22 Aug 1945
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1945
Page
1
The text appears garbled with unusual spellings and fragmented figures. It references a publication area Middiesboro, a county, a year rate of 4 dollars, six months 9200, and outside area rates of 5 dollars, with a one month rate of 60e and 2.75 pix per month. The exact entities and meanings are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Middlesboro Chapter celebrates eighty-one years since the 1864 Geneva Treaty creating the International Red Cross. Hobart Reams notes the organization’s ongoing global services and its enduring obligation to aid soldiers, war victims, the sick, wounded, homeless, and displaced. The local chapter pledges continued readiness and service.
With the war in Europe and Asia over unemployment will rise and jobs will go to those better prepared. Youth who have not completed schooling risk being dropped from employment rolls. It is vital that every high school student faces the need for thorough preparation for the years ahead. Our country can rise if today’s high school youth receive strong preparation for leadership in ten to fifteen years.
A Louisiana wildlife official notes a program to supply edible frogs legs to soldiers. The plan involves coordinating shipments from a base to an island post and highlights security restrictions on details of the operation.
Washington Aug 22 01 The Justice Department prepared for early action in 25 anti trust cases held during the war at the request of the armed forces All 25 associations involved were engaged in war work to prevent interference with war production The Army and Navy withdrew objections These new cases to trial involve Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp Allied Chemical and Dye Corp American Air Filter Co Abellene Brass Cow American Surgical Supply Association of American Railroads Avondale etc Central Supply Association and others
The piece critiques fascist diplomacy as deceitful and manipulative. It compares Nazi and Japanese tactics to a brutal system driven by national ideology, expansionism, and staged promises while calling out the distortions of peaceful diplomacy and the role of leaders in engineering conflict.
A fragmentary, period-tinged excerpt surveys Western and Japanese views on Japan’s imperial aims, noting Western experts’ study of Shinto, the Imperial Government’s claims of benevolence, and the contrast between Japan’s rhetoric and wartime actions in Manchuria and China.
A garbled report lists numerous names and relations as members of families visiting friends and relatives Sunday at various households. The text names Mr and Mrs Charles Marlin Hubbard Rowrings Mrs Marshall Seller and children Tiige Mrs Chiffard Thirst aid and others visiting Rockhatl and nearby towns.
A Houston dispatch reports shipments of grain to Europe from March to June amid wartime disruption. The Exchanger agency notes 4 120,880 tons of grain moved via the Port of Houston to assist European nations battered by conflict during the period.
A Middlesboro News letter reveals Will Routh’s handpicked Bell County Democratic Election Commissioner list drew sharp critique for bypassing the County Executive Committee. Critics say proper notice and meeting rules were ignored, with party integrity and cooperation with independents under dispute. Kenneth Green supports a War Memorial Building as a town tribute.
In Troy New York a six month old beagle named Brownie has been chosen as a foster mother after the original mother died four days after giving birth. The mothering instinct appears highly developed and reports indicate the kitten brood is prospering under Brownie.
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