An haviest nuts during a noble week of fed lap
A fragmentary note references a harvest season in a busy week linked to federal and local events. It hints at almonds and walnuts mentioned in passing, with unclear connections to people or places.
14 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1943
Page
1
A fragmentary note references a harvest season in a busy week linked to federal and local events. It hints at almonds and walnuts mentioned in passing, with unclear connections to people or places.
The piece argues against internecine squabbles among allied nations as they fight fascism. It contrasts De Gaulle and Badoglio roles, notes Yugoslav and Balkan tensions, and cites Roosevelt's long global travel and shipyard output to measure war effort versus Axis submarine dangers. It stresses maintaining allied cohesion to ensure liberated regions can choose their governments.
In a tense exchange the sick student Longford confronts Mr Redlaw about a hidden past and his mother’s name. The Chemist mocks sorrow while offering money as motive, and the student pleads for dignity as Redlaw’s unsettling mood deepens. Milly’s voice interrupts, adding urgency.
A reflective sketch of Perry Laing a kind, aging street vendor in Middleshore. The narrator recalls Laing’s gentle demeanor, small rituals, faith, and daily interactions on town streets, noting his decline and final departure as he imagines a peaceful journey.
Daily News invites readers to write on services to the community for a chance to win prizes. Submit a one page essay on one side, plainly written, with firm names and details if used. Entries due by June, to Middlesbora Daily News Contest Editor.
New York The Grolier Club marks its 60th anniversary with an exhibition from its iconographic collection. It features engraved portraits of printers artists and engravers collectors bibliographers and booksellers along with works from the Crane-Althea collection. The show includes bookplates trade cards paintings medals and bronzes and is free to the public through December 10.
Notice of anticipated revenue shifts as the Tell County budget faces revision. The Trd gel Commission will propose in January a court adoption to raise funds by 34750 and adjust the TD-C-7 budget line for Tell County’s anticipated fiscal changes.
An open forum message from G. M Khuckles and officials in Bell County Kentucky asks citizens to support local representatives and participate in upcoming elections. It appeals for donations and participation from all age groups, urging cooperation to gain broad public backing.
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