08 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1945
Page
1
The piece reviews War Mobilizer Ryanes first report to the President Congress and the nation while noting critics demand tougher war effort. It contrasts Byrnes economic focus with Roosevelts cautious diplomacy and cites stalled reconversion and inflation issues, plus praise for the FBI and a nursing of wartime courage.
In 1760 New York, Maj Daniel Lawrence lived in a sturdy Dutch patterned house on William Street near Wall. The property included a garden, orchard, cider press, dovecote, and nine hives, with cows moved daily to a pasture west of Broadway. The Lawrence house, built around 1705 by Lawrence’s father, was a brick, rectangular structure with varied brick colors, a Dutch stoep porch, a second floor attic, six bedrooms, a storeroom, woodshed, and a cupola on the road. The family’s social life and rural air contrasted with city surroundings.
A Middleshorn mother recalls her daughter debating Civil War loyalties at Glass in dunior High. The piece contrasts Northern and Southern views of General John Hunt Morgan, famed Confederate cavalry leader, his raid across Indiana and Ohio, capture, escape, and eventual death at Greeneville, Tennessee.
A 1945 US aviation briefing reports Civil Aeronautics Authority talks with Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce on federal role in civil aircraft design research. It notes industry concern over CAA development of private planes and cites Wright and Morgan disputing government-led manufacturing. It highlights demand for a sub 2000 dollar, safe, easy to fly private plane and cites figures on postwar private aviation projections and research needs.
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