10 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
1
Sports notes report Jack Smith of the Harlan Smokies with three wins and two losses after a rough relief showing. The club’s other opportunities slipped away as late runs favored the Smokies in two tied games, with uneven offensive output noted in the fragmentary recap.
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A clipped passage mentions Hoh Broome of the Qik Tudje Bombers facing pressure to explain his actions and consider his options. Broome resists public comment while signaling possible continued participation or retention in his role despite external expectations.
The text mentions medalist qualifying at Hurlan tomorrow and possible digs at the Middlegboro Golf Club. It notes hopes for local representation and a major contest today, with references to Middleahoro and a grave feature on the day's events.
Sports calendar lists Softball events including Million Dollar Grape at Colmar and Martin Brothers at White M furniture, Manhattan Grill at Fund. Golf features Jones' Day at Middlesboro Golf Club and approaching contest qualifiers for the Harlan Invitational Tournament.
The Mar Jon Smokies moved into a share of second place after back to back wins over Oak Ridge Werder 4 6 at Harlan and 4 2, lifting their record. Pennington Gap broke Morristownia Red Sox 48 in a slugfest as Oak Ridge and Newport prepare for upcoming matchups with Morristown invading.
The readable lines suggest a public safety issue and a debate on mental health. A scientist claims talking to oneself indicates no insanity, while text mentions a judge and concerns about living conditions and well being.
Fragmented local column lists numerous visits and social calls across Gibson Station and nearby towns. Names like Mrs J Wo Estep Burl Beason and families, Joy Beason, Mr and Mrs Shirley Dool, Mrs Eliaaheth Syaung, Brenda, Haigh Collins, Gale Aldye, Mae Albert Taford, and Charley Talon appear amid mentions of Sunday and Saturday gatherings, dinners, and short trips to Detroit, Middlesbury, and Rise SLi.
Fragmentary OCR style note records visits to and from several local residents including Mrs Jates and Mr Rebocks Coaby, plus mentions of Carol and Billie Gaines. The text also alludes to a soda square of pure water for chemistry batteries and frost on refrigerator compartments, with multiple garbled place names and relationships.
Chronic kidney issues cause backache rheumatic pains and fatigue with dark circles under eyes and dizziness. A stimulant diuretic claims to flush urinary tract waste and relieve symptoms, urging readers to take Dean's Pills for relief.
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