Post Office Listing at Middlesboro Ky Second Class Matter
Red at Post Office at Middlesboro Kentucky with note about life and hope, fragmentary OCR reading referencing postal matter and a local tag.
03 May 1945
Page 1
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
1
Red at Post Office at Middlesboro Kentucky with note about life and hope, fragmentary OCR reading referencing postal matter and a local tag.
Italian reaction to Mussolini's death confirms our suspicion that 11 Duce’s fellow countrymen were never impressed by his one achievement that impressed Americans. They remember trains and terror more than empire, and the Italians met his end with swift justice, not mercy.
A playful note suggesting an adult of about 175 pounds could absorb 658 cubic feet of wit in a day. The line uses humorous hyperbole to compare wit intake to volume.
Fragmentary text warns about kidney disorders causing sleeplessness with unreliable remedies. Mentions symptoms like swelling and eyes. Promotes questionable products and urges consulting a druggist.
The Bell County Board of Education will accept bids until May 7 for construction of three school buildings at Blanche and Pineville. Plans by the Department of Education are on file at the Bell County Superintendent’s office. Bid bonds are required and bids must be sealed and delivered to the superintendent.
In mid July a single auto crash at the Post Office terrifies a rural Maine village. Residents push for harsh ban on automobiles within a mile of the town, ending local prosperity as fears of death and destruction spread after a Canter Car accident.
A garbled report from Yorkfort May 2 describes efforts to remove a historic prison tower and nearby landmarks. The county grand jury warned against removing the tower, urging preservation of its historic significance and the surrounding features, while opponents pressed for abatement and changes to the site.
Fragmentary OCR reports a Whitaker family gathering in Harrogate district on a Sunday night with multiple individuals named Antileon Delph Beas and others. The text mentions Miss Nileon Talling and Miss Cohlewvu, plus references to social visits, a study, and a Friday prior event, but details are garbled and names uncertain.
The Cumberland Gap Methodist Sunday School class met with Mrs Ho Edwards and Mrs Cyeil Goer as hostesses to the ladies class at the church. An article noted the cake cutting and cake serving plan for the next meeting, with refreshments to be provided by Miss Mex He Chanceled the dip festival, and Mrs Moss to serve refreshments at the next session.
A chaotic clipping mentions George Cock of South Boston reporting two ladders stolen from his truck including a 30 felony item and a 40 foot ladder. It notes Misa Ghady Sutten and Miss Shi Yeary spending time with Miss Aileen Bansey, and a business trip to Knoxville by AM Wile and Haein Brooks.
An OCR damaged item discusses a 19 minute endurance test for athletes, noting strength training, sprints, and conditioning aims. It references teams and individuals in a tense, fragmentary sports update with unclear specifics and several garbled names.
Local society items list visits, weddings, and births. Notables include Miss Tuanita Lovell and Mrs Laura Snowy visiting in Knoxville. birth announced for Phyllis Dye and Harry Lee to Mr and Mrs Karl Haker. Red Cross representative touring. Central School Auditorium hosts Friday night May 4 event with Doevodlhs Sydney Myra and Robert Sandifer performing.
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