26 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1941
Page
1
An editorial notes about 300 relief groups registered with the State Department to send aid abroad. It urges coordination with the Red Cross to avoid overlap and misdirected shipments, warns against fake solicitations, and calls for a survey to prioritize effective relief with proper oversight.
Chicago markets report softer cattle trading with many weights down from Monday’s averages. Heifers and heavy feeders show pressure while yearlings slide, with prices for choice and freight stock trending lower. salable cattle around 8 000 head and veal prices easing.
The auction lists prices for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs with weights and bids. Notable entries include heifers at about 10.25 to 11.75 per hundredweight, mixed steers and heifers around 115, and vealers steady near 12.60. Sheep show scarce but steady demand with clipped offerings.
Major Alexander P. de Seversky argues for a comprehensive air power canopy to protect British merchant shipping in the North Atlantic. He advocates a continuous air patrol network spanning the Atlantic, criticizes limited destroyer patrols, and outlines aviation driven strategies to counter German submarine and surface raider attacks.
A long letter set from England describes three relatives correspondence from wartime Britain. Aunt Gertrude, Uncle Sam, and others reflect on London air raids, family resilience, and hope amid damage and danger as they share personal scenes of life under fire and ongoing war work.
A lengthy, rough-drafted letter discusses aging, memory, and renewed contact between Thy Boldumere and Wylde Groen. The writer recalls past hardships, personal losses, and efforts to move forward, noting modest business success and a longing to reconnect with old friends.
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