01 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1939
Page
1
The article argues that the Fountain of Youth exists as a hopeful outlook rather than a literal source. It links education not to diplomas but to a broad, universal viewpoint that expands horizons beyond local or national confines, urging altruism and a wider sense of humanity.
In a wartime drama, Robert Kennedy pilots a rescue plane through rising flood waters to reach Corrinne's college and an urgent medical crisis. Sarah Anne Milton volunteers as parachute jumper amid dangerous winds, while authorities coordinate with Kennedy to save a stranded woman using a crucial medicine.
A fragmentary market note from Chicago describes hogs selling around 12 000 total 17 000 with uneven steady to 10¢ lower demand, beef cattle and calves cited with varying prices, and notes on heifers steers bulls and lambs. A reference to a flying boat base project at French Convict settlement off Newfoundland notes Pan American Airways turning it into an air base.
A film adaptation of Goodbye Mr Chips is slated for Manning's theatre, featuring Terry Kilburn and Creer Gare Son in a period drama set around World War I. The piece highlights campus life at a British school, with a focus on teacher Mr Chips, wartime pressures, and sentimental student relationships, amid theatre staging.
A barge crowd attended the baptism after Sunday school at Mt. Oliver. Those baptized were Andy Pace Jean Wolfenbarger Audrey and Crucile Ja Moll. The pastor Rev Norman RB Allen assisted by Rev Paul Reece. Several visitors from Walling Creek and High Top joined family prayers. A prayer meeting is held each Thursday night. the public is invited.
Pruden Mes Vi OV Bowilen and due' mother Mrs Thomay Pruden of Knoxville have returned home with relatives in Knoxville this week Ruffier Laurague brother Marshall Ruff ier and family Mrs Joel Gavis confined in Middlestone hospital Sunbeam Band and ads met at church for Te Kolar meeting Wednesday Mrs Alice Allen and Pay ne of Middlesboro visiting relatives here this week Miss Evin Gross Powells Valley visiting Min and Mrs Dina s Gross this week Nell Strange Lenoir visiting Mr and Mrs Pred Til this week War ddmondes mentioned in Taig this week Mrs OR Belt and Noughters guests of friends in Clinton and Knoxville MAGICIAN 107 ON ROAD Rome Fanie Mortinata claims oldest magician He is 107 His assistant is his daughter They still tour Italy earning a few by doing card tricks al tillage inna
Village social round up details including bridge games at Maj. Richmond household with guests from Remington Virginia and Gibson Station. Winners included Mrs Bon Cook and Mrs Flyete. Local visits trace townspeople from Wil Toushbylole to Kentucky travel, charity works, hospital stays, and a county agent report.
The city once nicknamed the egg bowl now struggles with egg rustling. A recent incident saw a thief remove 10 cones from a storehouse and escape with cash value. Local authorities warn of rising petty theft tied to eggs.
West Branch Quaker group leads a fund to shelter Nazis refugees from Germany. An abandoned boarding school near Herbert Hoover’s birthplace hosts 30 to 40 guests with five already inside. Names include Kurt Rosegy, 30, Vienna. Pritz Truer, 44, Vienna. Karel Gam, 26, Czecho Slovakia. Kurt Schafer, 34, Berlin. George Lurie, 26, Hamburg. J. J. Newlin says preparations ensure comfort and happiness as more refugees arrive and acclimate to American life.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Armstrong promptly returned a dog found traveling to Cornwallville New York after learning owner Cloyd Hoialing lived sixty miles away in Oneonta. Ten days later the tired dog reappeared at the Arav Arong home.
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