10 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
1
A compact reflection cites Proverbs 5 21 and an Ovid line warning against worldly deeds. It ponders mortality and the limits of human pursuit before divine judgment. The pair contrasts scripture and classical thought on virtue and fate.
Opinion notes Americans should mobilize for peace by strengthening the United Nations. It argues the UN needs reforms including limiting veto power and empowering a global police, urging popular pressure in the U.S. and allied countries to push reforms for permanent peace. It also dismisses rumors about U.S. pressure on Italy and supports free elections.
A futurist household guide highlights built in and movable appliances to ease chores. It envisions refrigerators, ranges, and kitchen fittings with improved design and control features for comfort and efficiency. The article notes better storage, lighting, and sanitation as core goals for updated homes.
Fragmentary forum items from Evarts and nearby towns discuss local issues and requests for publication. The misspelled notes mention daily printing, paper delivery, and local residents urging editorial coverage.
The Advisory Commission report urges universal military training for the United States, warning Congress it risks weakening other defense elements if adopted. It outlines five lines of national defense with universal training as the sixth, notes costs around 1.78 million, and questions its impact on health and education benefits. The piece frames opposition from the President and Republican senators and predicts possible inaction this session due to election year.
The record catch of striped swordfish weighed 1040 pounds off the California coast. Reported by noted author and traveler Zane Grey, the event highlights a remarkable maritime achievement in early fishing records.
A fragmentary historical note credits Richard Treverthick of England with devising, by 1802, an early motor web. Improvements followed and by 1824 several steam vehicles were transporting between Chetenham and Gloucester, England.
Dr. O'Brien outlines safe driving and cycling for high school students. He stresses equal precautions for bicyclists and drivers, urges adherence to traffic laws, proper lighting and signaling, and the practice of fair play to prevent accidents.
An old Kellogg’s advertisement touts All-Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It claims lack of bulk in the diet causes discomfort and suggests cereals and muffins with Bran plus ample water. The copy guarantees bowel regularity with a double money back offer.
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