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Middlesboro Daily News in Middlesboro, Kentucky
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1943
Page
1
95 Percent Wrong Charge Sparks Mixed Debate in Congress
Kenneth Mekellit acting chair of the Appropriations Committee reports Senator Hugh Butler of Nebraska was 95 percent wrong in criticizing U S spending in Latin America. He notes waste but defends overall policy, citing figures between 9 324 185 000 and 178 593 000 including or excluding military costs. The piece critiques Butler and laments boondoggling while urging practical economy amid war conditions. It also covers coffee industry protests and Mrs Roosevelt's decision to keep the White House tree dark with children decorating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lengton Kenneth Mekellit
Washington
A.shameat
United States
Butler
Tok
Truman
House Nava Affairs Committee
Randes Oy
Navy
Brewster
Palmer Hugt
The Haunted Man and the Ghosts Bargain Chapter XI
A murky chemist room scene unfolds as the Ghost prompts Redlaw to seek out the reality behind his curse. Milly’s shadow and Redlaw confront the weight of guilt, with the Phantom promising mercy if he faces his actions and their consequences on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Noz
Rave
Redlaw
Hedley
Local visitors and community notes from Middlesboro area
Fonde Mnd Alt and Root Lankford visited in Roks ville on Wednesday. Middlesboro residents Mrs. Rete Thowminn and Timmy Nile Singeloy remain in the Mid dlebore Hospital along with Maz. Bill Taeman and Mr. MWuberk Grubbs. ALC. Mromk and son at Dustyaig discuss Mr and Mrs. Glen kawvnck. John Rose and family visited Sunday. A Christmas program by the fifth grade directed by Miss Susie Pierce featured songs and carols. Mrs. Tye Harbor and hippi sewer attended. Wedding news: Miss Aiken Sevier of Fonda to Ret, their Ma on" reside in Lourie. Revival ser by Rev. A Moyers reported fossil find near Los Angeles seeding interest. WE DO JGB PRINTING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebore
Fonde
Rete Thowminn
Timmy Nile Singeloy
Bill Taeman
Mwuberk Grubbs
Mromk
Dustyaig
Spine Nerve Pressure Said to Cause Pain
Dr K D Taylor of Middlesboro claims many rheumatic pains stem from spine nerve pressure. He asserts relieving pressure can end leg or shoulder pain and other ailments, noting some patients have tried various remedies with little relief. He advertises eye care and spine treatment with hope of restoring health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ture
From My Window By Noes to KINCAID
A report from Frankfort describes Governor Willis as courteous and open to discussion on park funding. The writer notes no firm promises, sensing a careful, sincere approach while politics loom over the inauguration and advising circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noes
Kincaid
Frankfort
Shaeon Willis
Sona Jess
Sal Dhan
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Willis
OWI and News Flow in Wartime Washington
A fragmentary column argues OWI should be liquidated or restructured as civilian-led to ensure centralized civilian governance and freer reporting. It criticizes Navy and Army news handling, cites Bari and Patton stories, and calls for reforms to release war news promptly while preserving security. Three infants were born in the U S in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Office of War Information
Patni
Owvs
Comestic
Mann
Washington
Hayt
NAVY
ARMY
Trang
Bari
Pearl Harbor
Cen Iniporsvart
Cuhawer
Wer
Stimson
OWL
Lyon
Haa
OWE
Alnur Pavis
Palmer
Beri
Pattonneident
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National Coffee Association
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Charles Dickens
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Mea Bervice
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Albert Michel
New Orten
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Im Charg Dott Flynn
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Alt
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Mindy Fieve
Miss Aiken Sevier
Fonda
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Los Angeles
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Imanaing
Laughton
Charles Laughton
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