18 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1943
Page
1
Fragmentary old proverb compilation contrasts despising neighbors with wealth and poverty moral lessons. Cited lines resemble Proverbs 14 21 style, with unclear language and encoded phrases. The source mixes archaic phrasing and possible foreign script, providing a brief, enigmatic reflection rather than a clear narrative.
The piece argues the Senate subcommittee will likely find waste in the rubber program, noting excesses during the peak wartime panic and contrasting wartime management with a possible businesslike Pan American approach. It cites Doug Allen of the Rubber Development Corporation on high costs and offsets, and comments on radio soap operas as a hint of peacetime diversion.
A vulnerable father, Philip, lies with his sick son George as the dying man recalls past sins. The chemist Hedlow appears, and George laments his harm to others. The elder urges repentance and hope in mercy while a destitute man nearby faces murder or despair.
Dr Harry Emerson Foldick argues with Freud that humans crave love, security, and significance, fueling self-display and vanity. He cites public figures and myths to illustrate how the lure of attention drives behavior from contests to criminal notoriety and even madness, while noting self-respect underpins lasting institutions and ideal life.
Lincoln students and teachers celebrated two weeks of Christmas events. Classes performed a play, bake sales and gift exchanges occurred, and a class party featured games and a library party. A holiday tree and service closed the term, with a vacation through January 3, 1944.
The author recalls a long train journey bound toward Kantuckye and Tennessee hills, meeting varied companions from a Greek restaurant operator to a Broadway-bound Commodore, a judge, and a multilingual elderly lady, each adding color to the trip as they travel toward home.
Frank J. Taylor urges strong U S merchant marine for defense and economy. Readers praised the recent presentation on its postwar role and importance to national security. The forum emphasizes citizen involvement and informed support for a robust merchant fleet.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Lesingtong data efforts, Oscar Jackson, December 46 shopping in Knoxville. Miss V M Wilkins guest, Mattoulden to spend time in Mayslick Kentucky. Sergeant term ends in California.
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