27 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1948
Page
1
The listing outlines mail in advance outside city zones for Lissute of Middlesburar in Bell County Kentucky Lew County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee with rates of 6.00 per year 2.60 per month 1.25 per month and 3.00 for six months.
A medical overview by Dr Edwin P Jordan on fracture types and healing. It explains alignment, immobilization, and the importance of proper positioning to allow natural bone repair, noting different fracture patterns and the care needed for children and adults.
Federal Judge Hew Moore rules that a union may not use its dues funded newspaper to comment in a federal election while holding that the law's ban on expenditures infringes free press rights. He notes rights extend beyond publishers and highlights the need for measured reform and measured court tests ahead.
Fragmented quotes and dissent from prominent figures including Senator Taft President Truman Gov. Tuck and others critique postwar policy, labor, and civil defense. The collection highlights partisan tension about elections, anti-Communist measures, and potential political realignments amid calls for restraint and national unity.
The Colored News Vhe Vulpit Aid Society of Mt Moriah Mtaprise Chereh will meet this Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs William Brooks 71a Worehdater Avenue. Members will depart Thankful Baptist Church and Mt Moriah Baptist Church for sunrise mountaintop services. Rev Wint Holton and his congregation will preach at Thankful Baptist Church Master at Moelock. Pastor Rev M Wilgram announced.
In a crowded bus John Jones frets over skimped wages, rent, and a looming housing crunch amid strikes and rising costs. He rails at Congress, the president, and Cold War fears while imagining drastic shifts and new drafts. He considers unemployment relief, tax cuts, and a Marshall Plan, hoping for stability even as talk of war and red fears swirl. The column paints a weary, skeptical citizen의 daily grind under national strain.
A garbled column discusses rhetoric, fashion tips, and cultural attitudes. It cites a California doctor on saying no, explores power of saying yes, and notes clothing choices to convey distinct style. The piece jumbles lines about wives, pants, and tailors, with scattered misprints and names.
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