Launch Plans to Prevent a Coal Famine
Federal fuel administrator Wadleigh heads plans to avert a coal shortage in the eastern and middle Atlantic states if anthracite mining halts on September 1. The program coordinates railroads and agencies to distribute remaining anthracite and substitutes like bituminous coal and fuel oil, plus a broad public education drive on fuel conservation.
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Associated Press
New York
Middle Athletic
Wadleigh
Knoxville Kiwanis Plan District Convention
Knoxville Kiwanis members anticipate attending the Kentucky Tennessee Kiwanis district convention at Middleshoro September 27 28. Key figures leaflets describe the program and speakers including Eudleman international president Brail master entertainer and Parker secretary. Twenty two reservations had been made for travel by auto or train.
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Kiwanis
Middleeshbora
D. Eudleman
Eden P. Array
Prec C. W. Parker
Roe Fulkerson
Kiwanis Magazine
Jules Braail
Middleshoro
Alvin Owetsy to Be Decorated by French Legion
Alvin Owlsley, commander of the Austican Legion, was informed that the French government will award him the Legion of Honor. The decoration will be presented by Degoutte, a French commander, at a ceremony to be arranged.
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Ruhr
Community Chest Executives to Meet Friday
The Mid Meshoro Community Chest directors and chief executive committee will meet at 10 o clock Friday morning in Major B. Telburns office, according to secretary William Wallbrecht. Notices to executives are being sent today. The finance committee will report expenditures from the fund since start and the by laws committee will be reviewed. Other Chest business will be transacted.
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Mid- Meshoro
Road roller stuck on Gloucester Avenue halts work
A Humbards Construction road roller bogged down on Gloucester Avenue in soft ground yesterday. Trucks attempted to pull it free but worsened the embedment. The heavy machine remained stuck until later in the day when it was finally freed.
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Gloucester Avenue
Humbards Construction
Glocester Avenue
Weather Forecast for Hington August 28
Partly cloudy and cooler in the west with showers in the east tonight. Wednesday fair.
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Hington
Gwest
Athletic Park Deed Executed Between City and Crumley
The city and E L Crumley of Pennington exchanged deeds for parts of East End athletic park with a contribution from the Community Chest and a payment for the old grand stand not owned by Chanley. A permanent park committee will be appointed by Community Chest executives. Miss Ida Inglon Division of Nurses is in Middlesboro with Miss Wilhelmine Mars and reports satisfaction with the ongoing work.
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East End
EL. Crumley
Pennington Gay
Idainglon
Middlesboro
Wilhelmine Mars
Miss East
Louisville Live Cattle and Sheep Prices Report
Prices for cattle at Louisville show a steady to higher trend with 600 head noted at tops 30 50 while 900 head of sheep remain steady and unchanged. Unclear spellings suggest market activity across live cattle and sheep categories with mixed price guidance.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Airmen Set for Fourth World Record Flight
San Diego Aug 28 Associated Press reports Captain Lowell Smith and Lt John Richter, United States Army Airmen, say their airplane mechanism works perfectly and they already hold three world records for speed. They remain airborne and appear ready to notch additional records before the mission ends, which began yesterday.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Lowell Smith
John Richter
United States Army
Mrs Emely Large Dies at Fork Ridge
Mrs. Emely Large, 70, died at her Fork Ridge home yesterday of complications. She was the mother of Mrs. David Susith of this city and survived by six daughters and one son: Mrs. Adam Parkett, Mrs. Julia Wy콜in, Mrs Lipton Garrett, Mrs David Smith, Mrs Leslie Ray, and Milton Large. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the First Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. B. F. Burnside and Rev. A. J. Gragg.
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Fork Ridge
Tiarge
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Lansing
Julia Wy ‘Colin
Lipton
Garrett
David Smith
Middlesboro
Leslie Ray
Byington
Tenn
Milton Large
First Methodist Church
B. F. Burnside
A. J. Gragg
Legion Plan For Next Congress Seeks Veterans Benefits
In Indianapolis a Legion delegation presented a program of legislation to the next Congress aimed at helping World War I veterans. Proposals include expanding hospital and rehabilitation coverage, adjusting compensation to emphasize land settlements and farm aid, universal capital draft, and an immigration holiday of five years. The plan also calls for centralized vets legislation review, an archives building in Washington, and distribution of surplus captured weapons.
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Marine Corps
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Wehich
United States
Modification of Agreement Approved by City Council
The Eastern Street improvements contract was amended so the state pays all expenses exceeding eight dollars per linear foot on East Cumberland Avenue work, with the mayor authorized to execute. The modification also covers one third of Fitzpatrick Avenue costs. An ordinance on Middlesboro Street concrete specs was passed, detailing 10 mix, six inch thickness, and material substitutions. Minutes corrections for May 31 were authorized. the restless council meeting had packed seats and an abrupt adjournment, with another session announced tonight.
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Wich
Cumberland Avenue
Fitzpatrick Avenue
Middlesbore
Passell
J. W.keeney
Indians Make Huge Gold Find in Alaska
Associated Press reports a large gold discovery on the Tokat River about 60 miles from the Alaska Railroad, triggering widespread interest from Neuiia and other interior points as advices arrived in Anchorage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Placey Galt
Tokat River
Neuiia
Tudinus
Car Crash at Twenty Fourth and Torchchester Avenues
Ian Thomson and Amin Med Shigley collided last night at Twenty fourth and Torchchester avenues causing damage to both vehicles. Neither driver was injured. The report lacks coherent details and may be incomplete.
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Ian Thomson
Amin Med Shigley
Shirey
Latest style hats sold by Austeur vendor at six dollars
An assortment of hats including fur designs is on display at cieats hall. They sell wholesale for four to twenty five cents each, with six dollar hats. Betty Marlin and a youth, Whadie Alexander, are connected to the case as police recover hats found at a residence. Alexander is jailed on unlawful possession charges amid theft suspicions.
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Cieats Hall
Betty Marlin
Poincare the World’s Focal Political Gambler
Paris reports that Raymond Poincare, 68, as France’s prime minister with a strong guardian role in Europe, dominates headlines. Observers say his power shapes policy across Europe and even risks triggering a broader war if his stance wavers.
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Russia
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AlRarisian
Murte
Pastor Willam Powell Plans Move to Wallis City
The Baptist church of Wallis, led by Pastor Willam Powell, plans relocation once the Middiesbero Tala parsonage is finished. He praises the town as a strong field for Christian work. Twelve members of the Girl Scout troop are at Fern Lake Camp Wohele for training. Mrs. W. C. Stair has organized a program of welcome events to begin immediately.
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Fern Lake
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Cantrill Condition Alarms Louisville Campaign News
Democratic governor candidate J Campbell Cantrill remains in critical condition after abdominal rupture and peritonitis following surgery. Doctors say he is not in immediate danger of death, while his campaign opening is postponed pending his recovery and party deliberations. Republican Charles J. Dilneon offered to delay campaigning if Cantrill’s condition worsens.
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Chicago
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Associated Press
Louesville
J. Camp He Cantril
Iovernor
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B. L. Henderson
Cantril
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Cantrill
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Simmer
Meadey
Tnikten
NASA
North
Kentucky
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Cantrili
Romines
Péthciés Cantrill
Friends of
James B. Thawn
Mquwisville
Charles J. Dilneon
J. Campbell Cantrill
Race relations to be discussed at Mid Western conference
Kansas City hosts the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People event from August 29 to September. Prominent speakers include Gov. Arthur Hyde of Missouri and Rep. Leonidas Dyer. George Washington Carver is named medalist for achievements in agricultural chemistry.
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Kansas City
United States
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
B. Griffith
Kansas
Gor J M. Davis
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee
Arbhur H. Hyde
Missouri
Leonidas C. Dyer
Mies Mary E McDowell
Chicago
Thom Ww. Bickett
Bickett
Noth Carolina
Inter- Tourical Committee of
South
Murvey Jo Ingram
Des Moines
Des Moines (Own
Lester A. Walton
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New York World
Alfre* Dunhal-Nelson
Elaware
Martin Page Factory Closure For One Week
Martin Page factory to shut down for a week for repairs and rest periods. Management cites work stoppage to service machinery and to permit eighty five employees to take vacations while production slows. Company says orders remain plentiful.
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Martin-Page
Martin-Tage
Mintin
Four Selected to Attend Grand Lodge in October
Four men were elected representatives to the Pot RL Grand Lodge at the local Lodge No. 298 meeting. The Grand Lodge session will be held October 1-10 in Central City. Names listed: Chantes BK, Cooke W. B. Jones, Foto Green, Arthur Rent FL 1. Vauelinr named loyal representative to the grand master Yveli Seal. Gibson and Willems were initiated yesterday. Ollie Hartfield, diver of the KOT fee trick, slipped on the platform and hurt his shoulder, returning to Middleshore. Honeymoon plans noted for Reolph Valentine and wife in England.
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Tnige
Grand Lodge
Dl the Hell
Cental City
Chantes BK
Cooke W. B. Jones
Foto Green
Arthur Rent FL
Vauelinr
Crand
Yveli Seal
H Gibson
J.B. Willems
Ollie Hartfield
Dineville
Motorcyclist of National Fame Heads to Pittsburgh
Dotson, factory representative for the star Henderson motorcycle company, was in Middlesburg to close a 1123 motorcycle distributing contract with local dealer W. G. Dotson. A famed rider, he won a Boston to Chicago record long ago and gave several Baney riding demonstrations before leaving for Pittsburgh, Pa., Sunday evening.
National Attorneys General Meet on Gasoline Prices
The Associated Press reports in Minneapolis on August 28 that the National Association of Attorneys General met in session to investigate gasoline prices and discuss potential actions. Officials outlined inquiries into pricing practices and consumer impacts across states.
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Associated, Press
Minneapolis
National Association of Attorneys General
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