11 Jul 1946
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
1
The fragment reflects a reading of Judges 15 14 where Samson's deliverance is described as the Spirit of the Lord inspiring him and binding of his enemies. The text appears garbled with typos and archaic phrasing, lacking coherent context or a complete verse.
The city raised the tax rate by ten cents to cover rising school operating costs. officials call it a temporary fix while warning costs will surge. They favor re assessing to restore property values and possibly keep or reduce the rate. The piece links baby boom and war-era growth to fiscal strain and urges fairer taxation.
The Daily News will print tomorrow a list of streets to be repaved and the cost per front foot charged to abutting property owners. The figures reflect the contract awarded to Kentucky Virginia Stone Company by the city commissioners yesterday and are lower than earlier published prices after a street survey. If the State Highway Department lets a state road contract this summer with the same company, city repaving costs may fall further.
A physician outlines drowning causes and prevention, stressing swim lessons for children, boating safety, and immediate first aid. The Schaef fer method is recommended for rescue breathing while a nearby helper provides ventilation. The text discusses airway obstruction, warming the body, and when to seek medical examination for a drowning incident.
Readable text fragments describe a product labeled double measure sheuba quality and Mortie petroleum jelly. Mentions aids for dressing pain burns cuts and general care. Unclear full names, places, or dates due to damaged OCR but references to medical uses and home care remedies appear.
Moos predicts that a group or individual will engage in illicit activities involving nudity and sale of a substance or asset. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text, but the report hints at anticipated exploitation or contraband trade and potential harm.
In a tense scene Lucy Hancock and Kate Chianti remove a reluctant woman from a room as questions of marriage and breach of promise swirl around artist Bromwell Aves. Doctor Sally urges restraint while gossip hints at financial leverage and a possible match with a Cantwell heiress.
NEA notices a hospital scene involving patients Elizabeth Newell and Sally in a ward with Dr Channing and nurses. Subplots include visitors, plans for a breakfast visit, and hints of a romantic turn between Miss Newell and the doctor. The narrative follows daily rounds and patient care as the story nears a cliffhanger.
Hollywoods Pilot Paul Manta discusses elopement urges among film stars during entertainment tours. He recalls flying clients, including Lana Turner and Esther Shaw, with anecdotes about weddings, divorces, and celebrity elopements, while detailing his early career chauffeuring movie stars.
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