29 May 1951
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text lists county names and monetary figures followed by a biblical verse. The readable portion mentions Ky and Va counties, Tennessee, dates, and payments, then quotes Deuteronomy 38:16 style language, yielding an unclear composite record.
A reader questions whether electrolysis is dangerous for removing excessive body hair in women and if it can be done on young girls. The column notes hairiness is rarely due to disease, discusses temporary shaving risks and permanent methods, and says properly performed electrolysis is safe and effective. The piece also mentions X ray dangers and that modern electrolysis may be quicker and less painful.
The piece extols top US military figures General Marshall General Bradley General Eisenhower and others as exemplars of service and skill who forged victory in World War I and now shape a united European defense In praising their professionalism it cautions against overreach while asserting trust in their ability to steer a course against communism It also notes ongoing debates over RFC influence and the fate of agencies like NLRB in a shifting defense landscape
In a tangled tale, Williams and Star discuss Rose Bidutt and Garner’s death amid a Bidault case twist. Merica recalls LaGrange as a hard case and hints at hidden evidence as they probe who framed whom. The Prater vault scheme links funeral trades to a wider swindle, with Barney Didault and Intery State Holding steering control through estate holdings.
The Middlesboro Daily News notes the Mountain Laurel Festival success in Kentucky with praise for participants. The Middlesboro Woman's Club float, built and manned by Mrs Doyle White and Mrs Har Ginbury, won second prize for best decorated representation of My Old Kentucky Home. The piece thanks organizers and highlights town development by local groups.
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