13 Jan 1944
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
1
An essay critiques wartime language and its shifts, noting how epithets gain reproachful meanings. It urges careful use of terms like fascist and liberal, then discusses rising high school enrollments and a manpower debate. The Byrd Committee highlights unspent war funds, urging cautious spending.
Fragmentary lines mock others for boasting while criticising German successes and urging restraint. The text appears as garbled commentary with unclear subjects and minimal coherent action.
A fragmented notice references a public sale or listing near Pratt's Cate in Middleshave, with mentions of local officials and a date in a 10 Kotenites Hietth context. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to concern a municipal action involving property or assets and a nearby location.
An article discusses the potential of rocket-armed aircraft and jet propulsion in future air combat. It describes missiles mounted on airplanes, ranges from several miles, acceleration and dive behavior, and the risk of high-speed rocket trajectories. The piece notes experiments by Army Air Forces and Ordnance with rocket projectiles and mentions initial tests, limited effectiveness, and hopes for improvements in air-to-air and air-to-ground roles.
Ferndale Mrs John B Havel and her parents of Pine Friday guests include Mrs Cecil Robbins and Olins and Arnold of the Marines stationed in Cal. Mrs Onc hosted Wednesday. Browell Hendrickson returned to Dayton Ohio with Benton Smith. Miss Opalee Alanton stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson at Pineville Tuesday. A T Kullemas of East Mineville visited Mr and Mrs Mex John Hendrickson James Hendrickson Tom Anthony recently with relatives in Grays Kentucky. Charles Danieway Teskeen visited home after hospital stay. Cordie Brooks and Mr and Mrs Thievey Givens were at Pineville Sunday. Hill Smith Youlee Biunton and Melsh John Ket Henderson active in Pineville business. Visitors from here included Chartes One Way and Givens, Mr Nyonel Wendrickem Belts Smith and Mrs Bersig Penelilek son. Rev debi Williams of Pineville filled regular appointments with daughter Lilian visiting the parents.
Notre Dane guard Gilhooley is the son of Flash Gilhooley, famed base stealer for the Yankees and Red Sox. The text also wrongly references marriage ages and countries, offering no clear local event.
A reflective piece by Robert L. Kincaid laments roadside deterioration and forest loss along the Saddle of the Gap. The author recalls protests against quarrying and coal tips, condemns modernized road work, and predicts future efforts to restore the natural beauty and historic landscape as part of a National Park vision.
Louisville Kentucky reports that Senator Alben W. Barkley will be the principal speaker at the 760th annual midwinter meeting of the association for J. 20th through 21st August.
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