01 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1950
Page
1
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In a stark assessment the piece argues that Korea faces near starvation, widespread destruction, and crippled infrastructure after two months of conflict. It urges a robust U S led rehabilitation plan, citing past postwar relief to justify massive aid and long term reconstruction to prevent communist spread.
A fragment notes Ber hard Harneb proposes price rollbacks on meat milk and butter seen during the war. It says current subsidies ended, no authority exists, and retroactive rollbacks would require wholesalers and farmers to participate, making implementation unlikely.
New minister counselor in Paris, Charles Chip Bohlen, known as Sete Deparkmint’s famous last words, comments on frostiest relations with Russia. He says he will understand Russia and work to avert conflicts despite challenging dialogue with Paris allies.
The narrator recalls a dramatic backstage encounter with Eleanor Lane and Jack Qanning, detailing Lane’s transformed appearance and maturity after years away from the stage. The piece captures memory, performance pressure, and the allure of earlier careers as actors prepare for a new Newark show.
Pte Walter Bolton completes training at the Air Force Ordnance School amid a ceremony. He attends with fellow graduates, marking a milestone in his military career and readiness for duties.
The column lists residents from Ewing and nearby towns including Gente Wheat, Will Stephens of Dayton, Herbert Elliot and Janil Sandra, Wayne, Cassie Vestal of Middlesboro, and Mrs Toten Owens. It notes Miss Kantey Stieher visiting and Milley Parks hosting events, with several local families mentioned in casual social notices.
A fragmented report notes a visit and a later gathering near Mt Zion. Names such as Neal Murennt and Hams eeaenemy appear in a muddy text referencing people connected to a New York or local area event.
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