25 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1950
Page
1
An advertisement lists weekly mall rates by carrier for Middlesboro and surrounding counties in Kentucky and nearby Virginia and Tennessee with yearly and half year options. The line also includes a Bible verse about land and bread and a garbled blessing about Wilderness and wandering.
An editorial argues Washington's bid for home rule is blocked by fears of minority enfranchisement. It notes the district's racial makeup, the discharge petition stalled in Congress, and compares Washington’s status as capital and border city to reflect democracy in daily life. The piece condemns barriers to voting rights as un-American.
Reported activities show Mrs Ray Givans troop continuing second class badge work and mans labor. Hobart Reams Brownies received cigar boxes for a lesson on Flow hox. Next week they plan to bring sifted dirt and plant bulha or stods. After instructions, troops played muyes. Keebaugh troop crafted pictures using gingham ylnas and pie ture pinta. Goforthamet and Pilgentriel groups met, awaiting phys to be given ab trop mpeling. C Blake troop met, next week visiting J W Freeman home to inspect hotbed and buy plants for mower boxes. plan to plankhemselves.
The Brownies with assistant Dentley Myra Millers made pin high scores on wood and played games. The intermediate troop led by Mrs. Mary Lee Worthington checked their second class badge marks and worked at the cookie suite.
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Metix Sampson and memorials for Larry Partin and Stephen Elmo Walters. Surviving relatives, service details, and burial plans are listed with church and family connections across Middleshoro Harrogate Monroe and Caljoway listings.
Thomas Walker High School in Ewing will host a countywide music contest on Friday April 7 featuring solo and ensemble performances by students from area schools. Participants prepare selections in piano vocal and instrumental categories with judges from the region present to evaluate performances and announce winners.
Kiwanis Club held a Ladies Night with a dinner at Cohbeplant Mele Inn. The program featured entertainment by Hibal and proceeds supported by members including Mrs Waller Poe and Mrs Saunders. Guest of honor Vien Nupabelin spoke as club officials presented prizes and engaged attendees in a lively evening.
Jowa City March 26 179 Robert Bednasek gives his version of how campus sweetheart Margaret Anne Greahickon twenty died from an abrupt incident in a controversial case. The defense argues questions over evidence while witnesses testify yesterday about a fatal tragedy at a university party. Local students and prominent figures fill the courtroom as proceedings unfold with jurists weighing the testimony ahead of next steps.
Idr M W of Los Angeles says Pazo brings amazing relief from piles after seven years of misery. The message touts fast soothing action, reducing pain, calming inflamed tissue, and preventing cracking, urging use of the suppository for easy application and rapid comfort.
A ground party organized at Port St John in northern British Columbia launches a 20 mile southeast search for a missing US 8 CAI plane. Royal Canadian Air Force crews aided, hoping survivors or wreckage signals are found after the aircraft disappeared en route from Aucharace to Creat Ralls.
A new book titled Songs of Inspiration has been published, featuring spiritual songs with words and music suitable for singing at home. The collection includes a full color front cover depicting Christ and notes that tunes are ready to play, with many songs receiving radio airplay and use by prominent singers.
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