13 Mar 1954
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1954
Page
1
A chaotic look at a rising trend in hair styles as top salons push competing cuts from the pink wall of fashion to an international beauty show. The piece notes rival cuts including the Yaw Parisian and Far Eastern styles, with fashion leaders debating novelty over substance and no clear winner yet emerging.
A chaotic, garbled recounting of White House social events and private club intrigues centers on President Eisenhower and his wife. The tale mentions Mrs Mikelihover, the Anasty Club, golf outings, and tensions over who may attend exclusive gatherings. It references historical figures and politics in a fragmented diary-like summary.
A string of fragmented items from a Washington to California spread covers quirky incidents and stray facts. Reports mention a service auditor, a dog pound door jock, a Korean veteran with a flag, tax refunds, damages from a vehicular accident, and odd notes on barbers and cherry distribution, all framed in a hazy, garbled agency-sourced style.
Washington reports outline President plans to raise personal exemptions for taxpayers as part of tax reform. House Republicans push for a $100 increase, hoping it lands in the final package, while some Democrats resist the broader proposal and general tax changes. The debate centers on how much relief to offer individuals and how to balance the budget.
It Happened! In Kentucky details a county case and a trial in which a man named Walees was sentenced to seven years for a robbery in Ashland. The report notes a county justice official, Judge Lees, and mentions arrests, a local news item from March 13. Resident witnesses describe tremors and a search for the source of a break in.
Infant baldip Mahe son of Mr and Mrs Hermit Mite of Lone Macanitn died, funeral at 2 PM with Rev Hehse Sani officiating. Clivenne Mathe of Louie MannanWurygeos also noted, with service details and burial to follow.
Arte, cdavar dlolin Gwar, aged 600, of Gowar in Agder, survived by daughter Myrtle Ger rot Grecieville Tennessee. Burial held at Abe Party Cemetery Gilesbeece New Tazewell in a local church service with Me Rcy Robert Jones and Rev. Pred de TL.
Funeral services for Joho Adis were held at the Ginirfield Bayrtist Ghost with the Tey in attendance. The Bavistt was noted in the Mlnek dae Comeirey in Trichy County Gilbsetieree, Nees 'Trswell, with attendees from the community.
In Covington Judge Mare Swinton denies George Gugel’s plea while awaiting appeal outcomes. Prosecutors support upholding his conviction for visiting the rights of Louisville can, as attorney Charles B. Loser eyes new strategy to shake the case, with steps toward Washington discussed.
Delegates from about 20 American nations gather for Inter American Conference amid debate over a proposed anti Communist resolution. Secretary Dulles signals U.S. support for private investment as core to Latin American development while warnings surface about internal sovereign choices. The meeting adjourns with plans for a broader, joint approach to external interference concerns.
An incomplete report notes an individual admitting that he tipped a second-hand coal stove and that three men who reentered the scene warned against taking things further. The details of the boat and fire remain unclear due to damaged text.
Society notes describe Barbara snubbing a new Playboy party as rumors swirl about separations and high society figures. The account lists names, marriages, and rumored destinations while noting her seclusion and unreturned calls amid ongoing tabloid chatter.
Fragmented text notes March 2 1912 origins in Savannah Georgia and mentions leadership and worldwide connections. References to Duliette Gordon Low and the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in 1925, with later membership claims.
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