03 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1948
Page
1
Fragments indicate a discussion of a figure named Spurgeon and references to months and sums. The readable pieces suggest a historical or biographical note about leadership or influence, but key names and the event remain obscured.
The piece argues Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia embarrasses the American third party policy and tests Mr. Wallace’s peace theory. It criticizes a soft US stance toward Russia, noting Benes’s concessions and the terror pattern under Communist rule, and calls for a clear stance on global peace.
Local record lists marriages for Chester Mintele to Mildred Miracle. William Tomlinson to Ruby Mays. John Bundy to Opha Minyard. Robert Hobbs to Opal Taylor. Henry Jefferson Jr. to Christeina Ware. Robert Martin to Laretia Mason. Ed Kruckler to Hildyx Saylor. Gloria Taylor. and others. Also itemizes land transfers: W Hobart Reams to William Billingsley. Floyd Jones to J R Collett. Thelma Mason to Doris Baker. Robin Baker to Mary Ellen Marker. Charles Taylor to J W Webby. Dave Lambert and Lacey Lawher t to Lillian Shelton. Lambert to Chadwell. Chadwell family transfers. Locke to John McGill. Saylors to Alex Lawnen. Ballard Ray Maney to Edward He Veury.
Eugene Stagnare promoted from meat sales promotion man to meat merchandiser for Kroger's Louisville area stores. He will oversee purchase and sale of all meat for four Kroger stores. Stagnare joined Kroger in Cincinnati in 1932 and has held multiple roles including head meat cutter and personnel training.
Residents and visitors from Hutch Kentucky area are listed in a weekend roundup. Names include Arnett, Barnett, Pursifall, Favre Lew Davis, Warren Garrett, Larry Wooyne, Meisel Tusifull, Geetyade, Andry Arnett, Leo Wilson, Clifford Va Beb, Millie Haskins, and Mill Creek area residents with mentions of travel to Knoxville and nearby stops for family visits and routine errands. The fragmentary text records weekend visits, family gatherings, and local mobility.
Washington column reports Glen H. Taylor of Idaho considered running as vice president on Henry Wallace’s third party ticket despite family and staff opposition. It notes resulting shifts after Wallace dropped defender Landis, plus a Pentagon desk change for a top official, and a congressionally charged period with lawmakers pressuring for exam of the European Recovery Program and government spending while Duplication of effort is criticized as part of the democratic process.
A garbled humor piece mocks spring cleaning and schoolyard pranks. The verse riffs on chores, the circus visit, and a Western professor opposing petting as a joke targets youth and daily life in a nostalgic, cheeky tone.
A doctor describes how diseases or infections can cause pain along the sciatic nerve. The piece notes that irritation may stem from herniated discs, cartilage issues between vertebrae, and various conditions affecting the spine.
An archived item notes Montgomeny Ward detailing service records for apprentices. The entry lists names and roles within a local craft guild and references a procedural update affecting apprentice enrollees and wage notes. The document preserves names and positions for the regional trade community.
A jumble of quotes from Gov Earl Warren and Sir Stafford Cripps on taxes and incomes plus comments attributed to T J Wood and other figures. The text weaves economic opinion with political commentary and ends with a mention of a vacuum cleaner gift to Martha Toft.
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