04 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
1
Officials announce continued enforcement of motor vehicle laws with license revocation for violators. Elite officers will cite drivers including dex drivers and private operators not legally operating or without proper licenses. The article notes those brought before Squire Trywn.
An expedition led by J. Hoey in Middleboro reports a hunter bagging the only deer of a late season chase. The animal weighed about seventy pounds and was shot after a lengthy pursuit through swamps and heavy forests near the Parker heirs’ land. The party, including Dor, Will, and others, faced freezing conditions and kept fires burning to endure the cold while seeking game.
Market notes show varied cattle and sheep bids with steer prices around 12.25 for fortis at PLA and midweight steers stronger, while heifers and cows move in the lower to mid range. Lambs and feeders mix with general steady to softer values as buyers seek quality, with quotes reflecting wide regional differences and consultative pricing.
fragmented OCR text mentions several personal names and places such as Midllexboro and Mary Ravtherine Haskins with scattered references to visitors, relatives, and employment. The garbled lines imply a community note or social column with timing hints but lack clear events or dates.
A damaged police narrative describes a clash among tribes on an island ending after a rapid mobilization led by patrolmen Bates and Mier with aviator support. Key figures include Kevin Phear and local authorities as the conflict escalates and a peace plan is proposed amid mounting tensions.
Mrs. Adah Gore Ford, 88, died at her home in Hancock County after a long illness. Survived by three daughters and four sons, including Mrs. Laur Trent and Mrs. W. Teant. Funeral services were held at her residence with burial in Trent Cemetery.
At Augusta, financiers heard James M. Landis, chairman of a securities firm, speak on finance plans during a convention. He lauded the proposed approaches as leaders of the profession listened after opening remarks by D. Leantharp, president of a national association of financial institutions.
Strikes today disrupted multiple sectors with workers pressing for pay and conditions. Reports indicate impacts on manufacturing, commerce, and services in several states, with unions in New Sergey and New York active and broader effects felt in midwestern industries.
In Madisonville a 9 year old girl, Waite McDaniel, was accidentally shot at her home by a shotgun left by a relative, Thurman Hind, who returned from a hunting trip. The family and undertakers reported the incident, and the girl died from the wound. Parents Rosiles and others survive along with two brothers.
Report from Chicapo describes a fatality following a dispute over NRA advocacy among labor men. The article notes meetings, deaths, and the involvement of individuals including Bryant, Nis, and Bryant's wife, with references to city life and ongoing social tensions.
In Winnipeg a refining facility proposal advances amid shifting energy plans. Officials from local government and industry discuss capacity, investment, and employment prospects, signaling a potential economic boost for the area.
Fragmentary text describes discussions around expanding Grand Coulee, with mentions of local pupils and a potential plan affecting the community. The readable portions reference concerns over timing, scope, and potential effects on nearby areas, but lack concrete details or dates.
Baltimore newspapers flood pages with nonstop coverage as Wally Warfield, once a city figure, contends with a romance that pits love against career. editors note public appetite for the Simpson tale while residents who knew her in earlier days stay tight lipped.
L M U gains Association admission after years of improvement. Dr McClelland's forecast spurred effort to elevate standards. Students credit him for placing the college on par with leading universities through library and building upgrades and standardized scholastic attainments.
Three men employed by the Brighdorn Lumber Company were jailed after a stabbing at a Pineville restaurant. Virgil Hood faces a hearing next Tuesday morning. One suspect remained before the grand jury on bond set at FT O66, with others jailed on drunkenness warrants previously.
A Chicago report outlines a controversial case where thyroid testing is explored as a mental health key. Researchers discuss experimental approaches and the potential link between thyroid function and neurological symptoms.
In the abbey village, a murder fuels fear as innskeeper Haela and young detective Selden probe hidden motives. Mrs. Thornton, the nervous housekeeper, recounts a nighttime glimpse of a corridor light and a possible intruder, while Hutchins and Graham press for evidence amid mounting public interest.
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