01 May 1951
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment lists varying mail subscription rates by region and area codes. It shows territorial references to Kentucky and Tennessee with yearly, monthly, and special rates. The text is partial and lacks coherent context.
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses how most car accidents are preventable with careful living and supervision. He notes fires and burns from fireworks heighten hospital, morgue cases and urges parents to teach safe crossing, car behavior, and tree climbing caution to reduce injuries.
An American executive seized in Budapest in 1949 is freed after lengthy negotiations. The U S government traded consulate access, broadcasting limits, and travel restrictions for Vogeler s life and return home. Democracy s principle upheld as Vogeler gains life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
A proposed scheme to move thousands of government workers to outlying areas aimed to harden the capital against attack. Senators balked at cost and feasibility, with few alternatives offered. Supporters insist dispersal is vital for continuity in war or crisis, while opponents doubt its practicality.
Defense mobilizer C L Wilson receives many calls from Palm Beach old friends in Industry asking about defense plants. He often says to mind their own business and not worry. When asked what he will do with new plants he quips that they will be placed in storage to become obsolete, hoping America will keep developing machinery to outpace obsolescence.
Sidelights from Korea describe a plague of displacement as refugees crowd a nameless city near the Han River. The piece recalls quiet fires, muted hostility, and a lone American or British helper amid the uproar of a besieged capital as families seek warmth and safety while the front lines and loud explosions fade into memory.
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