15 May 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1950
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices for Middlesboro area and surrounding counties, with annual and partial-term rates. It includes a religious sermon excerpt about the Last Supper and a note by Rew Mundie A Savannah.
In a decisive Florida primary George Smathers defeated incumbent Claude Pepper, signaling a Senate bid and a shift toward anti administration stances. Smathers drew broad support from veterans, university alumni, doctors, and labor, while Pepper campaigned for Fair Deal civil rights and Taft-Hartley repeal amid cross-party voting dynamics. The piece also notes New York rainmaking experiments yielding unpredictable results and critiques of controlled experimentation methods.
Preliminary figures put New York City's 1950 population near 7.75 million, about 250000 below recent agency estimates. The gap suggests the city may not reach eight million, though residents feel the larger figure in perception.
Azalea Palmer recounts a tense sequence at the tennis club pool where Paul Moody pressured her father Wendell Valuer, a murder or crash of the family scandal looming. Queripel questions motives and weighs if Moody killed the father or merely blocked a commission that would have altered their lives. The tale hints at a tense motive, a possible crime, and a bitter love triangle, with the story continuing.
Washington notes on European efforts to expand exports to the United States as officials and diplomats discuss trade balances. British and Dutch trade missions plan exhibitions and commercial activities, aiming to sustain European products in American markets amid Marshall Plan era shifts.
Patients suffer sleepless nights due to stomach gas and breathing difficulties until CERTA VIN enters the market. The new formula, taken before meals, purportedly aids digestion, relieves gas, and boosts vitality with a blend of herbs vitamins and iron.
A reader letter from W I Jane lauds The Daily News graduation edition for featuring nearby high schools and acknowledges staff effort. The text also notes WWI service by about 9,000 American Indians, with 8,000 in the Army and the rest in the Navy, and mentions a storage temperature estimate for potatoes and coal.
James J. Stewart, a K year old retired railroad man and WWI veteran, was stranded near Vanay while en route to Greenstrungh to cash his pension due to a rail strike. With no money, he plans to seek a ride to reach his destination and collect his payment.
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