25 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1932
Page
1
The weekly La Evelyn letter discusses a rumored public revelation about a sixty five year old elder sister traveling a road with questions of marriage. The piece questions morality and hints at social pressures, noting a public hint from Thelma and mentions shop speculation and moral standards.
A one reel talking picture titled Our Neighbors shows social serving and rehabilitation work by United Gharatias with Proton alonal actors. Arn Henlly and welfare quenninar ions support filming in the city. Orange barrels in Pontine Michigan fund and goods valued around 3100 dollars aid the needy.
Fragmented report lists players, teams, and events in a game summary with numerous garbled names and stray phrases. It references Jackets, Middlestrove Yellow Taeketay, and various players with uncertain outcomes and locations, lacking coherent structure.
The column laments the pace of hockey this season, noting New York Americans and Boston Bruins as examples. It argues the sport’s attire and style have slowed the game, urging changes to keep hockey engaging for fans.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a local notice with scattered names and unclear places. Readable terms include person references and possible locations, but key actions, dates, and outcomes are missing or garbled. The item resembles a brief legal or public notice with uncertain specifics.
Fragmentary testimony cites Jim Gleason Gene Gress Walter Burke and others in a prison case. Warden Helot described the process as lengthy with a life sentence looming for one defendant. The remarks reference 14 years jailed and ongoing confinement under review.
Chicago CPA says a national survey finds direct selling schemes costing the public billions. He cites contests for mailing lists and sales samples as key tools used to attract customers. Critics label these promotions and entry offers as promotional gimmicks.
The fragment describes scam-like classified offers including a Purported rug sale and an appeal by a promoter named Bligh. It notes small individual sums, a push to gather many tiny payments, and references a January submission to the Trade Commission and Post Office Department. Chicago’s contribution to rickets is mentioned as about 16 million dollars in 1931.
Reported tensions and policy debates around tolls and rail routes affecting shipping via the Panama Canal and English rail networks. Mentions the Commerce Department and officials including Berawed Goitich and Wellington New Zealand, with references to West Africa routes and Cape Town refueling points.
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