15 Aug 1951
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1951
Page
1
The notice outlines pricing for carrier delivery at 30c weekly and mail subscription rates by advance paid outside the carrier area. It references Kentucky and several counties with terms for six months and one year options, including a $5.00 base rate and varying payment arrangements.
An opinion piece argues the Internal Revenue Bureau faces corruption as tax collections soar. It cites bribery, extortion, and political influence in major cities and urges a sober, nationwide review of policy, staffing, pay, and appointment practices beyond sensational crime probes. It notes Weaver Commission recommendations for career-based appointments and questions Washington control and uniform tax enforcement. It also contrasts public insistence on accountability with government waste fears before shifting to a fringe note on Korean truce talks and Nam II's silence during negotiations.
Washington reporters spotlight Herman Welker Idaho as a rising talent after a speech criticizing West Point honor lapses and cribbing amid cadets aged 18 to 21. He cites the failed honor system and quotes a congressional hearing paragraph on intercollegiate athletics.
Frost Texas hosts a mass experiment with 468 volunteers to test whether anti rabies shots prevent polio. Dr Herbert F Hipps conceived the effort with Will Miller supervising injections at Navarro County Health Unit. Officials report no major reactions beyond a few tears as participants are observed for hours.
Life to death report from Columbia City Indiana notes that Dr. Benjamin Linvill, who signed a birth certificate for John Langohr years ago, recently signed the death certificate of the person who survived the birth. The sequence ties the birth record to a subsequent death certificate through Langoly.
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