals can lead to a fatal collision with a child on a bicycle, urging drivers to stop and drive safely despite the crackdown.
A 1952 column warns about rising parathion use in citrus and other crops. It cites citrus industry claims of safety and notes fears from Today's Health and the Delaney committee about chemicals entering food and mother’s milk. The piece urges awareness of potential long term health risks.
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