10 Jan 1944
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1944
Page
1
Incomplete OCR text references grace and peace through knowledge of God. Mentions Peter 152 and Kilrosse rone unclear. Content appears religious in tone with uncertain references and no identifiable event or date.
The piece argues that even with many ships, landing craft are scarce and crucial for Pacific operations. It notes the Navy may seek 400 to 500 more ships this year, critiques restrictions on foreign trade, and links shipbuilding to steel and railroad capacities. It also mentions Chiang Kai-shek visiting Cairo, the broader war draft on shipping, and a side inquiry about gasoline price ceilings and black market prices.
The Rev H C Hithiard preached at Rose Hill on Sunday. Visitors included Russell Van Has from Paning ton and Bill Honshell listed sick. Family members Fava Trent Lillian, Eck Gregory Jean Denton, Gladys Taylor improving, and others from Michigan West Virginia Knoxville Pound VA were seen visiting. Funeral services were held for tert Gibbons of Rose Hill.
Mrs Ottie Simpson visited her brother at Blackmont. Opal Blanton was a weekend visitor in Harlan. Mr Harvey Givens visited his tether at Meldrum. Mrs Charles Janeway is in Evans Hospital. Charles Barnwell and Elis were in Pineville and Middlesboro on business. Ottie Simpson and daughter Aprimus visited Tapp Valley. Miss Apalio Bryantson stayed with Mrs Myre Roy Hammonds at Carbin. Walter Givens arrived safely in England aboard US Navy. Bronell Hendrickson and Benton Smith attended a show in Middlesboro. Miss Cordin Brooks was a bus visit in Middlesboro and Pineville. I L Mendiickton is very ill at home. Business visitors in Middlesboro included Mr and Mrs Bill Smithy, Mrs Rose Kellans, and Miss Apelie Bharton.
Gideon Planish, a professor at Rint Galtege, pursues Teckla Schaum amid campus social clashes. He hopes for influence and love, while Teckla tests him with playful yet sharp refusals and hints at future possibilities as their tangled relationship unfolds.
The clipping records deaths and visitors for Mrs. Carolyn Callahan and Aunt Sarah Howard, noting mourners from Middlesboro Wheeler Monroe and Tazewell. It mentions a Mt View Hall revival ending soon, and various locals visiting families. A Fort Worth official reports odd requests from a Moreno man seeking gasoline coupons for a hunt.
Notice warns individuals including Roberta Vikning Adloringstyntriys and others to file certified statements of indebtedness by February 3. It references a priority for addressing amounts due and outlines the required filing action and deadline. The notice names multiple individuals and organizations connected to the matter.
A fragmentary reminiscence profiles Dr Gray, former pilot at First Presbyterian Church in Midleshom, amid a Lexington campaign. It recalls his seven years of labor, a son’s death, charity work, and community divisions while detailing his public appeals and sermons.
Open Forum shares a December 1448 meeting record from Louisville where the Kentucky Peace Officer's Association endorses the Kenne Committee Brewin Trial Foundation self-regulation effort to aid law and public welfare, with copies to spread locally and statewide. Letters from Los Angeles and notes from Bell County describe support and ongoing appeals to communities in Middleshoro Colmar and New Tazewell.
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