01 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
1
Public record shows CITENE-NEWS CO. INC. and Robert L. Kinosid serving as President and Manager. Watered at the Postoffice at Middlesboro, Ky., as Second Class Matter.
Town chatter centers on Vaelu Jim Patterson and neighbors recalling childhood haunts while a Dan Gibron sighting sparks laughs. A City Council speech by Colonel Ginsburg criticizes the proposed Gove Creek dam, and Steve Reams faces heat for opposing plans seen as harming local business. Delegations from Middlesboro travel to Layollette to press Cove Creek dam prospects.
Markets report receipts of cattle and calves for sale with steady to weak undertone on cows and bulls. Sheep receipts are noted as active with varied grades showing higher demand for lambs and heavy offerings, while lighter weights and plain grades trade lower.
Ten years ago Mise Kem Wajkey An Alise and Barbara Uiseeghan left for ten weeks in Perryville Kentucky to join Miss Walker's parents and then plan to attend events at the Gotservisory af Music and University of Ginelanadi. Stella Grogs teaching in public school arrives Corkin. Ranest Warren returns from a visit in Stanford Kentucky. Mes Kigene Smith drinks cider with Sillon's at one o'clock.
A fragmented item mentions a figure called Hy Che serious Tikes of or mother, Mrad G. Aten, and names Misa Mingle Bell Mectihoney, suggesting a local social or personal event with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
The narrative follows a chaotic sequence among affluent families in New York and Virginia, focusing on romantic entanglements and social tensions. Michal Mulard Michael Ayala and Virginia manipulate relationships as secrets, accusations, and dates collide amid a lavish gathering, leading to a dramatic confrontation and abrupt exits.
Fragmentary notes show Tavhmond and Miss Mlorence Neff visiting Cincinnati for several days. Brown and daughters Ruth and Aly Deeley visit near Washington College. Gibsan travels for a dye don event and attend the Jayanayt syne at Washington College.
The Middleshord Kiwanis Club commends Howard Kossutt of the United States Navy for seven months of service and presents thanks to May Wossett Mex for tireless work with the Bots and Aids Committee. The note expresses pride in his example and requests recognition by Kiwanis leaders and the community.
Lansing Kan. A crowded car became scene of a confrontation when a fugitive asked a woman to sit on his lap for unknown reasons. The woman refused firmly stating the risk to her husband and dignity. The incident highlights personal safety aboard public transport.
A fragmentary report outlines a developing lead in the Lamson murder case. Officials reference a university setting and a possible link to a suspect, with detectives pursuing further evidence to identify the perpetrator.
In Seattle the mayor faced a clash with fire department staff over budget cuts. A mass firing was threatened as officials argued over methods and timing, with the presiding judge weighing in on the legality of the mayor's actions. The dispute centered on how to balance city finances and maintain essential services.
Fragmented OCR style notes recount local odds and ends. Police chatter mentions Roscoe Collingworth and a cabinet of misfits. A prize for portable news item and a bluff about a daylight robbery are noted among Kiwanis chatter.
A fragmented article notes South America growing wheat for local use and plans to thresh at a school. It mentions cradles, a blacksmith, and a machine donated by Hampel brothers of Colman to demonstrate threshing across farms, with rapid harvest expectations.
Unclear OCR text recounts a chaotic scene in East End with references to Chief Minton, Mr. Gatift, and John Burnett Bellamy. Fragmentary names and actions suggest police or vigilante activity ending in confusion as night events unfold.
A damaged OCR passage describes wheat farming at Sehiwal farm with a new threshing setup. It notes farmers will thresh their own wheat, a movable thresher for future years, and mentions supervisors including J H McGiboney and George Partin under the Welfare Association.
Kalispell Montana reports that salary reductions for teachers saved Matheas county school system $221,645. County Superintendent Lillias Peterson notes the 1981-82 budget was $580,118 and the 1989-88 budget was $848,467, reflecting changes under the supervision of Matheas county school officials.
An elderly advertisement text urges mothers to give Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to teenage girls as a tonic and regulator for health and wellbeing. The message emphasizes guarding a daughter's health, happiness, and future roles as wife and mother.
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