29 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1950
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription options and rates for a publication serving Midllerhare, Midhllerhare area and surrounding counties. It lists prices in different regions including outside areas, with yearly, six month, and monthly terms.
Rowen L. Kincar Cites thirteen years of service at The Daily News in Middledboro. He notes growth, the new plant, and Arundel’s leadership while wishing him happiness with Mrs. Arundel in retirement. The tribute frames his career as a lasting monument to newspaper service.
Lt Col Melvin R B Blair recalls a chaotic dawn assault on a paddy town near Kuawi during a Chinese break offensive. American and allied troops faced grenades, mortars, and rifle fire as the defense held briefly then surged back. Blair, commander of the 208th Northwest Battalion, details rapid actions, near-constant danger, and a temporary retaking of ground before the battle ended in heavy confusion.
Mrs Gence Thompson visited daughter Mrs Albert Hopling in Sneedville Sunday night. Mr and Mrs W F Munacy hosted guests Delia Southern Ray Souther and family Dolly Edie the Edds and Sinmise plus Clyde Marke Sanity. Mrs Parkey and mother Mrs Minnie Lamb of Savedville joined Sunday guests. J D Gillis and Johnny spent holidays visiting relatives in Elizabethtor.
A misspelled message thanks the Daily News for a Christmas meal and coffee sent to Mr. Balls and others in Myewite County. Signatures from numerous local residents express appreciation for the gesture and its festive impact. The letter notes large school figures in New York City and ends with broad thanks to readers and staff.
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