13 Jul 1946
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1946
Page
1
Advance notice lists subscription rates by region including Ontaldo City Limite of Middleabero Ky and counties Lee Ve Claiborne Tean for 94 000 year 6 months 2.00 4 meptha 1.90 within area outside area 6 000 year One month 60 cents 2.75 six months Subscription pricing varies by location and term.
The Daily News reprints an Open Forum piece by T. R. Ware praising Pineville officials for keeping tax delinquency to about 2 percent, noting strong real estate valuation at 1.8 million dollars and contrast with Middlesboro’s shrinking assessments. Ware urges fiscal stability as Pineville faces broad postwar peace talks and future challenges.
Washington, July 13. The profile of Ordon B. Steelman portrays a tall, energetic, healthful man now assigned as Assistant President. A former Conciliation Service director, he is described as loud, fast-talking, tireless, and devoted to work, with a robust farm and military background. He married in 1904 and has children, with a busy home life and a large telephone presence in Washington. The piece notes his long hours, active phone use, and a conflict between public chatter and private routine.
In a lakeside camp setting, Sally Maynard and Bess Hamilton share an informal supper with Dr Sallock and others. Conversation touches on hospital duties, social standing, and plans to return for the 6 o'clock bus to Linton. The scene blends meal prep, idle talk, and a hint of future complications before departure for duty at 7.
The city and school bonds are being refinanced with interest paid. Public notices report delinquent taxes, city aid, and ad valorem taxes totaling about 60 000 dollars. The city plans street repairs funded by general funds and various bonds, with about 800 dollars monthly for street work and 49 000 in aid mentioned. A brief note references England’s wartime search for precious metal.
United Press Leased Wire reports on postwar German industrial power and occupation dynamics. It notes British and French aims: preserve Nazi-era industrialists, hinder German recovery, and French critique of coal output while Britain claims limited capacity to sustain postwar production.
Richford Virginia reported a 2,500 pound butter cache discovered in a field. U S casting officials say the supply was smuggled from Canada and not for sale. The article also discusses coal production and supply tensions tied to miners on short rations and potential increases in output.
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