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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1945

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Outlawing Atomic War Should Lead in Renouncing Nuclear Use

The piece argues the United States should outlaw atomic warfare while preserving research. It contends the bomb was used only in extremis and praises its humane compare to atrocities, urging global disarmament alongside continued defenses and research to deter future warlords.

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No Sauce for the Gander President

William Green of the AFL is portrayed as miscast on postwar industrial peace. He rejects a joint labor industry government plan for reconversion, opposing government labor control while favoring a breakthrough meeting. Schwellenbach argues public interest should override self-interest, a view Green has yet to embrace.

William Green AFL Rie Green Mr. Grebn Industry Labor Schwellenbach

Debate on when World War II ends and legal status

A Washington column surveys how official end of World War II is defined. It cites the lasting reach of wartime laws, questions the role of treaties and presidential proclamations, and notes Congress and executive actions shaping the end of emergency powers and civil protections.

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State control of liquor debated by Kentucky panel

Frankfort Aug 17 UP a state controlled liquor system would throw a substantial number of workers out of jobs harming the economy, a Kentucky tax revision commission heard today. James B O Hear Frankfort distiller and subcommittee chair urged retention of the present non monopoly system arguing it yields more indirect revenue and better control. He said 6 700 people are employed in the industry earning 13 760 000 annually and that monopoly would reduce purchasing power and drive away hundreds of businesses. No final action was taken as the panel heard further budget figures and tax ideas.

Frankfort Kentucky Tax Revision Commission James B. O'Hear O'Hear Agai Wy. Moore Eastern State College Stat Leonard WW Prenton Glasgow I 4A Commission

Saving Silver Dollars In Midland For 90 Years

Midland man Banning Keats saved silver dollars for over 90 years and recently bought four more, paying an extra fifteen dollars for several coins. The collection reportedly weighs about 22 1/2 pounds.

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Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale

A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details for a local public sale with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.

Open Forum Supports Middlesboro War Memorial Drive

A local letter from Wm. H. Ballard expresses strong support for a Middlesboro war memorial. He urges ample space for future gatherings to honor naval fallen and those serving, praising the city and pledging his contribution when the fundraising drive begins.

From My Window On August 14 1945 End Of War Hope

Robert C. Kincaid reflects on August 14 1945 as the day peace arrives after years of war. He speaks of the world’s relief and the heavy duties ahead to build a lasting civil order, calling Americans to patient restraint and universal leadership in a new era. He honors war heroes and invokes Lincoln to emphasize democracy and Christian nation ideals.

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Transportation committee certification of applications without question

Our sharing average at the principal shift of 3.75 to 5, as shown by monthly reports over the last three months and verified by a spot check 97 Total. It takes 12 points to nominate for an OPA citation, and since your establishment received 12 points, your nomination was approved by FR read Wilson, district director. The matter was sent to the Regional Office and the National office for approval. Upon receipt of the citation we will notify you and arrange presentation.

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None formation of aspirin acknowledgement note

An advertising fragment urges acknowledging St Joseph aspirin for fast relief and strength. It touts 100 tablets and questions other brands, urging demand for St Joseph Aspire.

St. Joseph Mars

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