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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1950
Page
1
The snippet shows carrier rates by region including Middlesboro Kentucky and Claiborne Tennessee with monthly and term prices, plus a quoted religious or moral reflection and a biblical style line about the righteous dead and a maker's call. The text blends ads with literary excerpts and jurisdiction names.
The piece argues profits are central to wage and price decisions and warns that debates among labor, industry, and Congress lack a shared definition. It urges a principled study to determine what profits are essential to free economy interests before judging whether industry pricing is fair or excessive.
A letter from Middlesboro Daily News editor argues Republicans from the North should woo the South with goodwill and faith, not force. He urges healing old wounds, opposing Democrats and Coalition rhetoric, and predicting shifts in party alignments as America faces changes.
Stephanie learns Yakov seeks a set of letters linked to a cameo and a Cherry Orchard Code. She plans to tell Hagar as Charlie Reddy offers police witness aid. A mysterious shadow trails her as she heads to confront the danger with allies.
A garbled column by Hal Poste references injuries and a crime scene in a western town with bottles of Nuament and a diving accident. A lecturer mentions a term sounding like opening g and a character discusses operations at a park. A Georgia case mentions men charged with crap shooting and a tor slept through a dive. The text also hints at a baby and a new pair of shoes.
Miracle News reports births and family visits in Miracle Kentucky and surrounding towns. New daughter born December 28 at Maeville Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Soul Bogg of Detroit formerly of here. Local families, guests, and relatives from Cubagr, Pineville, Goebel, and nearby communities are listed with holiday gatherings and hospital stay notes.
Meldrum Ky residents hosted visitors and family gatherings over the weekend. Mrs Fale Owens and Helly Dou of Middlesboro dined with Mr and Mrs Walter Qweng Sun. Others, including Mrs Toll Barton, Mrs Nancy Micka, and Roy Barnett, were seen visiting relatives and shopping in Middeboro and Middlesboro. Dogroses lore mentioned as a plant note.
Washington column reports editors from 91 of 845 U.S. papers reject GOP competitiveness against Truman's New Deal. Across regions, a wide range of opinions probe whether Republicans can win in 1950, with calls for platform changes, states’ rights emphasis, or even a merged party with Southern Democrats.
Editor discussions show Republicans urged to present a constructive positive platform. Across multiple papers readers echo calls to quit being the Me Too party and push for a balanced budget government reorganization and less big government with fewer controls. Strong voices also demand a stand against statism and a straight out attack on labor racketeering.
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