03 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows names and amounts against a Middlesboro district, mentioning Bourne and Cooney entities and a 5000 dollar figure. The legible portion hints at bids or taxes with sums around 100 and 61 dollars, but the fragmentary text lacks clear actions or dates.
An opinion piece warns of deadly holiday traffic, citing Memorial Day losses and six year totals. It urges caution and responsible behavior to cut the toll, noting veterans issues and political stances on universal service and pensions.
Fort Carolina delegates remained pledged as a split slate battle raged at the Democratic convention. A man in disguise moved through the floor, unmasked to seek delegation for Kefauver without naming Russell, while supporters jockeyed between Harriman Bartley and Stevenson for favored outcomes.
A puzzle filled scene follows private detective Jack Uuewans as he probes Basil Willing and Rosamund Yorke at Dr Zimmer's party. A guest Duggan dies of suspected codeine poisoning after meeting Miss Shaw, who herself dies that same night, prompting questions about a hidden motive and a secretive circle among the Willings, Yorke, and others.
A jumble of names and places covers weekend visits, family gatherings, hospital updates, and travel from Cumberland Gap to Knoxville and Detroit. The sketch details Mr and Mrs Dalzell, Mrs Collins, the McClures, the Kestersons, and many relatives visiting or traveling through Moseie Winters, Rose Hill, Lenoir City, and Detroit while noting a hospital stay and upcoming term.
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