18 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1947
Page
1
The piece argues the Moscow Conference reflects a shift to hard edged tactics against Soviet expansion. It cites strict security, distrust, and a US shift to Russian rules, warning that mere words won’t deter Moscow without stronger American and allied leverage.
A fragmented open forum from Bell County discusses teacher pay and qualifications. Protesters argue current wages lag behind 1910 levels while demanding living wages, better preparation, and job security. many writers urge teachers to join unions and push for reform.
In a fragmented Hollywood drama, Sherry Merriman, weary of routine and bedazzled by a director’s faith, nears a writing break after convincing Merriman to mentor her. The cast and crew, including Tony, Dale Gibson, and Steve Progeol, navigate drafts, salaries, and a late June atmosphere as Sherry longs for a first major role.
An Ohio doctor touts Olive Tablets as a natural aid for constipation. The advertisement asserts they cleanse upper and lower bowels and improve bowel movements without drugs, urging readers to follow label directions.
Daily timetable from The Daily News lists feature film schedule for Monday and Tuesday. Highlights include A Wonderful Life showing at 1:30 and 4:10 with late showings. The page credits presenter Anne Stewart and Donna Reed in a period advertisement style.
Norman leis of the American Veterans Committee urged Oklahoma’s congressional delegation to back a more generously funded subsistence allowance for veterans. A poll suggested 90 percent would hold back next semester if aid is not provided.
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