23 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
1
OCR fragment references 41 Carriler 2c a wee ay Mall in Advance Curalde Git Limite of Middlewhare with prices in Kentucky and Virginia counties and Tennessee areas. It mentions annual and monthly rates, but the text is garbled and unclear. A political or legal tone appears with a quoted admonition about merit and virtue amid confusion.
Henry Heimann of the National Association of Credit Men argues wage earners can secure real raises without strikes or union pressure. He notes hidden taxes, not just withholding, raise consumer costs. lowering government spending and taxes could lift wages and boost purchasing power.
A reader from Middlesboro Kentucky writes to support maintaining state rail numbers and discuss potential new industries for the city. The letter criticizes proposed discontinuation, praises old industry with payroll taxes, and urges regional economic development. Personal names and places are referenced in discussing train arrivals and local business impact.
A fragmented report notes parents may be allowed to adopt quadruplets if all guardians accept. The text mentions Salt Sip in March and cites Mr and Mrs Qusie Hiergrnaves, who insist they will not separate the children unless city support is provided.
Fragmentary report describes Mex Hargreaves and Mia Thile in UlEA New York area struggling after a husband’s injury and car expenses. A community fund aimed at $20,000 raised $4,000, with two aldermen withdrawing support before a payment plan. Details are garbled but indicate a town seeking relief for a hurt family.
A garbled ad fragment promotes an oral care powder claiming to secure loose teeth and improve comfort. It urges users to sprinkle the product on teeth, touts molds and fresh breath, and emphasizes confidence despite embarrassing dental issues.
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