26 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
1
A garbled notice shows subscription pricing for readers in Kentucky and nearby areas. It lists carrier delivery terms for weekly and monthly options, including per month and yearly rates, with mail rates and potential discounts. The text mentions a union or local government reference and various misread words.
A university led field party from the University of Kentucky under Director CL Melarlan will conduct a mineral survey across Southeastern Kentucky. The project, involving several faculty and student assistants, aims to interpret drill records and determine alder state succession matters while inspecting wells and gas occurrences for potential historical and resource significance.
A garbled OCR text fragment discusses editorial actions and named individuals in a late stage news page. It references Mrisedsal i Konniehy billing hayes, Keven, and a family applying for Tee and SHO Lis Were didgen to giiet axe. The piece hints at education efforts and employment, with vague notes on ownership, loans, and insurance while mentioning a presidential context.
A fragmented notice recalls ten years past events and names local individuals including Maile, Greer, Silvers, and Miss Adal Hahotot. It references dates, places, and associations with area residents, preserving partial memories from the period.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a past gathering near Clinton with mentions of a Mary Kasi and a plan to expand burial sites. The text references a Mount type area and a western district, noting attendees and proposals, but details are incomplete and unclear.
A federal program allocates three million dollars to Kentucky for highway improvements. Officials confirm funds will support critical road projects, with state agencies planning to allocate the money toward resurfacing and bridge work across key corridors. Federal and state partners coordinate timelines and oversight to ensure timely execution.
Fragmentary notes reference a cabaret, cafe, and proposals involving regulation and enforcement. Mentions officials, recommendations, and a government body discussing actions and timing amid unclear details. Strong entities include CNiet, Pronteant Hynes, and Decent. The text is garbled but suggests a regulatory debate with plans and oversight.
An idiosyncratic, partial reminiscence of Washington insiders and political circles. The fragmented OCR mentions various figures, venues, and themes tied to national governance, speculation, and social networks within the U S capital during a period of public life and policy debate.
In a tropical tale, Jay Bruce and Lorta Crete pursue love aboard a ship in the South Seas. A tangled plot unfolds with Livingston captured, a murder, and a dramatic escape as the crew faces danger and shifting loyalties. The dialogue reveals themes of property, marriage, and social norms aboard a vessel amid perilous intrigues.
A garbled 1930s style report discusses Roosevelt and Hoover era dynamics in New York and Massachusetts. It mentions party prospects, governors, and potential campaign activity with references to Roosevelt and Bly, plus concerns over economy cuts and Commerce Commission issues.
A transcription fragment notes a death and funeral arrangements. It mentions a person who died recently and references dates and places, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The readable items include references to a memorial event, a relay relation, and terms like lost and party.
The mayor, Miles M. Smith, is questioned about alleged tea discussions and denies involvement in local city affairs. City secretary Neva Smitha Jabdi confirms no secret plan or pull of strings by the mayor.
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