27 Sep 1944
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1944
Page
1
Rates listed for subscriptions vary by location and term. In Kentucky Bell County Middlesboro outside city 20 cents weekly in advance. Yearly outside areas 9.40. Three months 1.00, six months 2.76. Tennessee Way and Wiaiborna County shown with outside annual 6.00.
A harsh postwar reflection questions trust in occupying forces and German leadership. It notes Allied leaders may favor German collaborationists and anticipate difficulties from underground Nazis. It argues a pro German government may be better than a Russian backed committee, while criticizing political repairs in Washington and Eisenhower’s war and postwar plans.
Sigrid Schultz outlines how postwar German secret forces and the Free Corps shaped politics after World War I. The piece explains how military leaders leveraged fear of unrest to preserve influence, enabling remobilization and undermining the new republic through covert operations and paramilitary networks.
Edson in Washington reports rising union pressure to crush the Little Steel Formula as wage talks heat up. Labor leaders coordinate across A. F. L., CIO and major trades to demand higher basic pay, shorter weeks, and the end of postwar wage restraints while officials brace for a possible referendum among over a million United Steelworkers.
A personal reflection on an author’s process and pride in publishing. Dr F Lauriston-Bullard of Melrose Highlands writes about the genesis of the book A For Appropriate Remarks, detailing the collaboration, responsibility, and joy of placing the manuscript into print for Lincoln Memorial University.
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