13 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1945
Page
1
A fragmented literary quotation attributed to Euripides appears in the text, noting that the ways of the gods dive long though the end remains unseen or uncertain. The line reflects classic classical tragedy themes and antiquated diction.
A critic argues radio news relies on three major agencies and newspaper reporters. Broadcasters rewrite and revamp wire copy, with few exclusive sources. Radio offers entertainment and info but lags behind newspapers in range and verification.
In Washington March 12 a reshaping of anti monopoly aims shifts to Senate postwar policy. O Mahoney coordinates investigations into government built plant surplus assets across aluminum, synthetic rubber, chemicals and more. Hearings begin with light metals led by Towy Anderson, former TNBC secretary, linking to ongoing probes across multiple industries.
Jozef Elsner, Frederic’s elder, recalls the star pianist’s rise and retreat from public life as Franz Liszt presses for a salon invitation. News of Poland’s uprising unsettles none of the music world’s stalwarts, including Pleyel and George, who warn of the impact on Chopin’s health and schedule.
A draft plan outlines Senate committee assignments for the Surplus Property Act subjects. Senators Murray O Mahoney Mead Pepper Kilgore Ton Stewart and Stewart would chair or lead subcommittees on war contracts aviation, synthetic rubber, shipyards, patents, and electrical and light metals, aiming for ready oversight of government war plants.
The decision is expected to hinge on breaking up monopolies and large business to aid small firms. Officials foresee antitrust moves shaping the disposal, aiming to curb consolidation and boost competition.
A newly carved highway extends from the Governor John Wenworth outer estate to Hanover, marking the route used for the first Dartmouth Cal exe commencement. The road, coined the college road, facilitates travel to the distant Dartmouth event.
The Doolittle air cadre lands at Middlesboro in a display of early aviation vigor. Jimmy Doolittle’s fast plane shakes in for a dramatic, dusted-field touchdown as local officials and journalists greet the famed pilot during a West Virginia to Knoxville run.
A pilot delivering Ralph Brown's Privits plane for CAP wort was forced to land abruptly due to low kas. He landed on an empty plot and walked next door to discover the home of Ralph Brown.
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