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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1956

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Bandits Loot Sevierville Market in Weekend Robbery

Three burglars entering the two story Newman's Super Market on Main Street by sawing a rear hatch gained access after 11 p.m. Saturday. They stole about 1500 in cash and small bills from a safe and also took tools from nearby shops. Fingerprints and footprints were found at the scene. Ray and Karl Newman reported the loss and noted the burglars used a hurry flight. Dr. James Atchley, nearby station owner, found his tools and two tires missing and later learned some tools were at the robbery site.

Sauderville Tenn ACS Ray Aml Karl Newman Newman Super Market Main Street James Atehtes Gay ‘Station Atchley

Booster Shot Availability in Kentucky Polio Effort

State health officials, led by Dr. Rus sell K Teague, report sufficient anti polio vaccine to give booster doses to children under two and pregnant women in Kentucky. The booster aims to extend protection through polio season, with pregnant women and under seventies most at risk. Despite progress in vaccinating vulnerable groups, Teague warns the situation remains critical as Kentucky reports 45 polio cases through July 14, with one death. A June shipment of 93,447 cubic centimeters of vaccine went to county health departments, the largest on record.

Louisville UPS Russell K. Teague Kentucky Teague Health Department

Caliente Stakes Payoff Highlights Wide Win

A confusing report from Agua Caliente Mexico details a 20 887 win on a $2 race ticket linked to a US manager of a women's dress shop in San Diego California. The winner picked five of six in the fifth through tenth races, with a 10 percent track payout noted. Officials cited a previous high payoff at North American tracks.

Agua Camenta Mexico Airs Virginia Pence San Biego Cat Aison Callente North Amportein G.ap Pall Caliente

Marilyn Monroe tops London gossip as she honeymoon tours

The London Daily Sketch reports Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller honeymooning while Monroe plans to promote work with a cameo by actor Sir Henry- or knighted star. She discusses fashion and future roles, saying she views early sexy parts as accidental and aims for serious Shakespearean work.

London Mariiyn Merve England Sili Sketcts Hollywood Neiress New York Arthur Miller Sateurday Marilyn Britain Knight Ler Brads Munroe

Weinberger Kidnap Case 517 Heads to FBI Reach

FBI marks Weinberger kidnapping as case No. 517 with two unsolved cases remaining. The article notes cross state abductions trigger federal action, cites past federal prison stats, and recalls the famous 1930s child abductions and ransom cases shaping enforcement and public fear.

Weinberger FBI

Police to Scan Water Drains for Kidnapped Tot Body

Westbury police planned to search water drains near the scene of the Peter Weinberger kidnapping to locate the missing baby's body. Harold Snyder, a 3 year old Brooklyn man, was arrested after making threatening calls to Mrs Weinberger and was to be arraigned. Detectives and FBI agents traced calls, examined signatures on 30,000 auto license applications, and compared them with the kidnap note handwriting.

Westbury N_W Ike Lause Peter Weinberger Brooklyn Weinberger Aliheota Harold Snyder Frank Steiner Snyder FBI Stesphen Damman

Obituary notices and funeral details from a 1930s paper

Obituaries and funeral notices list the passing of several residents including Mrs Matian and Mrs Hettie Edits, with services conducted by ministers and church leaders. The records mention pallbearers, family survivors, and funeral homes in Davenport Middlesboro and nearby towns, with details of burial locations and service times.

Hospital Notes and Admissions Mixed in Scrambled Text

Fragmentary hospital notes list names and supposed admissions across towns including New Tazewell Harrogate and Cumberland Gap. The text contains numerous garbled names and phrases with references to babies and patients, but no coherent events or dates to confirm. The Canadian Criminal Code segment appears unrelated to hospital entries.

Pegay Ann Smith Fxennie Dallas Jesser New Tazewell Isla Ramsey Tazewell Dora Wo Bartlett Dennis Ramsey Margaret Walker bin Raslus Watson New Tazeweers WD. McNeil Jones Story Sue Keex Cumberland Gap M. Vestal Middlesboro Adl Shoffner Harrogate James Yrary Kaly Bay

Dixie Pine Tree Farming May Aid Paper Shortage

Special Correspondent reports on southern pine forestry expanding into paper production to ease the national paper shortage.Southern mills and Bowater affiliate Casco to Macon plans push pulp capacity. forecasted output aims to add thousands of tons, with a two year expansion to boost newsprint and wrapping paper demand amid rising consumption.

Dixie Henney Lesesnta Columbia Giri da Wiste Doeauing Ik Wise Mush Ae Coron Ayer Tio Colton Kin Weis Southam Mills Laulkin Lintit Bern Hinde Covent Tie Serine Souther Corsa River Newt Company Alabama Weel Ima

Innocent Man Survives after 1932 Bank Robbery Case Mixup

Dawson Springs Kentucky reports recount a 1932 Minneapolis bank holdup case that wrongly implicated Hankins. He was paroled in 1951 and later cleared in 1963 of guilt with pension compensation. Authorities later blamed seven gang members. Hankins speaks in a new book claiming misidentification.

Dawson Springs Verolil Mar Alliant Caramie Joe Leonard Princeton Hospital Elankins Hankins Northwestern Bank Minneapolis St. Paul Minneapolis Sant Fankins Iit Hankins Della Lowery Son Springs Kentucky Minnesota Pang Paréen Paarl Hawkins Tankins Ais

Snake Bites Woman At Pineville Church Event

Mrs. Rachel Asher, about 70, was bitten by a tall snake during a church gathering at Stoney Park in Pineville. She declined aid and refused hospital care. Police Chief Homer Greer, visiting, said she appeared to be doing fine.

Pineville Rachel Asher Stoney Park Homer Greer

Science Shrinks Piles with New Non Surgical Method

A new treatment claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery using a bio dynamic substance delivered as a suppository or ointment. Reported benefits include reduced swelling and pain after first use, with a money back guarantee and patent status noted.

Nce Hemorchuids world-Sumess Research Institute Pat Ott

Three Killed on State Roads in Separate Week

Frankfort OPI reports three deaths in Kentucky road accidents over three weeks. Victims include Carl Hocker and J R Graham near Conn ad City on US 431, Angier teen Dennis in Shelby County, and Milstone Peacock 26 of Louisville. Other injured: Mary Elon Smith, Robert Bassett, James Gross, Allis Edwards aged 10.

Frankfort Carl Hocker J. Rete T. Graham Muhlenberg Conrad City Angier Shelby Dennis Lowisville Milstone Peacock Leanna Wagner Peacork Louisville King’s Flospival Stalbyville Tan Masvast Miss Peacock Ming Mary Elon Smith Robert Moorman Bassett James Gross Ween M Allis Edwards Prankfort Waserford County

Two men fined for breach of peace in Noetown grill brawl

Lester Jarvis and Ed Yeary were fined $19.50 each in Magistrate Clyde Haddix's court on breach of peace charges. They were arrested Saturday night with three others after a brawl at a Noetown grill. Trials for Marvin Smith, Leon Fiyland and Dallas Shackleford were postponed until Saturday.

Lester Jarvis Ed Yearys Clyde Haddix Thnee Noetown Marvin Smith Lron Fiyland Dallas Shackleford

Water Flood Burns Department Store and Paralyzes Subway Traffic

A department store fire flooded streets and cut subway service in a broad area. Water from the blaze rushed into the city’s water system, flooding basements and triggering emergency responses. Fire crews battled flames as trains halted and streets filled with water, with several hundred people treated for injuries or smoke exposure and police directing evacuations and road closures.

Fragmented notice from random classifieds and agencies

A garbled OCR passage references workers and ads, mentioning Daily News, a ferry, and a national council. It presents no clear event, names, places, or dates to verify a factual item. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a specific news item or outcome.

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