14 Jul 1941
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1941
Page
1
A commentary argues that Americans should reject a binary choice between Communism and Fascism. It asserts the U S. has resisted both totalitarian systems for decades, noting Russian propaganda and the limited American appeal of German Fascism despite its aggressive methods.
A damaged report notes motorists in New Jersey near New York found a horse exhausted and prostrate in a buggy on a highway. State police rescued the animals and subdued the drivers as witnesses reacted to the brutal neglect and public outrage at the scene.
A fragmented reminiscence on how people learned news in past decades. The piece reflects on social talk, the role of newspapers, and the transmission of knowledge through family and community interactions.
Q and A explain how employees can authorize payroll deductions to buy Defense Savings Bonds. Over a million workers save this way, with government facilities and purchase options available through the Treasury. Nearly 100,000 people already participate. obtain order forms at post offices or from the Treasurer of the United States, Washington DC.
A reflective piece argues that real wealth lies in purposeful life and education. It emphasizes practical achievements over credentials, praising U S civic spirit, skilled labor, and the training of citizens for productive roles, not mere diplomas.
Appreciation note from Daily Newsy Tatnrit editor praises Keatuke Shate TUghing Department for surfacing the highway by Steagh Creek. Mention of gratitude to Titus Nowholoward Coyky for cooperation and shared benefits with the commodity. Concludes with thanks and a nod to job printing at the Daily News plant.
In a rain soaked tunnel beneath an abandoned rail line, Henry, Jones, and a deputy guard a suspected killer while tension rises over whether professor Bisbee was murdered or died by his own hand. A frightened Marcia Wensley emerges as a possible suspect. a return with a radio and a search ends without answers as a rainstorm closes in.
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