24 Jul 1946
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1946
Page
1
A brief fragment quotes Ecclesiastes 12 12 about the toil and burden of tasks, noting excessive labor and the limits of wisdom. The line evokes dusk and fatigue, reflecting on the end of work and the need for rest.
The piece questions CIO leaders' stance on price controls and warns that permanent price and profit fixing could transform government policy. It notes Murray's push for broader social legislation and suggests presidential influence and CIO votes shape policy. It also discusses Georgia's county unit system limiting minority influence in electing Governor Talmadge.
Mr and Mrs Everetty Marke moved to Corbin Maine while Mrs Ray Bahr and Aldridge were business visitors in Middlesboro. Mrs J Hendrikaun hosted Samurday dinner forMx and Mrs John Hendrickson. Miss Browning and Mrs Corey teach here this week as school begins with good attendance. Jessie Lea Webb of South Carolina visited his mother Mrs Sarah Webb. Walter Sturgill, employed at Cumberland Gap, visited family over the weekend. Various locals attended events and visits in Middleshore, Pineville, Barbourville and surrounding towns with multiple households noted for visits and hosting. A decoration at Chadwell Cemetery is planned with services Sunday.
Fragmented OCR notes report a visit by multiple locals including Hayley, Keith, and Willie with references to Middleshare and a claim that some can live under water for 72 hours. Mentions of visitors and distant relatives appear amid garbled terms and misread place names.
Della DeEtta resents credit for a lavish charity party held at our cottage. Robert Wynne organized games and a playground, earning thanks from the children while Della frets over newspaper credit and social perception. Cecily enjoys the games, and tensions rise over who gets public recognition.
The article describes lighter lawn mowers with redesigned wheels and reduced overall weight. It notes industry claims of easier handling and lighter operation, citing technological tweaks and anticipated mass production.
From Washington July 24 up describes a January 9 1844 wedding in New York at the Pierre of Natalie Garsson and Maj Louis K Klebenay amid reports of wartime travel orders by pentagon officers. The piece covers alleged fake orders, hotel charges, and Senate questions over military pay and wedding duties.
A political briefing notes a claim that the witness admitted being in no light hearted mood. The remark highlights potential impact on credibility and the handling of evidence in the case or inquiry. The file underscores how mood can influence perceived sincerity in testimonies.
An anonymous testimonial from a St Louis reader claims chronic stomach gas and constipation caused friction with coworkers. It promotes Prulux laxative containing Cascara and Senna as a thorough gentle flush for bowels, liver, and kidneys with a money back guarantee.
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