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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1953
Page
4
Mount Dora Florida edition of a Thursday paper published by Mount Dora Publishing Company. The issue notes second class matter status since April 7 1916 and lists Paul H. Reese and Mabel Norris Reese as publishers.
A veteran recalls 20 months overseas touching London Paris Laval and Verdun then missing the Riviera Switzerland Rome and the Black Forest. He debates travel versus returning home, then accepts a Florida assignment after a sendoff with Bradley and Ike's plane.
The Apopka Canal crisis demands cooperation and patient, objective review before a permanent fix. Since 1870 the canal and dam have shaped land use from sugar cane to peat farming, with missteps like water hyacinth clearance and a distant dam causing harmful water flow. Local officials urge harmony with nature to allow a natural readjustment and prevent further flood damage.
The writer contrasts interest in Dr Kinsey’s sex research with a looming atomic energy issue. He cites Gordon Dean and Harold C Urey on nuclear policy, urges end of secrecy, and imagines a peaceful industrial use of atomic power to deter war, urging bold national action over fear.
The quote asserts faith as belief in unseen things and reward as sight. It then notes women can keep secrets as well as men but argues it requires more effort from women to do so.
A young woman explains in playful tone how a locomotive is made describing sand boxes stove lids furnace molten metal and a boiler. She notes the drafting room blue prints and the two people inside and outside pounding to finish the machine as steam powers its run.
The writer likens President Eisenhower to a character shown in a Philadelphia Enquirer advertisement and expresses hope he will display courage in facing the issue referenced in the book Sexual Behavior of the Human Female.
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