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A brief newspaper masthead states that the publication is issued every afternoon except Sundays by Citizens News Co. Inc.
10 Sep 1941
Page 1
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1941
Page
1
A brief newspaper masthead states that the publication is issued every afternoon except Sundays by Citizens News Co. Inc.
A readable fragment cites John 1 12 about belief granting the right to become sons of God, reflecting a religious excerpt or devotional note. The text presents a paraphrase of a biblical verse with archaic wording and a devotional tone.
An editorial warns that Hitler’s plan cannot be dismissed as fantasy. It argues Europe clings to freedom and rejects domination by Berlin while warning the axis vision remains a credible threat. The piece urges study of Nazi propaganda to expose its blunt ruthlessness and to rally a better future.
A night manager at the New York Sete in Fines ville comments on a ridiculous mix up. He notes people mistook fly spray for olive oil and describes the confusion at Fly Tox while recalling earlier attempts with olive oil for breakfast at Liew Hiornings.
Colored News reports Pvt Lawrence Hiiley was entertained at Serhunt Robinson’s home Monday by the Great Club. Attendees included Mrs Haze White Kris Rabinesh Mia Robinson Wil Hii Walle Hopbert Babin Vom Vou Leland Vromt Samuel Babine and Mets Hilo Left Me New Orleans in the ad Qhisurhormastiy Bu.
A glittering opening in La Modera draws residents and visitors to Ylena Cromwell’s showcase shop. Percy O'Neil contemplates investing in a hushed oil-town project while Ylena schemes a grand reception, drawing Scott Hamilton and Letitia into a tangle of ambition, charity, and romance as winter plans unfold.
Witnesses reported a plane originating near Pennington Gap went down in a rural area on Sunday afternoon. Several injured were transported as responders led efforts to secure the scene and identify those aboard. authorities noted the crash occurred on state highway near Bene.
The page records markets for hogs, cattle, and sheep with prices and totals, plus local notices including library changes in Lee County, a University of Connecticut student, and a community league meeting at a high school library. Names include Ella Howard, Suzanne Coppenger, Mrs Jake Chingky, and Milka Colley among others.
Market bulletin records a Monday cattle sale with high weight steers and heifers as buyers focus on top lots. Prices quoted include calves around $11.50 to $12 per hundredweight, vealers around $23.60, and spring lambs steady near $1111.86, with buyers seeking strong supplies and stable demand.
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