23 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1934
Page
1
A garbled front page fragment recounts workers’ fatigue and morale issues, notes Upshaw’s gratitude for a personal tribute, and mentions Harlan county’s twenty one day record attempt. It also critiques editor confessions about taste and propriety, including a Connecticut reader sending garter imagery.
Ten years ago Miss Julig Hall visited Lowinville before returning home to Gormantawit. Miss Margaret Simpson traveled to Harlin Tori for work and to visit relatives. Miss Tan Ruanebaunt visited Vinny bedi with relatives. A Mr Yank k. returned from Washington, Pay after a trip.
A fragmented report describes a Listening Post editor and staff dealing with a fire incident, weather talk, and community chatter. It mentions Virgil Spence, Fire Chief Boat, and a postgraduates course from the University of Atlanta to deliver lectures.
Detectives link Paul Bromec, 46, to a ransom scheme with notes recovered from a window in Dr. J. T. Nipper's home. Representatives for Adolph Tiemer and President Ron Melt reportedly renewed contact as developments unfold in Minneapolis. Authorities warn an anticipated release could come within a day.
A fragmented notice summarizes a miners report praising NR A with vague references to Radismapolia global context. It mentions executives including a president and a VIEW leader, noting themes of competition and merit. The text is garbled but indicates formal commendation within a mining sector report.
A bail request is filed in Chicago concerning Wynekoop. The record notes ongoing proceedings with a physician’s testimony and medical details. authorities emphasize potential danger to the public. Names, dates, and exact charges are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a high‑profile bail matter.
The Senate banking committee today reported a favorable view of the gold program. Roosevelt supports the initiative as a step toward stabilizing markets and controlling currency flows, with the panel backing key amendments and timetable for implementation.
Fragmented report suggests a C W A strike in West Virginia seeking raises. President Walter Soerist warns the action may spread statewide. The piece references affected counties and uncertain immediate impact amid turbulent local labor tensions.
Market notes indicate hog futures steady with light volume and mixed receipts. Bulk fats and cuts hold steady. prices around 5.75 to 7.00 per unit. Trading ranges fluctuate as buyers report spotty bids and uneven demand across regions.
Wholesale groceries trade discussion centered in Pineville as Sam A. Misner of Middiesboro, head of Gregory Company, is elected by the authority to oversee territory operations. The meeting addresses how the code governs the business in Belgad Harlineau and surrounding districts.
Mrs Mason, 28, died at a local hospital Monday evening. Services will be held at Weve hoe Chanel in Seotawa Street Bom Wealmnsday. Survived by husband and two children, Clara Joan, and a daughter. She was formerly Ta Yo Bee Ten Rooter, cashier of THIEL Rovler at Atenedad.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cherry trees and fear in a terse local note. No clear names, dates, or places readable to confirm specifics.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions mzet and early trade routes, bulk road to choice lamba, and various numbers. The readable portions point to a historical transport or trade context with unspecified entities and dates, lacking coherent events or persons. The text remains unclear and incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Mrs Roy Runion and Mario Wouglase with references to a Tur Pupsday dee Club and Knoxville trip. Names and places appear garbled, limiting clear meaning. The text resembles a social note or household guest report from a newspaper page.
A North Little Rock Arkansas woman describes relief from a week long pain on her left and side after taking Cardui. She says after a few doses she felt easier and rested better, continuing use until the pain faded. Her husband bought the bottle and she credits Cardui with her recovery.
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