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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
4
The article argues the San Francisco peace treaty falls short of real peace as Russia remains defiant and vigilant. It urges the West to push concrete, development-based measures to curb communism rather than rely on a symbolic treaty and victory rhetoric.
Mrs Adaline W Kerr died recently at her Summer home in Andover Massachusetts after a life devoted to schooling and youth. She helped found the Malden Business School and led its executive team since 1917 while organizing over 1000 Parent Teacher associations across several states. She also helped found the Girls Club and served as a director of the Malden YWCA.
The reader records a five day cycle of Florida weather from Thursday through Monday. Morning rain refreshed lakes and skies gave way to violent storms, then calm evenings under a bright moon. Friday night’s clouds and a cool mid day rain cooled heat. Saturday started with a breeze over the hills and lakes, then sunset calm. Sunday brought a Sabbath of home chores and a pie baking mishap. Monday opened cool at 71 and the day stayed pleasant with vivid sky views over palm-lined horizons.
Edward N. Smart II tallied 25 bass in a week at Mount Dora while his father Edward C. Smart totaled 22. The Easton Pennsylvania visitors fished Lakes Beauclaire and Carlton, with Mrs. Smart preparing a feast from the catch.
The piece reflects on Mexican history from colonial disdain to the revolution, noting how peons demanded bread and land, heroes emerged, and outsiders exploited Mexico. It contrasts past prejudice with a growing respect as Mexicans progress, and cites Emiliano Zapata’s slogan as echoed by a U.S. senator, linking destiny to democratic will.
Aldrich, now residing at 901 E Eighth Ave, is appointed assistant superintendent. He has a master’s from Stetson and studied at Penn State and Alfred University. He served in WWII in a factory job while pursuing teaching, and is active in First Methodist church Kiwanis and Cub Scouts. His wife Ruby is from UmATilla, they have three children Ronnie Roberta and Reta.
A Florida column recalls-swapping climates from Texas heat to Minnesota cold as residents defend the Sunshine State against heat critics. Pastor Jimmy Sutley vows not to complain about summer while Councilman Bill Prinz and family endure cold before finding Florida’s warmth again. The piece closes with a pledge to grow in grace and good deeds.
County Agent R E Bob Norris urges growers to establish fire guards around citrus groves this fall. He recommends mowing or chopping rank grass and leguminous cover crops to reduce inflammable fuel before cover crops mature, noting drought and early maturation heighten fire risk.
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