27 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
1
Allen Cooke joins New Dealers in Washington after sending updates from the area. The editorial notes Elmer Russell, Neil Barr, and Thad Whitepatrick’s impressive brick and architectural homes brighten Middlesboro. Rev Lehman discusses crowded schools, turning away 112 applicants, with Arlee Fee praised for perseverance. A mountain festival in New York inspires Arles, a hill country youth.
The market notes show varied price movements in cattle and sheep with some gains and many steady quotes. Traders reference lighter demand, good weights for lambs, and steady to firm hogs while beef and dairy components display cautious activity in multiple districts amid seasonal shifts.
An overwhelmed scene unfolds in Washington with mentions of political figures including Senator Jo and Representative decries a climate of distrust. The piece parades a web of names and places, hinting at hearings, protests, and policy battles shaping national mood.
The jury for the Smith murder trial was chosen amid confusion and conflicting testimony. Prosecutors and defense attorneys sparred over evidence while sheriff Riley faced criticism for jailer appointments as the case moved toward trial.
A garbled report describes a murder inquiry involving the Smith family, an alleged attack, and jury considerations of guilt. It mentions dates, names, and tangential items like a printing note and Roman artifacts, but the text is unclear and largely unreadable.
Federal agents crushed two Midwest gang rings led by OMalley and another kingpin known as the Five During Bandits. The May arrests in Texas Missouri and Kansas City involved 14 gang members allied with the OMalley group and others linked to two Oklahoma bank robberies. OMalley faces life imprisonment. several accomplices were captured inArkansas Missouri and Illinois.
Article profiles several Harvard and Marveld Law graduates who pivoted from law to entertainment careers. It highlights Edmund Tanne, Artie Caesar, and Joseph Lodge, noting Lodge's Lodge family ties and the shift from legal practice to screen roles.
A 1924 Notre Dame Law School graduate admitted to Indiana bar left practicing law to pursue acting after a theater appearance in Pasadena. Samuel Hind, a 20 year practicing lawyer, joined a film scene following a talent scout’s interest. Kalbh Morgan earned Columbia law, Robert Armstrong studied at Oregon State, while Pak O'Brien and Francis Sikler pursued law and acting paths. The piece notes various career shifts amid early Hollywood links.
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