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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
4
The Mount Dora publication in Florida is issued weekly by the Mount Dora Publishing Company with Paul FE Reese and Mabel Norris Reese listed as editors. The paper was entered as second class matter on April 7, 1916, at the Mount Dora Post Office under the March 3, 1879 act.
A critique argues that Nixon cannot be solely blamed for corrupting political morality. It cites his anti communism fundraising as self serving and claims the Republican drift toward power, fuelled by McCarthy era tactics, threatens standards. It urges Nixon to resign to prove priorities lie with the nation and Eisenhower.
Apologies to PTA members and citizens misdirected to the Community building. The Youth Adult Family Life Institute date is Sept 29 rather than Sept 22. Dr. Howard C. Busching of Florida State University will lead sessions for adults and teens, with three evening programs exploring family life and moral development in a mid century context.
The letter details a clash in Hillsborough County between Lieut. Gen. Sumter Lowry and A L Vergason over education and world affairs. It portrays Lowry as attacking the Hillsborough school staff booklet Schools in Action while Vergason advocates UNESCO aims against illiteracy. The piece notes Lowry’s Florida chairmanship for Eisenhower’s campaign and argues Vergason embodies the meritless accusation against patriotism.
The piece argues Europe moves toward federation despite doubters. It cites six of sixteen European states forming a coal and steel union, with Spaak as its Assembly president. It notes plans for a constitution and a common federal law, urging belief in uniting nations under shared governance.
A columnist denounces the slogan you never had it so good and argues that purchasing power, tax burdens, car prices, and national debt show ordinary people were not better off. The piece critiques public relations hype and political rhetoric while calling for reforms and restraint.
The text notes a definition of chemical additive covering substances used to preserve or alter foods, substitute for ingredients, or act as pesticides in food processing. It references H.R. 3257, Dr A L Miller, and criticism from investigative committee testimony and the American Medical Association magazine. The source ends mid-sentence with garbled continuation.
The text discusses FDA regulation and H.R. 3257 to bar interstate use of a chemical additive unless an authorized application is approved. It outlines safeguards, investigation requirements, hearing rights, and avenues to appeal to courts up to the Supreme Court, noting the Administrator's orders remain in effect pending review.
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