A welfare made man and his creator worship
A welfemade man. Yes-and worships his creator Henry Clapp.
27 Aug 1945
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1945
Page
1
A welfemade man. Yes-and worships his creator Henry Clapp.
The Reader's Digest September issue surveys an eight point plan by William Mard to reduce US Soviet distrust. It urges inviting the USSR to international conferences, creating a joint commission to ease information, guaranteeing free elections in liberated regions, and restoring China’s territorial integrity while expanding trade in Manchuria. The plan also calls for disarmament talks, non racial outreach to Asia, and full use of the United Nations General Assembly to shape policies.
A Douglas Larsen NEA Washington correspondent report outlines labor and education trends affecting women in medicine. It notes rising doctor numbers yet ongoing barriers, with many women remaining single or widowed and facing longer training and cost concerns.
In the Daverton Sentinel tale Thayer Kittridge anxiously awaits Brock Kittridge's return from travel. Brock arrives with nervous charm, apologizing for past smugness, and the couple share a playful moment over Miss Mary biscuits as their romance advances toward marriage after a short courtship.
A decades old political piece argues the war program is honest while detailing alleged bribery, corruption, and profiteering within departments. It notes officials claim strong public support, while others warn of overextended medical needs and heated political rhetoric.
Travelers journeyed across the world by air and sea only to lose their belongings on a homeward train. The fragment hints at a voyage mishap with items left behind during transit. Names, dates, and places are not provided in the readable text.
A fragmented report discusses ringed birds valued in a sport of shooting. It mentions a person named Maverid and a fatal punishment concept, with references to wads and aleath. The readable text is damaged and uncertain about exact facts or context.
In Hobby Day hosted by Kiwanians fifty Fellows shared their hobbies and leisure routines. The narrator reflects on how hobby time contrasts with work, praising recreational activity for rest and mental refreshment while recounting a childhood spent reading and daydreaming rather than farm chores or field tasks.
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