14 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
1
In belts of Middlesboro areas Belt and Knox Counties Kentucky Lee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee a yearly rate of 9 dollars for six months dvoj? plus three months price 2.50 per month. Outside these areas rates show 4 dollars per year six months 4.10 per three months 1.00 per font.
The piece argues against a $125 million U.S. credit grant to Argentina under Peron. It claims funds support American banks and firms, risks moral hazard, and suggests Argentina should seek loans openly. It criticizes Taft’s stance on European defense and U.S. global involvement.
Gloria Brown, newly married socialite, and Miltiades confront a tangle of jewel thieves and a labyrinthine murder plot. As suspects include mob-linked Bennonis and the infamous Jack the Cork, police pressure grows and a beach-side escape plan looms. The story blends clues, aliases, and romantic tension set against 1940s street life.
Guidelines describe correct flag handling including peak position, right side for the union, and proper display on walls stages and processions. The text also notes staff placement indoors outdoors and church altar usage alongside other flags.
A fragmented picture story traces pre independence banners carried by American patriots. It describes the blue flag with a white crescent at Fort Moultrie, the Virginia minute men rattlesnake flag, and a New England pine tree flag. It notes the Continental Congress 1777 resolution for thirteen stripes and stars, Betsy Ross reportedly designing the five point stars, and later additions of stars and stripes after Vermont and Kentucky statehood. It mentions Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner inspiration and references to 1814 flag restoration and World War II era use.
Dr. Edwin F. P. Jordan warns swimming remains safe if rules are followed. He stresses supervision, awareness of hazards in oceans rivers and lakes, and avoiding panic. Post-meal swimming is discouraged as digestion redirects blood flow, with safety improving after about an hour. Cold water sensitivity can trigger drowning risk, underscoring the need for careful, supervised practice.
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