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What about the “Monster from the Black Lagoon,” that came ashore at the old Lobster House? I grew-up in the Granada area on the Southside, next door to the owner of the Lobster House, “Ducky” Glickstein. He was called “Ducky” because of the old, naval, amphibious “duck” that transported his downtown customers across the river for lunch, so that they wouldn’t have to use their automobiles.
Maybe we can discuss the book I’m working on, centered in Jacksonville, entitled “The Virus of Hatred.” It goes all the way back to 1948, when I had an “exclusive dinner” with Ed Ball and my father, in Ball’s private, Florida East Coast Railway, dining car.