Kentucky fight shapes the Democratic nomination run off
Editorial warns Lt. Gov A G Uhaul faces a tough fight to derail the Rhea Chandler faction in Kentucky. It notes money and patronage gaps, alleges possible voting irregularities in Rhea strongholds, and urges mobilization for the September 7 runoff. It also praises a regional publicity booklet and urges Cumberland Gap to become a national park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ut. Gov
A. G
Happy
Uhaallar
Kentucky
Oves Thomas S. Rhea
Chandler
Alan
WPA Projects Studied by Engineers in Kentucky
Engineers in London headquarters review submittals for WPA projects in Kentucky as only one project has been approved the drainage of Yellow Creek near Middlesboro. Hartlett Rhodes park development and airport improvements are under final check with two permanent runways planned. Cloud control project may go directly from Washington. Pineville WPA branch will oversee Bell County projects with supervisors drawn from FERA ranks.
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Hartlett-Rhodes Park
WPA
Washington
FERA
Pineville
London
Bell County
No Caricature Of Hirohito In Vanity Fair Drawn From Treaty
Japanese embassy protests a Vanity Fair caricature showing Emperor Hirohito drawing a peace treaty via a fictitious group Jirickslis. Reproduction blocked as it could affect Sino Japanese relations and violate prohibitions on undermining diplomacy.
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Chatehai
Chiia Todes Aseuind
Japan
Vanity Fair
Hirohito
Ching
Ita
Arctic wanderings near Klondyke district trip
A fragmentary note from Ce WI in Aklavik describes aimless driving and wonders about wildlife sightings. The writer mentions the old Klondyke district, Daweant City, Bonanaxo, Eldorado and a distant northern horse, with casual remarks on fish, travel, and a Friday-Saturday visit to Maby Point Barra.
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Aklavik
Nwt
Wiley
Tare
Arctic
Klondyke
Daweant City
Bonanaxo
Eldorado
Maby Point
Child’s Body Returned From Tunstall to Rose Hill
The eight year old Keith Kineatt son of Mr and Mrs M S Kineatt of Tunstall Va died from a pistol accident while playing with a toy revolver of AR calibre. He was alone when the accident occurred and died almost instantly. The Kineatts and family are well known in the Lee County area.
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Keith Kineatt
Mose M.S. Kineatt
Tunstall
Rose Till Momday
Thue Bey
Ibig
Mys
Kincaid and
Lamily
Lee County
Tonstall
Mr. Kincaid
JF Kincaid
Dawson Heads Liberty Group Leader of Kentucky Division
Charles Z. Dawson of Lanierville, a former Federal judge and Bell County resident, has accepted several chairmanships of the Kentucky Division of the American Liberty League. The nonpartisan group aims to solidify sentiment nationwide against progressive reforms and capitalist mandates, with Innell Shou as general chairman.
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Andge
Charles Z. Dawson
Lanierville
Bell County
Kentucky
American Liberty League
Sens Kiment
Gose Upmental Prensinns Offeeting Capitalian
Innelt Shouam
Bar Association Meeting Set For Friday in Kentucky
The Seventh District Bar Association will hold a manual session at Clam Creek Mountain Springs on Friday August 16 with about three attorneys from Uhiguddtinn expected to attend. Morning talks begin at 10 00 o clock and include speakers from Walsoins-n Panoram Tineville Burke and others.
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Seventh District Bay Association
Halit
Clam Creek Mortain Springs
Uhiguddtinn
Sittarnoya
Merriyis
Hany Robert T. Caldwell
Wilesiiver
Ue Fy
Kelly
Funeral Rites for Letcher Asher Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Letcher Asher twenty of Pineville killed in a Dixie Highway collision near Louisville will be held Wednesday afternoon at the First Baptist Church in Pineville. The body arrives today in Pineville and will be taken to the home. Asher, a lieutenant in the 69th Infantry, had been stationed at Fort Knox after leaving Lexington where he attended the University of Kentucky. Police in Louisville say cattle truck driver E S Cox of Glasgow will be charged with manslaughter.
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Letcher Asher
C. B. Asher
Pineville
Louisville
Wall
Wirst Baptist Church
New Orel
Jefferson County
Asher
69 Infantry
Fort Knox
Lexington
Ui Pummer
University of Kentuc
Louis Ville
Cox
Glasgow
Jeff Dann
Port Knox
University of Kentucky
Cooke Loses Runoff Bid in Democratic Nomination Fight
Char las C. Cooke of Lueington and Tarmer resident Middlesboro failed in the Democratic primary for treasurer. The runoff will feature Gonke, Wolal of Tayhad, and Mee Stora W. Mahanded leading the ticket. Keun Jahan, Richmond Mary Rope editor, trails as lieutenant governor candidate Voynad.
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Charlas C. Cooke
Lueington
Tarmer
Middlesboro
Resis Urer
Gonke Pated
Wolal
Tayhad Vibes
Stora W
Keun Jahan
Popules Gang
Richmond
Ister
Heutenant
Arass
Preneery Corbi
Ganniston
Listening Post Street Warps Through Dated Fire Report
A fragmented column recalls recent events near Listening Street and Post Street, noting a fire department response and community reactions. Mentions a local dealer and concerns over melon sales, with references to names and places garbled in OCR.
Tri-State Fair Opens Attracts Thousands Of Visitors
The Tri-State Fair sponsored by the American Legion opened amid crowds viewing vast exhibits and tents. Abbott, the fair director, noted many thousands from nearby counties will travel to see agricultural and native products showcased by local youths and organizations.
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le American Legion
GA. Abbott
Arbin
Wancock
Wuiony Mamemakars
Packers Deny Allegations Of Propaganda Ties
A sharp denial from Packers official Wallace rejects charges that the organization engages in propaganda. The statement counters accusations tied to comments by Secretary of Agriculture A Wallace and criticizes the scope of the claims as misinformed.
Traffic Control By Radio Nears Feasibility
Chicago authorities test radio guidance for traffic flow as an experimental system pilots voiced directions to motorists yesterday. Chief Burns reported widespread use of radio directives across Cook County where about 30,000 vehicles reportedly followed instructions amid ongoing trials.
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Chicago
Tnlay Aepeljee
Veelent Hh Burns
Entisty Highway Police
Burne
Cook County
Mainlini
Scenic region ads promote Kentucky towns tourism
A faded advertisement promotes the Southeastern Kentucky region with an illustrated folder. Fifty thousand copies feature Cumberland Gap Pine Mountain Cumberland Valley and Walker State Park among other sites.
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Wits
Kentucky
Onis
Lownie
Ciosberland Tip
Pine Mountain Frade Mak
Cumberland Pally
I Daghson Suude Park
Comberhan National Warest
Op Vhoniate Walker State Park
Cavkin Chamber of
No More Statements New York Foret Peasident
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a New York event or statement involving a president or leader, with unclear names and terms. The readable items mention a meeting and possible political context but lack concrete facts, dates, or concrete actions to describe.
Clay County Man Ambushed Near Crawfordville
A Clay county resident was ambushed near Crawfordville by unknown shooters after a firing at the nearby Benge home. Authorities sought bloodhounds from Lexinghon to track the Killers with clues pointing toward the Hampton-Thurplan vicinity and the Benge property across the Clay county line. Police urged swift help as investigators fear a fatal outcome and search efforts continued in the region.
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Jrondon
Clay County
Mee Sins Bonge
Coawfordvile
Rurior
Alex Hampton
Thurplan
G Fasillade
Bill Benge
Crawfordville
Sim Benge
Giredildale
W. J. Bagley
Manchester
Nin
Court halts work for day in murder cases docket
The circuit court, in adjournment today, halted work to allow time for the court to prepare the docket. One key case is the murder trial of Mey Vang for the shooting at Masel Keeler, a carpenter, about ten days ago. The trial is set for This day of the week.
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Mme Witt
Omer
Circuit Ange 7
M. Gilbert
Mew Vang
Foy
Murdew
Masel Keeler
Carpenten
Dhis
Rane
Cougar attack near Port Huron Claims Victim
In Porthind Oregon a large cougar jumped onto a vehicle on a highway injuring Thomas Stewart who was struck and killed. Authorities investigated the crash scene and noted a bystander collected 25 hours before help arrived.
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Thoma Stewart
Frankie Brooks Sent To State Institution
Frankie Brooks is transported to a state hospital after a court hearing. The article notes a witness testimony and mentions prior residences and alleged employment in various locales. It references legal proceedings and a judge’s involvement, with wandering mentions of multiple states and places.
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Frankie Brooks
House Lobby Group Hears Utility Man Hopson
Washington archite ct of Grant Associated Gas and Electric Company Hopson testified to House investigators about income he could not recall, recalling about 1000000 in rock. He boasted a complex system earning an estimated hundred million dollars annually while resisting subpoenas and denying privacy rights during the Wheeler Rayburn bill inquiry.
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Washington
Howard G.' Hopston
Congressional Lobby
House
Roek
Grant Associated Gas and Electric Company
Wheeler-Rayburn
Senate
Hopson
Middlesboro School System Plans Big Enrollment
Superintendent J. W. Bradner announced that Middlesboro schools will reopen on Tuesday September 8, the day after Labor Day. This follows a twelve year pattern of opening after Labor Day. Bradner expects the largest enrollment in the history of the Middlesboro school system with pupil requirements to be issued later this month.
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Die Middlesbors
Bradner
Middlesboro
WPA wages used to cut skilled trades pay noted in Atlantic City
President William Green of the AF of L charged that WPA security wage rules are being used by private contractors to depress wages for skilled building trades workers. He cited Philadelphia contractors telling tender workers they must accept WPA security wage to work on projects or face adverse action in private construction.
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Atlantic City
No J
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
Pavia Premier Laval Talks Amid Wartime Negotiations
Late news reports indicate Laval sought a note from Selassie to guide France Britain and Italy talks opening Thursday. He asked how far Selassie would go to meet Italy's demands as countermeasures are discussed. Union war erupts in Bayou La Batre with three white men wounded and a Black man beaten in shrimp canneries. Roosevelt issues executive order barring civil aircraft from dangerous airspace and forts for public safety.
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Laval
Eon
Peror Selassie
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Bayou la Batre
Ale
Washington
Roosevelt
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