01 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
1
Erratic OCR text shows subscription rates per week and per month with scattered figures. Mentions by mail options, three months and one year pricing, but many words are garbled. Core facts indicate a periodical offering weekly and monthly rates with mailed subscriptions and a yearly option.
The article argues Hoover’s international plan to curb world armaments could save money but may fail to reduce U S military costs. It notes mixed reactions among nations including Germany Italy and Britain, with concerns over feasibility and economic impact.
A fragmentary open forum piece blends meandering remarks with stray weather observations and local concerns. The text mentions the state parks Hilger and nearby issues, plus scattered names and place references, all tangled in a stream of unclear statements.
The readable fragments discuss cabinets, demonstrations, and religious loyalties in vague proposals. Names and places are garbled, but the piece implies a Republican or formal political environment with public meetings and electoral talk. The tone resembles small town reportage.
Fragmented OCR text shows market related terms and quantities, with stray names and numbers. The readable bits hint at prices, weights, and items but lack coherent context and complete events. No clear main action or source entities emerge to anchor a concise summary.
A fragmentary report notes individuals Wise Coon Havens Bistos Pais Caley and others connected to a sale. It mentions health concerns and a stage event at a water site. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A long fragmented diary like narrative follows a voyage aboard an unnamed ship. The crew exchanges questions about language, meets Mina Whitney and Larry, observes frigates and sea birds, and notes a log about five aboard with a mysterious message. The tone blends travel observation and personal intrigue.
Ten years ago Miss Nanmi Bnser of the University of Tennessee arrived to be the worst hie sister. Mr and Mrs Sprague with Portis dura ta Mihllestevae hosted a reception honoring Miss Chana Salih. Miss Ebert Gyahata and Miss Dh Ey Ayonayy hosted a batten supper for Miss Chora Stats and Miss Tia Make. Guests included Miss Kzahoth Ratiwin and Miss Lattielion Beddvein with ROD Baldwit of Nigewood and Sidney, Ohio in attendance.
A garbled notice lists a city engineer R Davidson and Miss Hiden Fines among others connected with bridge restoration and surveying. Mentions Philadelphia Airs Sherwood Williams and local figures in Warelelt Parle ConA VUALY. No clear date or place fully readable.
Fragmentary OCR reads about dyed substances in a river and lake near Williamsburg and Little Rock with references to individuals, locations, and unclear events. Names and places appear garbled, but implies a sequence of sightings and a possible incident reported across several towns.
Fragmentary report describes Washington's first battle with scattered names and events. It notes casualties, movements toward Fort Washington and nearby roads, and plans by military units including Mills, Levine, and Hewen, with references to Congress actions and local officials.
The article reports pretzel makers noting rising sales since a dry law in Pennsylvania. Officials discuss effects of promotion and sales, with industry leaders citing market growth and consumer demand. A spokesman frames the cause as evolving business practices while authorities examine regulatory impact.
In Oneida New York the memorial for Lieut Tremitine M Hughes will be purchased from funds from the fourth annual field day of the State Police. Hughes was a popular member of the royal barracks and the event marks a notable observance in the Washington bicentennial celebration.
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