05 Jul 1950
Page 1
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1950
Page
1
In a rough advance notice the snippet lists annual and partial-year subscription costs by county and region. Figures show $5.00 per year, six months $2.60, eight months $1.25, with outside city arva and other rates: $1.00 for one month, and $4.00 for six months as shown in the clumsy OCR.
The piece argues France cannot endure skittish politics amid global tensions. It notes French Societists withdrew support from the coalition, worsening a fragile government. The author urges political stability, suggesting limits on ousting premiers and warning of diminished international standing if France remains divided.
Walter Reuther presses for a neutral look at the guaranteed annual wage as bargaining heats next year. The piece compares pension debates and calls for public scrutiny of how the plan would work in small and large firms under varying market conditions.
Gloria Mulligan regains consciousness after a stabbing at Tony’s and an escape from danger. Lt McGann explains Lofty Gordon, once tied to the Benoni case, betrayed by police informants and jailed for five years, while Reuben Hansen saved Gloria and helped expose the emerald necklace plot.
The article outlines psoriasis as a common, disfiguring skin condition with variable affected areas including the scalp face and back. It notes genetic family tendency, and reviews several treatments with varying success, warning that many remedies lack lasting proof and urge caution with new methods.
Washington notebook sketches Dirksen courting Chicago Tribune stance while stressing national crisis. It outlines his positions on Marshall Plan reconsideration, government spending, education aid, and tax policy, plus campaign logistics, primary results, and voter turnout dynamics.
The message describes monthly distress preceding pain and a hopeful remedy. It mentions many women experience spasms and distress before menses, with promises of relief and general relief strategies. It emphasizes control of symptoms and suggests trying Catatil as a possible aid.
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