29 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1950
Page
1
Classified ad lists pricing by carrier and mail subscription rates outside Middlesboro area in Bell Knox Kylee Claiborne counties. Rates include 9 years 2 months at $2.50, 8 months at $1.26, and one month at 60 cents. Outside area price is $4.00 for 4 years 4 months, with monthly option.
The article argues for pay-as-you-go financing of defense spending to curb inflation and reduce debt. It notes President Truman's proposed tax increases on individuals and corporations, with dates under discussion, and cites Senator Taft's support for balanced financing. It warns higher taxes to slow civilian demand and limit debt interest payments.
Parisian dress designers reportedly initiated fashion shows as London events ran opposite schedule. The dispute hints at broader tensions with potential UN interest. A modeling-front commission could weigh in, easing UN concerns if appointed.
A fragmented scene shows McGregor accusing Shelton of sending money and manipulating health reports. McGregor questions a promise and references a caller door tactic. Shelton denies involvement, while a higher authority considers prosecuting McGregor.
In Capital City a tense scene unfolds as Col. Winton's office hosts Sammy Berend and McGregor amid suspicions of inflated damages and a hidden insurance liquidation source. The narrator seeks the liquidation lead, lingering on McGregor’s assets rather than liability suits while staking out Winton’s role and a possible cover. The plan is to press Winton for the source and pursue an arrest lead back to the courthouse.
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