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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
4
A writer argues that true peace requires mind rather than arms. Democracy must win hearts, not carry out preventive wars or atom bombs, to defeat communism and stave off future world destruction. The piece warns of uneasy peace and calls for a humane defense of freedom.
General Clay leads a campaign urging every American to join the Crusade for Freedom. The effort seeks to place names on a scroll at Berlin’s liberty bell base for the Oct 24 dedication and support Radio Free Europe. The program tells stories of escape from communism to inspire minds behind the Iron Curtain.
A breezy Lake county week recounts rain easing heat then new cloudscapes. The piece notes a tropical storm threat in Florida while praising nightly skies and a calm inland spell. It recalls a dreary Monday with a rain drenched picnic and notes how nature’s mood shifts with the weather pattern.
A family friendly film about a small Southern town at the end of the Civil War screens Sept 12 and 13 at the Princess Theatre Mount Dora. The drama centers on church home and school as pillars of life with a pastor, a modern doctor and a revered old colored man in Walesburg.
The wind and rain return with steady, light showers bringing relief to dry earth. Rain fills the lake and raises water levels toward a natural state. Citizens enjoy walks in the drizzle, noting no danger and hope for sunshine to follow.
A letter to Gordon Conboy discusses statewide turmoil and the expectation of a clean, sweeping change in the year. It references the Weather Man and Citrus Culture Corp in a critical tone.
City Council on Tuesday set a flat 75 cent monthly hauling fee for all business premises to be added to electric bills regardless of usage. Council also tasked Councilman William Prinz with determining the proper garbage disposal charges for hotels and other facilities.
Joel McCrae plays a pastor in a tense lynching themed scene with a burning cross and a threatening note. Ellen Drew Dean Stockwell Alan Hale Lewis Stone and James Mitchell round out the cast in supporting roles.
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