25 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1946
Page
1
In Bell County Kentucky Lee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee the annual subscription is 4.00 for one year 6 months 2.00 8 months 1.00. Outside this area the rate is 5.00 per year. A garbled note mentions four men and fear of a cork swine.
The piece weighs Henry Wallace’s foreign policy ideas against Communist critique led by William S. Foster. It argues American toughness with Russia must mix firmness and compromise to spur Moscow toward peace, criticizing Wallace’s idealism and Moscow’s interference in Latin America and Europe.
Washington columnist Peter Edson reviews meat price pressures and school funding shifts after World War II. The piece notes wartime shortages eased slowly, vintage labor and student programs adapted, and Navy and maritime workers faced job and pay adjustments as agencies recalibrated after hostilities.
A local woman experiences neuritis described as sharp electric shocks. The fragmented OCR mentions medical effects, symptoms, and references to remedies and conditions, with irregular garbled phrases surrounding the topic.
In a memoir fragment, Cecilia recalls Father Gene describing Colin Fitzsgerald as deeply loved by Mark Fitzgerald and Honora, with Elen and others shaping his youth. Colin’s independence and horse affinity surface as he works for a Louisiana estate, while memories of Mayo boyhoods and Innisfall loom. The piece hints at potential marriage and happiness as Father Gene muses on Colin settling down, amid long reflections on family dynamics and remorse.
In Red Bird Kentucky Bell County a new graded road opens linking Pineville to the Red Bird Mission area. The route cuts through rugged hills, after decades of isolation, with lumber railroad work and right of way improvements enabling use by county and state authorities. The project promises a vital thoroughfare toward Richmond and a scenic shortcut, transforming travel for local residents.
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