09 Mar 1944
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
1
A fragment cites Sir William Hamilton on truth, comparing it to a church that shines when soaked in honesty. The garbled text presents a didactic quip about honesty and clarity, attributed to an older figure.
The piece questions Bernavi M Baruch's demobilization blueprint for industrial reconversion and its reception by various groups including Senator George of Georgia. It notes fears of executive control versus congressional authority, praises Baruch's experience, and urges trust while acknowledging the need to build a basic model before debating mechanical details.
In a tense scene Kitty agrees to ride with Collins after a near-tragic event. Collins aims to lift her spirits by a country drive while Peg worries about repercussions. The dialogue hints at past tensions and a fragile trust as the pair prepare to leave, with an ominous undertone about future consequences.
Surrey Parks daughter of Mr and Mrs Ire Parks improving in Middlesboro hospital after an apparent illness. Smoky Mountain FillShow at Tazewell courthouse drew families including Brooks Ely Bard and others. Mrs Jim Chadyick and Josh Mandy visiting relatives in Richmond Virginia. W J Minton shopped in Middlesboro. Miss Vivian Ely and Lois Marr of LMU visited here recently.
After years in confinement the Khartoumian elephant at the Hronx zoo became rogue and unapproachable by humans yet showed fondness for a robin family nearby. He reached up to touch their nest with his trunk.
An estimate totals 906,000,000 man-days lost to wartime production disruptions through accidents and off the job from Pearl Harbor to the end of 1945. The figure could have funded the construction of about 35,000 heavy bombers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a humorous phrase about the Hayd farts of Life and a person named John kavin. details are unclear and no clear event or context emerges.
Open Forum discusses an amendment to Kentucky 1942 TA Act about private power firms selling to industry. Convincing points include low cost dependable energy for peacetime manufacturing, TVA competition, and site selection factors like cheap power, transport, and labor. Local firms, utilities, and government weigh implications for industry growth and tax implications.
A fragmented social column from Mount Gilead lists numerous visitors and guests over several days. Individuals such as Helen Bolton, Elizabeth Hatfield, Inez Standfor, Opal Christley, Kyle Pleemon, Olewin Bester, and Opal Chvstley appear among many others visiting families like the Medoy, Souter, and Muncy households, with events spanning Thursday through Sunday.
Fragmented OCR text shows a series of social notes including weddings, visits, and family parties. Names such as Mrs Bark Eo Davis and Mr and Mrs Binge Collins appear alongside mentions of daughters Lviv Virginia Mareard and other relatives. The passage references hosting, dining, and visits across varied households with scattered place names and unclear dates.
Fragmentary text references horseshoes and steel items, mentioning eight shoes and two shikes with unclear context and incomplete details. No distinct individuals or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
A reader praises Governor Willis and Judge Stanley in a lengthy Kentucky related letter. The author endorses Willis for honesty, statesmanship, and unity in Frankfort politics, and criticizes partisan divisions hindering state governance.
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