29 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1945
Page
1
Rates listed for carrier weekly 80c and mail in advance outside Middlesboro and adjoining counties. Various term options shown: six months 1.00, yearly 4.00, one month 60c, six months 2.75. Includes outside areas with different prices. Also features two quoted biblical and aphoristic lines.
The Mead Senate report cites idle workers at Norfolk Navy Yard amid war production aims. It notes excess staff, idle time, and nonmilitary duties as concerns, urging thorough review and accountability alongside prior investigations. The piece contrasts both condemnation and defense of Navy staffing.
Washington report outlines alleged payoffs and factional maneuvering surrounding a party setup. The piece notes leaders argued over who should relay the strategy to national committees as the political windshift affected insiders and the power balance within the party.
Mrs Odell Sivils of Harrogate Tennessee learns her husband Roy W Sivils a former member of a Kanigan unit is missing in action and believed killed in action around September 28, 1944. The letter conveys condolences and honors his service while noting recovery efforts and official status as missing rather than confirmed death.
Pvt Mary F MacDonald of Brishion, now with the Women's Army Corps, is highlighted as setting the pace in the march forward. The feature notes her leadership and service with the WAC during wartime.
A Port Ogiethorne resident in Georgia pursues a naval petty officer equivalent mirroring her mother’s WWI rank, aiming to honor family service and demonstrate progress for women in military roles.
A disjointed OCR passage describes a controversial celebrity dinner with misused funds and free food, mentioning meals, costs, and guests. The text lists figures like Roosevelt, Truman, Sinatra, and others, interwoven with garbled phrases about tickets, chairs, and a controversial event.
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