Fragmentary line on power and fate in Goethe quote
A fragmentary historical text echoes Goethe about power and self. It hints at themes of kingship and pride, presenting an old voice on leadership and human limits in a compact, cautious way.
26 Aug 1947
Page 1
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1947
Page
1
A fragmentary historical text echoes Goethe about power and self. It hints at themes of kingship and pride, presenting an old voice on leadership and human limits in a compact, cautious way.
A Washington column from January 20 discusses theater in the capital, noting audience reactions and price pressures, while also touching on political strategy. It mentions President Truman’s labor and industry talks, cost concerns in federal programs, and broader calls for wage and price adjustments amid national debates. The piece blends cultural notes with policy speculation and public sentiment.
Taxpayers allege Kentucky city officials violate state law by withholding the annual auditor’s report for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1947. They urge publication, bond notices, and accountability while contrasting national price discussions and inflation concerns with calls for legal compliance and responsible governance.
The circuit court records show multiple filings including divorce actions and separations such as Johnny Dawsmove and Saree Waany, Mildred Crockett and William Crockett, and Harvey Givetty versus Tda Giveney. Also listed are marriage licenses, names of parties, and dates across various counties, with reference to related petitions and notices. The note includes scattered names, dates, and locales such as Tennessee, New York, and Mississippi regions.
Hollywood reports Woody Herman, renowned bandleader turned crooner, openly confronts Hollywood critics while planning a New York tour. He denounces Hollywood’s climate, condemning its sky writers and noise, and defends his artistic path amid a growing debate on the industry’s direction.
In Willow, Michigan, a mobile train tour shows car assembly operations at a rate of one car every 40 seconds. The route covers about two miles along the assembly lines, with each car equipped with a speaker to explain the process to tourists.
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