13 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary historical item with garbled text mentions sums like 6.00 and 83.00, a phrase about doing the will of God and well doing, and a quotation ending with The shortest answer is doing. Hurhert appears as a misrendered name.
The French railway walkout shows socialism fails to deliver contented workers as inflation grows and prices rise. Premier Ramadier's government gives concessions, but strikes widen, with demands for lower living costs and higher pay. The piece argues the fault lies partly with socialism and debates American systems versus French policy.
Hammond Indiana beauty salon operator Mrs Helen Koval advertises that the last person to report an available apartment will win free beauty treatments for many months. The bait aims to lure renters with a new apartment lead.
Meriden Connecticut reports the creation of the world s first mechanical piano player by HH K Wilcox at his Hib Angeluw plant. The device aims to automate piano performances, marking a milestone in mechanical music machines.
Union Local 7064 of Middletown Kentucky backs a new bill for a work reform tract reducing hours while preserving welfare limits. Washington DC mine workers leadership endorse the push with strong unity.
County court appoints Georgia C. Shemp as administrator of J. A. Slemp estate. All creditors must present claims verified by law by September 14 to the Bell County Court clerk Martin G. Tren.
The Tongusta list now includes synthetic automobile lirex as an edible item for porcu bines. No further details on origin or safety are provided.
A five course bincuel wig ser val at Iowa State College features all soybean products including soybean coffee and ice cream, showcasing soybean use in diverse dishes. The event highlights agricultural science and local food innovation.
The final report of William T. Rabel Ston as administrator of Sally N. Doom’s estate was filed in the Bell County Court Clerk’s office in 1947. The court ordered a thirty day notice for exceptions and appointed Martin Green as Clerk of Bell County Court.
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