03 Aug 1951
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1951
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices for outside areas and various counties including Ky, Va, and Tenn. It states annual, semiannual, and quarterly rates in multiple currencies and formats. No clear single location or end date is provided.
Citizens of Bell and Leslie Counties are urged to vote on Saturday August 4 for state and local offices. The editorial notes the Open Forum tradition, urges impartiality, and calls for strong law enforcement, urging voters to weigh records and platforms before the primary. Israel seeks to become a major oil refining center with Haifa refinery expanding to nine million tons yearly. current capacity is four million, with imports from the Persian Gulf via Kuwait.
In a Senate committee session economist Eric Johnston testified wage controls limited hikes, while Senator Taft challenged the impact. Taft cited Lewis’s coal gains before freezes, arguing operators and miners benefited with retroactive approval, reflecting nuanced bipartisan debate over wage policy.
The case centers on Harold W. Boyer of Allson Engine as GM's director of production engineering who would lead the Aircraft Production Board. He seeks absolute authority, while Washington defense officials resist granting such power, fearing unchecked priority for aircraft. If added, Boyer would be GM's first executive to join the mobilization team.
A Middlesboro Daily News reader criticizes candidates Maddox and Dixon and urges voters to back a reform-minded judge. The letter also recounts a Navy sailor’s Korea era update on Fleet Epidemic Disease Control Unit One and UN peace efforts, ending with hopes of returning home soon.
A large cheese display in Watertown showcased a 1,000 pound wheel from Lowville as part of the town festival. The event featured a float and a public square gathering with the big cheese as the centerpiece.
A man in Conshohocken Pa reports waiting outside a club when he fell asleep and awoke to find his $390 watch and money stolen by an unknown person. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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