27 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1946
Page
1
A fragmented worker voices debate on school funding and taxes, arguing that costs rise with living standards but tax increases are unpopular. The piece laments malnutrition among the underprivileged while urging support for education, police, and public services through fair taxes.
Postwar talk centers on utopic bombs, color TV, and fountains as gal for two vants. Senators debate amid winter sickness and cold, urging restraint yet acknowledging comfort as society weighs toward war readiness.
A chaotic Washington scene centers on Sen. John Vonkhard and aides as discussions of the cotton handkerchief price linger. The exchange, spiked with confusion, touches on OPA ceiling pricing while reporters and onlookers seek plain terms. Kellogg’s anecdote about a handkerchief leads to questions about price signals and economic policy. The dialogue exposes gaps between policy wording and practical understanding for farmers and the public.
Ann hosts a Thanksgiving to New Year gathering at Port Dray and, with Nic, Susie, Colin, and Alan, stages a festive party. Susie blooms as a guest and dress participant, while Ann questions growing independence and romantic attention from Colin. The group dances, toasts, and jokes about gifts and flirtations as a new year begins.
A springtime reflection on blooming trees and new life across Cumberland mountains and local farms. The piece notes tobacco beds, forward-looking towns like New Tazewell, warehouse ventures in nearby counties, seed and fertilizer drives, and a labor shortage that affects rebuilding and growth in the region.
Forum notes ongoing issues at the local theatre with patrons urinating on the floor and balcony exits used by unsavory individuals. The writer urges management to restore sanitary, safe conditions and allow appropriate action to protect patrons and theatre standards.
Local correspondents report visitors and relatives in Greer's Chapel Tennessee. Lois Thomas returned from a month with Freeman and Bullard families in Rookwoods while others attended a Powells Valley basketball tournament and hosted relatives from Clinton Harrigan Cave Spring and nearby towns.
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