20 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
1
A garbled, early 20th century clipping threads together divorce talk, political waffling, and labor tensions. It cites Mrs McAdoo and Franklin, mentions a San Francisco strike, and quotes Hoover with ambivalent praise, then shifts to a century of progress discourse criticizing wealth and privilege. The piece underscores social upheaval and partisan strain across regions.
The fragment references Daniel Webster and a date in 1894, noting themes of morals, rentimente, and social habits within a historical context. The text alludes to a Senate figure, suggesting quotation or commentary from that period.
Fragmented market notes describe cattle futures, hogs, and sheep with varied prices, stock numbers, and shipments. Mentions government receipts, yearlings, steers, and stock features amid references to heat, weather, and notable honors including France awarding a medal to Millie Nie.
A long fragmented post recounts locals and events around Manchester Avenue and nearby wards. It mentions Sid Logan and Clarence Yonner, court actions, a large theft case from a candy company, and ongoing investigations. The piece includes references to town officials, arrests, and police activity with scattered dialogue and observational notes.
In a sparse fragment, Whitfose and Gay appear as players or figures amid efforts to contend with a Tar Game. The readable bits hint at a minute or summary noting involvement or actions by these names in a sports or local game context.
Ten years ago Mrs J A Wilton and family visited Men Wilkan’s mother Mrs Allee Hloun in Charles, Vi. Nita Mary Givens hosted a glass goblet dinner. M M Callison announced the marriage of their daughter Katryn to Mr Wardrup on July 14. Ty H Campbell family spent the day in Pazewell. Mr and Mrs dy B White and Miss Nadling Hately traveled to Williamshuny. Virginia Livelace was visiting Johnson County.
Portland negotiators resist immediate general strike amid waterfront deadlock. Labor leaders denounce the plan as monstrous while promising to seek Senator Wagner’s help for a peaceful settlement before any general action. The Blag Eagle returns to Harriman mills and headquarters are planned in Philadelphia as tensions mount.
An attorney general Burke writes that purchases by the highway commission are subject to a three percent sales tax. Louisville Lexington and other large cities face tax on municipal purchases, with estimates of about 100000 dollars yearly, potentially higher as officials weigh the impact.
Fragmentary OCR item cites a mission involving Dillinger gang references and a boy claimed to be connected to a gang member. It mentions a motor boat, river disembarkation, and police advice from the United States, but the suspect’s name is not disclosed and details are incomplete.
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