27 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1952
Page
1
A damaged OCR item lists postal rates and scattered text about places in Kent and Tennessee. It references Mid dleshores, Lee County Virginia, Clalvarie County Tennessee, and pricing like five dollars yearly with various monthly amounts. The legible fragments hint at a warning or calendrical notice but details are unclear.
Washington correspondent Douglas Larsen reports the U S Navy shelved its guided missiles program near World War II end after a favorable test, despite top brass backing. Admiral King reportedly never saw the test reports, while Captain Robert I Jones and Delmer Fahrney pressed the effort, revived in Korea by Jones, with scant recognition given to those who led the work.
Reporter duo follows Governor Warburton and Clyde McDonald rumors after a crowded reception. Lucy delivers telegram clues while Bill and Gerald chase a possible campaign scoop, with Melvin Fisher named as the telegram sender. To be continued.
A pink and blue shower was held at Mrs Earl Breazeale's home Friday night with co-hostesses Mes James DG Winchester J W Winchester and Hugh Breazcale. Several guests attended and local families including Giles Melntyre and Gosid were mentioned in connection with later college terms and hospital news.
Dr Jordan reviews causes of excessive facial hair and approaches to removal. He describes shaving bleaching waxing plucking and permanent methods while noting risks from cautery and chemical methods. He cautions that results vary and permanent techniques carry potential burns and damage.
NATO exercise Operation Mainbrace showcased allied naval strength with Denmark Norway and the Netherlands contributing ships. Oslo hosted Allied leaders as amphibious forces conducted maneuvers and the fleet returned to ports, signaling cohesion and deterrence in the Nordic region.
Senate critic Estes Kefauver said Nixon's privately funded eighteen thousand two hundred thirty five dollar expense fund set a bad precedent. He questioned the fund's use and urged more disclosure by Congress on income and allowances while avoiding judgment on Nixon's vice presidential candidacy.
Ruth Millett debates the role of mothers in law suggesting daughters in law should treat them with kindness and respect. The column argues the mother in law, though widowed and living alone, shapes family dynamics and deserves thoughtful consideration rather than constant conflict.
Mr Zion News Mp and Mrs Caleb Lynch visited her mother Miss Cattle Brooks on Sunday. A large crowd attended the funeral of Pet Curtis Seal at Pleasant View on Sunday. Helen Venable and Ruth Singleton visited Peggy and War King Saturday. Mr and Mrs Georges Jones and laughter spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Harkins. Mrs W J Cunningham and Mrs Alex Harkins visited Mr and Mrs Howard Friar Sunday afternoon. Scientists report sugar beet molasses fermentation yields seven critical chemicals for a pilot plane as a news drying and blending agent.
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