30 Aug 1938
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1938
Page
1
Markets show slow trading with mixed hog and sheep quotes. Hog prices around 8.50 to 9.50 per cwt, steer and heifer quotes varied with light demand. calves firm on good quality. Grain futures closed lower with rye and oats weak as corn held firmer.
A fragmentary column references John Lindsay Greeny and a Reading discovery in the Flag Gehrig Company. It mentions a roof garden, a federal agriculture program, and optimistic or pessimistic views on Midlandsboro news trends.
A garbled text fragment mentions attempts at solving world debt and international tensions. It references the United States and new initiatives, with unclear names and dates, plus a vague plea for stable life and fear of violence.
Miss Adylia Metin plans to leave Vinnesilay for Cegitacante as part of a regional visit circuit. Several residents including Hales, Gibson, and Woodward hosted gatherings and choir events. Attendees trace connections from Keeble to Harrogate and Beyond, with many relatives and neighbors noted in visits and greetings.
Central Press columnist describes shifting American travel patterns with rising Hemisphere tourism and weakened European and Asian draws. He notes America’s growing tourist industry, Pacific and Latin links, and the potential for Pan American collaboration against Europe and Asia, urging United States leadership in travel exchange.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses the Carson City Mint abandoned for years and the nearby area, noting interest in its future use. It mentions the building’s past role in silver and gold coin production under the government program and recent recovery of precious metals from the mint’s surroundings.
United Press reports Denmark nearing a new democratic era with a flexible constitutional reform. The plan creates a two-house parliament with 228 members, direct voters at 23, and indirect upper house votes every eight years. The constitution introduces joint sessions, plebiscite provisions, and simplified legislative steps, aiming for faster governance.
Red Bird defeated Beech Fork 1b to 1 in favor of Beech Fork. Beech Fork coach Ray Howard of Lincoln University. Red Bird coach Prof. EM Miew. Beech Fork players listed. Gardner visitors included Supt. A C Crock, Rev. Plowman, and Bishop E W Proterious. Services at Red Bird Evangel Church featured Rev. Mewman.
Julian explains borrowing a motorcycle to follow Nick Luigi’s trail with Noel. A police stakeout surrounds the Garwood case as the Japanese cook’s confession exposes motives behind abducting Noel and disguising real Fay Garwood. Noel and Julian reflect on fear driving cruelty and note Betsy’s safety, while hints of further risks and upcoming weddings surface.
In a tense drive, Noel learns of Ruth Chester's paper notice about Julian and Ruth's rumored engagement. Julian confesses he loves Noel, rejects Ruth, and promises to marry her soon. Noel envisions a shared life and joint care for their future patients and community, planning to wed tomorrow.
A crowded Pineville service featured Rev T A Sizemore of Field in charge at Aluerete Church Sunday. Attendees included Prof B M Miller Alice Kruse Marion P Fast and others. Funeral for infant Belcher held at Mainly Cemetery with Rev A E Lehman officiating.
Pollack Place in California shows Mrs Mar Bertie Lah wielding extensive power as postmistress fire chief city marshal and mayor. She also operates a cannery camp station grocery garage tavern and soft drink emporium while agriculture dominates the Turks region with tobacco cotton fish fruits and other crops.
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