19 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
1
The column recounts a local meeting and social chatter involving Governor Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt, with anecdotes about White and other figures. It notes reception of White's lecture and mentions the Daily News as a widely read paper in North Carolina communities.
A chaotic write up lists residents and visitors in casual social events around Valley Creek and nearby towns. Names include Mrs T Bager, Miss Davenport, Mr Davenport, Mrs Wotar, and other local figures. The piece notes visits, meetings, and a week of activities with scattered venues.
An erratic market briefing details volatility across sectors as prices swing amid uncertain demand. Analysts cite currency shifts and policy hints, noting energy and commodity moves influence equities and bonds while investors await macro data and corporate updates.
The Listening Post column recounts neighborhood chatter about a poultry farm, local officers, and a coroner’s inquest. It notes advertisements, a salvage company taking precautions, a new tooth for Tubby, and minor city voicings on labor and local scenes.
The readable fragments describe a Union meeting in Eagan Tennessee with mentions of Daisy Drinnen Lars and Charles Wy visiting Cra days as well as Mrs Robert Randolph entering a hospital for treatment. Partial notes reference Clinton and San visits and May.
A break‑in at Thich Moter Company on Sail ZOU strep led to tires and rims being stolen. A window was smashed to gain entry and the thieves removed tires and loaded them into a nearby truck. Police found the broken window and notified the supervisor. a suspect list remains undisclosed.
Edwin F Horrow declares candidacy for Congress in the Ninth District. He cites prior service and labor affiliations. The announcement signals a bid aligned with party and regional interests, outlining goals and support from labor groups.
Washington reports show Democratic Leader Robinson signaled possible veterans benefits legislation at a congressional session. An online Republican push urged modification of President Roosevelt's sharp cuts in compensation, drawing mixed reactions from Democrats.
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. Compton in Cumberland Gap after a long illness. She was the wife of Rev. T. I. Compton, former pastor of the Baptist Church in Cumberland Gap.
In Roanoke near midnight a taxi driven man attempted to reach Marttorl hospital through freezing streets. The driver sped as the icy air chilled riders Gamble and baby Joyce, who suffered negative effects from the cold.
A police radio alert in Fort Wayne, Indiana, led officers to intercept a fleeing suspect. The suspect was captured shortly after the broadcast and remained in custody as the pursuit concluded.
A garbled report describes a smoke coming from a kitchen with a Deayer, Vio, Mrs Rab net Baker attempting to handle a stovepipe issue. A screech fowl and muskrat trap story fragment follows, with unclear local place names like Telingaa creek and Buren County referenced amid distorted text.
Fragmented OCR text shows tensions between the lieutenant governor and administration forces over a directed action by the police or related branch. The fragment hints at attempts to divert attention and questions of responsibility, with unclear names and dates.
The Kentucky CWA Headquarters issued a new order to freeze local purchases and suspend requisitions through February. Widespread notices were sent to county committees to halt commitments and defer materials to Louisville, aiming to track statewide progress hour by hour.
A defecitive notice reports a trial postponement for a defendant named Rheta amid unclear charges. Court advised a possible issue related to a “sesbian feday” and a continued proceeding until Monday.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Gov Laffoon and Murphy in a chaotic extradition context. Mentions of abuse, protests, and a fainting incident arouse questions about the record. No definite dates or locations are clearly readable.
A birthday dinner honored DE Wodulein and Aw while Mes Rigan and Haynes hosted a rock party. Mrs Cage of Knox hosted guests, including Mrs Williams at Hotel Camberkund, with several Montgomery and Rome visitors noted among the gatherings.
Five years ago Dooley returned from a business visit in Iarlan. Carr Pasian vetoed from several days visit in Louisville. Park Underwood left for Cincinnati where he had a position with construction company. Donje Ty Ted win Rhorer and Acthor-Rhorer went to Athens to attend the sun try of fhrs. Helen Rhorer Sime. Mr. and Mrs. C. 2, McM and their little daughter spent the weekend with Whoxville. Ed Allen left for a few days in Lexington and Louisville.
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