24 May 1947
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary lines mix biblical and classical quotes with stray words and punctuation. The readable fragment references Fox, thorns, pol, laughter, Ecclesiastes, and Catullus, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events, persons, or organizations.
The Mid dlesboro embezzlement case nears the May circuit court session as the city debates how to uncover the truth. The Ernst and Ernst audit reported a $43,000 shortage from 1942 to 1945, with Dooley’s CPA audit tracing earlier misappropriations. The Daily News urges an impartial grand jury examination of city records to indict only on solid facts.
Notice of sale under execution in Bell Circuit Court to satisfy debts. Personal property listed includes two brown mares, horses aged 7 to 15, multiple other livestock, and a red sleigh. Sale to occur at a specified Brownie Creek location near Cubhape Ky, with terms requiring a three month note and a bid by the highest bidder. Proceeds apply to Clyde Thomas and Wille Miracle judgments plus costs.
The signer THEL POSTER declares intent to apply for a beer sales license at Wohusness Bhowe ae Hi To Cale in Hall County Kentucky. Details point to the location and approval process required for the license.
A local clerk named Lee Adkins reports a plan to apply for a permit in Middlesbore Bell County. The notice mentions whiskey packaging and local regulatory steps requiring action by Haren doy to proceed with the beverage handling.
Washington column outlines subsidy types for mail pay and passenger services, noting costs to taxpayers reaching billions. It cites Air Authority turbulence, proposed airport expansions, and fears of directing subsidies to private carriers while urging a plan that modernizes navigation, safety, and air traffic control.
Janet Blair proposed a one week makeup strike by women to protest the luxury tax on cosmetics. She claims women could be taxed out of existence arguing makeup is essential for actresses, and notes the tax also affects handbags and other accessories.
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