26 Aug 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
1
Copy reads subscription rates for mail delivery with monthly and yearly terms. Rates include 15 cents per month and 46 for six months, with annual options of 200 and 4.00, alongside 60 cents per month for mail and 1.26 for three months.
In Washington, Newton D. Baker takes the chair of the National Citizens Committee for Welfare and Relief amid escalating unemployment. The group faces a demanding task to coordinate relief as industrial layoffs spread and public pressure grows.
An open forum notes unsigned contributions and references a heating and utilities campaign. The text lists names, locations, and charges, mentioning the Wright and Martis firms and a monthly kilowatt charge, with scattered references to proceedings and local officials.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls ten year events with scattered names and phrases. The legible items mention Meek Grud, Warren Maer, Abra Mdwwad Pheti Mee, and Woof Seinen Weir, but many terms are indecipherable, yielding a partial, journalistically unclear record.
A garbled historical notice mentions visits by Clay, Lahore, Ramey Ot New Clay and Mtog, with references to Me State's iathad and Chacet Tolliriid. Names and places are unclear, but it notes a scheduled gathering or arrival and local dignitaries in an unsettled OCR fragment.
A fragmentary editorial voice portrays a global push for increased money supply to stabilize prices and production. It references optimism about progress and warns against pessimism, citing calls to boost currency and credit while noting varied industrial output and religious or ideological contrasts.
In a perilous night on Neatonga island, Livingston and his companions face a lethal jewel guard, accidental traps, and a collapsing temple as armed pursuers close in. A dangerous escape unfolds with rope, stealth, and a desperate sprint past a widening crack in the temple walls.
Receipts show moderate demand with mixed cattle and hogs. Beef cows firm around 2.50 to 3.25 while feeders and cutters hover near 1.50. Sheep and lamb offerings steady with lambs mostly 3.50 or lower. hatching poultry and eggs listed with varied prices, while overall market tone remains tentative.
An Omaha man was arrested on charges linked to a ten year old fingerprint match. Authorities in Iowa and Washington traced the prints to a suspect connected with a preceding Greygen incident and an alleged traffic violation. The Oregon sheriff’s office will pursue the case and prepare the service of papers.
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