20 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mailing rate card for a rural route outside Middlesboro and nearby counties with annual and monthly prices, plus a clipped narrative about someone hearing the word and anger to the West. The legible portions mention Kentucky and Virginia locales and price figures.
The Justice Department aims to break up major firms like U S Steel and A and P, arguing modern antitrust needs target smoother devices than direct monopolies. An impartial study by top scholars is urged to test legality, with mass production raising the stakes for competition and public welfare.
Gloria confronts a barroom mystery and demands a servant as she seeks a lawyer to defend her husband. She questions Benoni and considers Boston or New York lawyers while police pursue a Sal Ahis murder. A distracted professor offers odd guidance as Gloria plans her next move.
In Anderson Indiana the American Guard mobilizes for the May primary aiming to educate voters. The group plans a 16 page Voters' Manual detailing offices and candidates, funds, and procedures. Organizing across Madison County they build a broad, nonpartisan civic education push with meetings at various times daily.
A Middlesboro man reports dramatic relief from daily stomach gas after taking CERTA-VIN, a new formula advertised to work with meals. The product contains ten herbs plus cinnamon and tron, claims to expel gas, aid digestion, and strengthen nerves with vitamin B. Frank I. Te Co. endorses the remedy as a cure for those suffering from chronic stomach discomfort.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains polio viruses come in at least two types and spread likely via close contact. The article notes virus presence in water and waste and outlines outbreaks, incubation, and the importance of isolating cases to reduce spread. It highlights ongoing global research and supports the March of Dimes and Infantile Paralysis Foundation efforts.
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