05 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
1
The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and by mail offered at Middlesboro Kentucky, including weekly and monthly charges. It notes United Press Service membership and provides pricing for six and twelve month periods.
An article by Charles P. Stewart notes serious difficulties as the nation faces its political conventions. The Senate shows crippling absences while Republicans and Democrats mobilize for Chicago. Missing Democrats and strategic absences alter the balance as conventions approach.
Editors Con Gunnath and Mem Si Bast discuss Kentucky political shifts centering on two major moves. One merges state institutions under the Chamber of Commerce to guide Louisville and Tennesse into a new era. The other seeks centralization of power through a state plan backed by southeastern lawmakers, with broader economic and legal implications.
Fragmentary notes from a Kentucky committee discussing Prohibition and the 18th Amendment. Mentions Congress action, state ratification, and the potential paths to repeal, with references to petitions, enforcement, and wartime context.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic discussion referencing Roosevelt, party repeal talk, and political rhetoric. The piece mixes names, dates, and places with disjointed dialogue about elections, amendments, and public opinion, reflecting a heated exchange from a historical forum.
Vague OCR reads about a family, a mother, and alleged theft within a rural setting near Henny Haintiie. Mentions quail and moles, and a crewe ageourd scene. Details are unclear but imply an incident with property and potential witnesses.
Fragmented OCR items reference Peak Egg Lad in Solent and Holyoke connections. Mentions Bakers vane business and Longhorns, plus jewelry cave work and an unidentified Rives. Contents are garbled with missing context and unclear events.
A Belgian shepherd named Pippy owned by Donald Condon wins a prize at a local dog show in Wood County. The event drew dogs from several nearby towns, highlighting the Condon family’s long involvement with the sport.
The unreadable fragment mentions residents on Artin Heights hosting guests from various places and lists names in a period newspaper style. It names Mrs Ju Broglie and others, with scattered place references and dates, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary text lists many personal names and places with no clear event. It mentions individuals such as Whitiren bey aul Nel Ae Bre Lavine and Mieke Coet, and references a gathering or vigil with mixed phrases about a dine or event. Overall, no coherent agenda or outcome is discernible.
A garbled historical column discusses congressional figures and party dynamics, mentioning Goldsborough, Maryland, and Maryland politics. It reflects on Democratic and Republican prospects, with references to a looming political shift and potential senate outcomes.
An fragmentary adventure aboard a ship bound for the South Seas follows Jay, Larry, Pau Whitney, and others as they uncover a secret past linked to pearls and a royal lineage. The crew navigates tropical shores, encounters sharks, and hints of danger as a mysterious girl offers a voyage aboard the Bequnte.
Fragmentary quotes show a quarrel over a project and a push for a light plant. Residents and local officials discuss bids, costs, and service while a grocer and others weigh in on decisions. The piece captures a tense council mood and public concerns about rates and timing.
Hollywood experts unveil a new makeup system that claims to revolutionize film cosmetics lasting days or weeks. A pioneer formula uses specialized ointments and shading to create flawless lips, cheek glow, and a matte finish, shown on actress Ann with a precise technique.
A Nyack, New York woman died after a rattlesnake bite during a festival celebration. She was transported to a hospital where antivenin was administered, but the injury proved fatal for the elderly resident.
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