23 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
1
A fragmented quotation blends Romans 12 2 with garbled lines about truth and sight. It cites Hulwer Lyston as a supposed source, but the text is unclear and likely miscopied. The item reads like an interwoven quotation with erroneous spellings and attribution.
On March 19 marks the 25th anniversary of the Senate vote against joining the League of Nations. Editorials from New York papers recall the defeat as tragic and warn against partisanship now hindering a new world peace effort. They praise Dumbarton Oaks and Philadelphia 1787 as sound foundations and warn against isolation and costly militarism.
Ernest J. Norris of the Southern Railway System argues a town relies on railway steel to grow. He says the steel moves food, fuel, building materials, crops, and factory products to market, supports railway jobs and tax money, and keeps travel safe.
Army Air Forces rocket fighters terrify German troops, forcing daylight retreats into forests. Captured German reports praise 422% sortie results with 1117 rockets destroying tanks, gun positions, ports, and factories. Fighters aid Normandy invasion and boost offensive tactics by penetrating reinforced concrete and delivering devastating blows.
In Frankfort Ky on March 22 Attorney General Elden S Dun nit ruled that fifth class city ordinances must be published in a local newspaper with clear circulation. If not published the ordinances are unenforceable. The opinion was sent to William Q Crutcher editor of the Rowan County News in Morehead. The Prosperity NC post office was discontinued during the depression and never reopened.
A tense sequence unfolds in Arlington Street and the Commonwealth Apartments as Nick and Pat sense danger around Charley’s theater run. The discovery of Magda Calavestri’s pale, lifeless body in the elevator area confirms a fatal confrontation linked to the unseen intruder and a missing ally.
From My Window urges promotion of the Wilderness Trail to boost postwar commerce. A meeting is planned in Middlesboro at the Coal House on April 4 to discuss plans. Letters from readers, including K M Smith of Ewing, stress the trail's historic migration relevance and its role in Kentucky’s early settlement and American history.
Six tropical diseases occurred in epidemics among South Pacific trans. Dardanelles name traced to castle at southwest entrance. Contract bridge features four players. tournaments may have five. Great Britain issued airmail stamps. Blood type percentages: O 45, A 48, B 8, AB 4. Type O universal donor. AB universal recipient.
United Press notes flash floods in upper Ohio River tributaries with rain forecast likely limited impact on the river and its tributaries. Ohio at 16 feet at Tadaville with light rainfall expected to raise levels only moderately, not reaching flood stage of 28 feet. Local forecasters caution modest rises despite ongoing heavy rain.
The report notes that floods in upstream tributaries will have little effect since the Mash River is comparatively low. This assessment suggests limited risk from upstream floodwaters at present.
The group led by Mrs Wade and Mrs M L Worthington demonstrated cleaning lamps shades rugs walls and woodwork with the aim to show dustless dual clothes patterns for utility mittens. Mrs Ethel Mae Coleman was absent due to illness while Miss Price presided and attendees benefited from the information and enjoyed refreshments.
Kiwanis Club Agriculture Committee urges readers to grow a victory garden to support the home front. The message stresses doing one's duty and collective effort amid wartime.
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