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Middlesboro Daily News in Middlesboro, Kentucky

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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1944

Page

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Arcursel Be He Who Plays With the Devil Sehler

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Moribund Jersey City Dictatorship Debate Hits New Jersey

In a valedictory interview Governor Edison condemns Hague patronage and Tague’s machine. He notes Washington backing and Roosevelt ties, warns of Republican successor Walter Dige, and cites a slipping Hague influence as Democrats hide. Also discusses postwar reconversion, machine tools, and Axis controls on transport and aviation.

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Rural Adult Education and a Dean's Debt Saga

J J Joslin, a Des Moines publisher and editor, funds Rural Adult Education with article requests paying cents a word. Dean and Peony Joslin, facing debt, hire Gideon Planish as Rural Adult editor, amid shifts in college posts and a July party to launch the venture.

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Edson analyzes postwar reconversion choices in Washington

Washington reporter Peter Edson weighs civilian needs versus weapon production. He argues three plants a typewriter factory machine shop and an auto plant face order to shift to peaceful work with minimal disruption. He warns against uneven rollbacks and advocates coordinated plant phaseouts to preserve employment and efficiency.

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From My Window by Y Kincaid Sparks Saver Reflections

A Middlesboro parlor scene prompts thoughts on postwar economics. A working man’s dignity in a cash economy reveals rising wages, inflation risk, and shifting production as households save and invest. The piece argues for prudent spending, debt payoff, and community-oriented investment amid uncertain times.

Furlough Actor Jackin Cowper in New Film Release

Actor Jackin Cowper, star of a juvenile delinquency tale, was granted a four week Navy leave to appear in a final film during his V-12 training at Joyolo eo in California and now at Notre Dame University. The cast includes Gale Storm Pre Morison Anthony Ward and others.

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