30 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1938
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR items indicate a 1940s or earlier newspaper notice from Middinsboro Kentucky with pricing details for domestic and outside area subscriptions. Mentions county terms and approximate annual rates of 7.50 and 2.40, plus six months 2.28.
Cincinnati and Chicago market news reports large receipts of cattle calves and hogs with varied price movements. Hog and steer prices show gains in some lots while lighter weights and grain futures edge up or down, with notable activity in lambs and grain futures influenced by weights and delivery months.
A troubled machine, built from an old chassis, ignites oil causing a steam powered auto to blaze. A mechanic named Avcola and others attempt a crude two finder steam engine setup in hopes to move the car further. The mishap showcases improvised engineering with dangerous consequences.
Fragmentary text mentions several personal names and places with uncertain connections. Readable items reference Mitkplesbore Weidiy and Holiday observances, plus touring plans across the United States. Many names appear garbled or partially legible.
Fragmentary text references fortification plans on a bay area with mentions of defense, fortify, and events. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving only hints of a discussive or ceremonial meeting at a venue labeled in partial form.
A garbled local notice repeats a claim that Quebve barbers cost less on certain days. The fragmentary text also mentions names and locations, but no clear event or schedule is established. The piece reads as a noisy blur of phrases without a coherent report.
A garbled report discusses physiological responses to cold exposure, mentioning immune cell changes and a study setup. It references experiments on humans, notes on white blood cells, and questions about how cold affects infection resistance, with scattered names and unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Frisco event with mentions of children, chapel sections, and various unclear names and dates. The readable items reference a slate, a vote, and a local gathering, but the exact event and participants are not discernible.
A couple named Mira Smith wed in South Africa and at Kinshorly church, with relatives and friends gathering in Meadorvilla and Rutet Mont. The ceremony united families in a cross continental celebration marked by a joint luncheon and communal feasting.
In a sparsely populated district, two twin residents named Mashywe and Mass-For have appeared after many years. The community mentions Ellsworth Oakley, known as Chief Drifting Goose of the Wam pandag, along with individuals nine Jett Hiswaths and Wes ley Coombs, highlighting unusual local demographics.
Connecticut officials warn that unclaimed bank deposits have remained inactive for decades. More than 4,000 counties in the state show accounts that have been untouched for 20 or more years, with arrangements to transfer such funds to the treasurer’s office for safekeeping.
In Washington D C a torrent of criticism surrounds Hopkins as a WPA official amid US Senate confirmation trouble. The piece questions his fitness for commerce and notes Roosevelt’s rejection, while contrasting Hopkins with other political figures and the push for a higher public welfare post.
In a tense mansion scene Eliza accuses Mrs Witherspoon of stealing emeralds as tensions rise over a mother's death. The narrator recalls a perilous night in the diner's aftermath, revealing relationships among Eliza Greely Horace and the Witherspoon family amid suspicion and sorrow.
A garbled 1920s prison air course note lists inmates and graduates linked to aviation training. Mentions South Panel Sage Coblevn, head of the department, with references to Northwest Airlines, Belleville Air Corps, Cheyenne shops, and a Groton, Nova Scotia connection. The piece references a publicized teeth gift and a nation station broarl.
The garbled note cites The Ona Singer as the first sound motion picture with dialogue, mentioning At Solaon-4e Wamhert in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe 20 Mode Truelk achieving 100 mile mileage across eighteen years. References include names such as Ernest Vol Veri and other unclear terms. The text blends garbled phrases with possible health and period imagery.
A garbled report from Los Angeles discusses traffic management and a statement by Kay Ingle of Motwe regarding the COMET Tram. The piece mentions street conditions and a public issue about roadways and transit, though the wording is unclear.
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