20 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1946
Page
1
The paper examines storm sewer conditions and the need to resurface streets without addressing standing water after rains. It notes old flushing methods fail to clear roots and debris, cites Louisville Paducah and Knoxville using underground cleaning equipment, and promises updates to property owners after further inquiries.
General Ede Smith, named by President Truman as the new ambassador to Russia, is reported to favor a policy of doing everything possible to make friends with the Russians while keeping America strong in the meantime. This approach aligns with the columns’ long‑standing advocacy for a cautious, constructive stance toward Soviet relations.
Peter Edson notes the Arnold and Fortas firm's appointment to represent Puerto Rico. He recalls Abe Fortas's past Interior role, his resistance to private counsel, and the unexpected shift as Portis may resign the Puerto Rican governorship. The column hints at improprieties and questions about government-private legal work.
Ann and Colin discuss a canceled check revealing Colin’s ex wife Millicent Roberts now Mrs. Roberts and $500 alimony. Ann learns of Colin’s ongoing payments as he recalls cruelty and a European escape plan. A sudden lunch with Jack rekindles tension and hints at further drama to come.
A Soviet backed analysis links Western colonial aims to dismantle empires from Africa to Asia. It notes British retreat, Indian focus on peripheral actions, and a three-man Raj cabinet commission, signaling shifts in Cold War alignments and decolonization pressures across Iraq Turkey Trans Afghanistan and Iran.
In Port SL a Czech official, Karel Hade s, portrays Czechoslovakia as steadfast through war and exile. He notes cautious hope for the future, the impact of Russia as a looming fear, and the Czech drive to rebuild with faith, education, and a stronger generation forthcoming.
In Frankfort Kentucky the state Senate debated a bill by Sen. Moloney to require husbands' permissions for spring house cleaning. Sen. Moss and others offered amendments to extend control over wives, including dress code during cleaning, while opponents called it a joke for bachelors. The measure passed by voice vote but was not logged in the journals.
A Nebraskan recollects a wartime dining character who joked with a butcher saying his “usual” bacon order, then faced a sharp price shock when a heavy piece of meat prompted an awkward purchase discussion. The tale preserves local color and the humor of the era.
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