19 Mar 1943
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1943
Page
1
The piece notes rationing at inauguration of a point system raises two major issues: cost and manpower for retailers, and higher food costs for families. It argues rationing will burden housewives with smaller portions and added purchases, illustrating with tomato juice choices and point costs.
London couple Mr and Mrs George Windsor and their daughter Hlinabeld join industrial war work making precision parts or camouflage nets near artillery. They symbolize democracy in action as King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Elizabeth boost British morale and support for the war effort from Buckingham Palace.
Relatives and friends in Knoxville Detroit and Middlesboro visitations and hospital stays. Miss Ruby Gimme’s Knoxville visit. Mrs Doyle Henry and Myrtle Vance visits. James Quinteel confined at Middlesboro Hospital for treatment. Charlotte Dixon injured in fall at Tot seater hospital care. various local residents listed visiting and youths in Powells Valley.
Miss Juve Ausmus is accepted for a clerical church role at the Kroger Grocery Company store in Middlesboro. Her appointment marks a localFaith community connection with the Middlesboro store.
Gabrie A. Palmera, director at the University of México, warns that bombing Rome would spark severe depression and galvanize opposition across Latin America. He asserts such an act would unite people against those who threaten world order and democracy.
A vast Phoenix crowd cheers Captain Jimmy Carr as his transcontinental glider lands at Sky Harbor. Amid the throng Pat Friday and Ed Bryant navigate a staged pickup, while Loraine Stuart exchanges roles in a photo stunt that underscores a coast to coast aviation showcase.
An open forum piece blends poetry and scripture as a speaker recalls a dawn moment with a small bird amid winter and storms. The bird speaks of divine shelter and life, leading to reflections on faith, creation, and the Psalmist’s praise.
The speech excerpts feature Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and Governor John Bricker arguing for continued Allied efforts and strong action against aggression. Clark M. Eichelberger urges continued lend-lease support into reconstruction, warning against isolationism and future conflict.
Rationing tightens, butter and meat scarce while reports warn of looming gas warfare. House Ways and Means votes against tax forgiveness as St Patrick’s Day events are scrapped nationwide amid red white and blue expectations.
Cincinnati market report shows hog prices 140 to 160 pounds at 13.at 14.50 and 120 to 148 at 14.50 with sows around 14.25. Cattle quotes include steers and heifers around 12 to 14.75 while dairy bull and beef cow values range 16.50 to 18. Sheep 100 head listed around 16.50 to 16.45, with wool and meat values noted as steady.
A garbled notice lists extended deadlines for various coupons and tied dates. It mentions No 4 gasoline coupons, inspection dates, Book No 2 and Book No 1 coupons for coffee, and coupon 17 for shoes, with deadlines stretching from March 21 to April 2.
The fragmentary text discusses reliance on divine care, citing a Bible verse about begetting trust from the Father in heaven. It weaves religious imagery of birds, providence, and a cheerful child of God set against a wartime backdrop. Names, dates, or places are not clear.
A draft note indicates the United States dispatched approximately 26 to 40 aircraft to Russia, more than to any other ally, as part of military support during the conflict. The fragment notes emphasis on U.S. aid amount and the comparative scale among recipients.
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