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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
6
A saying frames wisdom as a well of inner truth. The line contrasts the hidden depth of prudent understanding with the surface effort of extracting meaning from within.
Mount Dora faces growing frustrations as heavy trucks clog the Orange Blossom Trail through downtown. Residents and visitors endure noise, delays, and hazards near schools and the lake as planners promised a town meeting and a state road survey, but no final report or actionable plan has emerged.
A national memo urges unity and positive outlook as President Eisenhower’s illness at Fitzsimons Hospital prompts questions about his recovery and possible run for a second term. It argues reduced duties could help leadership while calling for focus on healing and national unity rather than political mudsling.
The UN General Assembly fails to seat Communist China for a sixth year as the vote postpones the issue to next year. Indonesia shifts to against the US while Israel abstains, and debates center on Western alignment and future recognition of Argentina’s post Peron regime and its delegates.
H. N. Kirkman warns that drivers must surrender their 1959 licenses to obtain the 1956 version to prevent misuse. He told the State Cabinet that some people used old licenses to obtain permits elsewhere and then swapped in a spare during minor violations, prompting a request to county judges to collect old licenses when issuing new ones.
National Business Women's Week highlights unequal pay for women across professions. A Florida survey shows average female newspaper staff earning 50 to 59 dollars weekly, with male colleagues earning about 20 dollars more for similar city reporting work. The Equal Rights Amendment remains a debated goal amid protests and advocacy by BPW and legislators.
A letter to Governor LeRoy Collins discusses Dick Edgerton now a Florida official and suggests he focus on Lake County to promote reapportionment ideas and a regional development commission. The note questions political strategy and influence.
The piece recalls Eisenhower urging Republicans to unite on party philosophy rather than his personality. It notes the historical rise and fall of the indispensable man idea, cites Lincoln on government by the people, and argues the president resists the notion while seeking another term for peace and party unity.
A Federal Reserve Board report shows auto debt rising sharply, with June up 567 million to reach nearly 12.6 billion. Total consumer and mortgage debt also climbs, raising concerns that widespread borrowing could threaten the economy as the nation sustains heavy debt levels.
The First Methodist church WSCS marked its 15th anniversary with honoring founder Mrs. Rogers and former pastors wives Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Blackburn. Speakers recalled Mount Dora church growth from 49 members to six circles and 1,700,000 worldwide, with $6,800 spent on external work last year. Rowena Dooley received a life WSCS membership.
A total of 12 Mount Dora area residents are in Waterman Memorial Hospital this week due to illness. Names include Mrs Melvina Bleeker Mrs Flora Laskey Mrs Emma Sears Marsh Mrs Marguerite Miller Miss Sarah Leatherbury Jacob Langthorne Paul Milner Manassa Grantham Paul Gosnell Mrs Hazel Wolf Arlen Bagwell and Mrs Kathleen Sanders from Lake Jem and Sorrento communities.
Lou Bethea announces registration is open for Korean veterans to earn high school diplomas via adult education. A meeting is set Monday at 7:30 p m at the high school for eligible veterans to apply and join general education classes. Veterans have up to three years after discharge to apply, with GI Bill eligibility.
In Mount Dora police court another morning session saw Orlando man David Jolly Jr. fined 100 dollars after being charged with driving while intoxicated. Deputy Murphy testified he saw beer cans thrown from the car during a pursuit along Route 441. Ft Lauderdale lawyer Edonais Jordon was fined 10 dollars for speeding in a 15 mile zone although he argued his need to pass a truck. William Jones of Laurel Mississippi received a 15 dollar fine for public intoxication.
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce warns residents to hire only licensed termite control companies in Florida. The Florida State Board of Health must license pest firms, and complaints should be filed with the State Board of Health in Jacksonville and the Director of Entomology, John A. Mulennan. Mount Dora has enacted penalties for fraudulent termite exterminators.
The ABC Sewing Store has opened in the Post Office arcade in Eustis Lake County. It features Pfaff machines and other brands with a management announcement offering a 50 dollar price cut on new machines this week.
A week ending September 28 records only 1.4 inches of rain. September rainfall totals reach 9 inches, up from 4 inches last year. For 1955, 49.2 inches have fallen, versus 38.3 inches by the same point in 1954.
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