11 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1946
Page
1
A veteran correspondent warns editors that Russia mimics Hitler era tactics and may push for dominance. Predictions of Russia invading Turkey, atomic bomb threats, and calls to draft universal military training underline perceived peril. The piece urges realism, aiming to win Russian friendship while preparing now to avoid catastrophe.
Property owners express willingness to cooperate in a resurfacing program. A survey of paved streets to be resurfaced should be made and a list published for owners. Proposed streets include 20th, 21st and 220th avenues, Lotebury, Chester, and West Cunberg land avenue on the list.
Open Forum quotes and a long poem fragment mix with a campus note on a fishery project. Edgar A. Guest piece appears with a 1942 copyright and references a campus fishery program including a laboratory building and experimental ponds planned to cover about 1 acre at a cost between 4000 and 5000 dollars, led by zoology professor Dr A. Of Woexe.
A fragmentary report credits a Dr Edwards with a method to relieve constipation. The brief mentions patient relief and ongoing interest in the technique, with limited readable details about dates or institutions.
Ann Treker reconnects with Colin Drake after a tense return from the voyage. In a quiet dinner with Nina and Jack watching, Colin reveals his quiet concern, then urges Ann toward Port Drake with plans to settle matters at once. Alan Drake arrives, bringing family tension and a promise of future action as Ann wrestles with old friendships.
The writer discusses private ownership of the Middlesboro Canal and its public implications. Three businessmen now own the canal and may develop it for profit while addressing city drainage rights, public protection, and potential urban improvements. The piece anticipates a clearer plan and possible improvements without harming public interests.
Victor B. Gallan, who resolved to shave his long red beard after being discharged from the Army, now says he will keep it and may grow it further if needed. He plans to maintain the facial hair as a personal choice amid ongoing debate.
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