Middlesboro urged to curb rising river of crime
Editorial calls for tightening law enforcement in Middlesboro and Bell County as Pineville Middlesboro and the county face a wave of daylight robberies and bootlegger activity. It urges surveillance of suspicious visitors, monitoring of those with police records, removal of vagrants, and aggressive rounds against gangland types to deter crime and restore safety.
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Middlesboro
Bell County
Pineville
Kentucky
Corbin
Back to the Farm Band Ho Headline Analysis
Arthur Pound in Atlantic Monthly argues the United States may end depressions by land-owning families converting backyards into subsistence farms. He cites Bank head bill proposals for loans up to a thousand dollars to support small farms and notes farmers’ unease with widespread idleness versus new local work.
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America
Atlantic Monthly
Arthur Pound
United States
Trenry Ford
Pound
Young women named Laurel Queen hopefuls in Kentucky
Pineville Ky Fifteen contestants from Kentucky colleges and universities will compete for the Kentucky Mountain Laurel Queen title at Cumberland Bear Park festival on October 9 and 10. Names homes and schools include Miss Mary King Montgomery Lexington University of Kentucky Miss Mary Elizabeth Blount Georgetown College Miss Mary Barrett Louisville Louville Normal School Miss Virginia Gunn Middlesboro Transylvania Miss Clementine Smith Maplewood N C Hamilton College Miss Adeline Grisson Bowling Green Bowling Green College of Commerce Miss Catharine Brumbach Harlan Cumberland College Miss Marion Hagan Richmond Eastern State Teachers College Miss Ella Mae Funk Bonisville Sayre College Miss Gayolyn Dean Sharp Jacksboro Tenn Lint.
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Pineville
Kentucky
Robbery and Abduction Reported Near Cadiz Kentucky
Paducah forms sweep for two kidnappers who Tuesday night abducted S. J. Tamov, 48, storekeeper at Finergy near Cadiz, robbed him and wife of 2100, drove to Paducah and dumped Turner from their car. Turner told police and Trigg County authorities he was awakened by armed men, robbed of 600, while the second robber held Mrs. Turner at gunpoint and took 2600 from a hidden box. The pair then drove to Paducah and dropped him beyond the city limits. Turner traced the raid to his wife’s 2500 theft after a taxi ride back home.
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Paducah
Kentucky
Kidnaners
J. Tam Ov
Finergy
Cadiz
Turner
Trigg County
Juvenile status in Scottsboro cases remanded to court
Decatur Alabama judges order Roy Wright and Eugene Williams, two of the Scottsboro defendants, retained in the Morgan County Juvenile Court after a brief habeas corpus hearing. Judge James B. Horton ruled the youths are minors.
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Decatur, al
Roy Wright
Eugene Williams
Scottsboro
Morgan County
James B. Horton
Horton
International Tabor Defense
Post Listening News From Junction and Yellow Creek
Mr and Mrs Sam Archer have moved from Premier pines area. Bill Rly spent Monday gardening potatoes at Junction home. Willy Kivent repaints his porch at Turetion home. A revival meeting began Sunday at Yellow Creek Bible Lint church with Pastor Revard leading services. A stray incident: poor boys at Junction turned a toy play into a street brawl over a mind pile. Continued on Page Two.
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Sam Archer
Danetion
Bill Rly
Junction
Yellow Creek
Revard
Phe
Davis Aims for Action at Disarmament Talks
Geneva reports Norman H. Davis, chief US delegate, urged more discharge of debate and less procedure to save the disarmament conference. He expressed disappointment and anger at the long adjournment, sarcastically saying delegates care more about how to proceed than what to achieve in disarmament.
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Geneva
Norman H. Davis
United States
Davis
Gaid
Tsim
Jelke Divorce Case Remains Unsettled After Testimony
Newport Alabama news notes continuing unresolved divorce suits involving Frasier Jelke and Sara Chimies Walach. Jelke withdrew to his showplace estates after court decisions, with cross suits denied leaving appeal routes open to the state supreme court. The case centers on claims of cruelty desertion and marital misconduct by Jelke and countercharges by Walach.
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Newport
Delkce
Wini? Jelke
Bim
Pea
Ala
Frasier Jelke
Sara Chimies Waleh
State Supreme Court
Jelke
Capone Plea Denied by Federal Court Appeal
Capone's bid for habeas corpus relief from Atlanta penitentiary denied. He is serving a ten year term on income tax charges. The U S Circuits Court of Appeals upheld the Atlanta district court division in a Wednesday ruling.
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New Orleans
Ilen
Atlant Penitentiary
United States Vireait Court
Atlanta District Court
Washington Post Sold at Public Auction for 825000
The Washington Post was sold at public auction today for 825000 dollars. George B. Hamilton and Dr. Sawyer declined to disclose whom they represented in submitting the highest bid.
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Washington
Washington Post
George B. Hamilton
Sawyer
Laurel Fork Supervisors War on Bugs
Four satin super visors of Goth Amer ica form a Vigilantes Committee to combat insects. They target over one hundred gardens under the Laurel Fork Welfare Association funded by Kentuary Relief Gain mission. Led by Lawrence Partin and George Parlin, they work to boost local food production for fifteen hundred residents cut off from the outside world.
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America
ALF
Lawrence Partin
Quorge Parlin
Robert Lyle
Elis
Talbott Refuses Bills Without Gov Approval in Ky
Trantor Kentucky report notes Jefferson circuit clerk Loui Wiseman faced $91 in bills from J Dan Talbott plate auditor. Gov Ruby Luffoon reportedly refuses to approve, saying governor has no say. Wiseman visits auditor and governor repeatedly. Talbott insists governor approval is required.
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Trantor
Loui Vissman
Jefferson Circuit
Auurt
J. Dan Talbott
Plate
Ruby Luffoon
Pant
Vissman
Wickey
Ile
Wise
France 15 Not Likely to Pay Debt Installment
The French Chamber of Deputies adjourned after debating the next payment on the wartime debt. No notice of action was given, and Socialists opposed the installment while Premier Daladier faced pressure over taxes as the chamber prepared to reconvene.
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France
United States
Ellen
Chamber of Deputies
Promina Brlomard Daladier
Ani Magiity
Daladine
Bell's Forestry Recruits to be Examined Friday
Local selection by the Mid dieskary Welfare Association lists eighty one young men from the county for Civilian Conservation Corps service. Recruits report at 8:00 Friday morning to the Central School auditorium for medical exams and record preparation. Final assignments to camps follow after initial screening at Camp Knox.
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Beltening
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ocd
Middieskary Welfare Association
Tom Marper
iKhay
Boys Guests At Kiwanis Luncheon Highlight Event
Eleven boys were honored guests at a Kiwanis luncheon in White, with a youth program by Dee Mitchell and members of the Boys and Girls committee. The youths enjoyed a dedicated table, meals, and hospitality while many names of attendees were listed among the highlights of the afternoon.
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Win Mid- Meshore Kiwanis
Kiwanis Moy Suout
Haner
Dee Mitchel
Nekie Lorton
Estill Lorton
Raymond Mercira
Calvin. Miller
Rascoe
John Morcad
Bill Sawdurs
Id Noonchester
Ray Noonchester
Fom Margit
Charles Miller
Gaius Whitfield
Micilen
Joro
K Snovt
Fox I Beauters
Treaty talks stalled as ambassadors delay progress
Fragmentary text shows diplomats from unnamed nations delaying key treaty steps while leaders await decisions and formal commitments. Ambiguous names and garbled phrases obscure specifics but indicate stalled negotiations and careful diplomacy.
Direct Relief Funds Allocated for Diet Relief Program
Washington outlines machinery to distribute a federal relief fund of 100 million dollars for diet relief of unemployed and their dependents. Under Murry L. Hopkins, money will be distributed through state and territorial governors, with Congress recently augmenting state relief funds and tied to public funds for relief in the preceding quarter.
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Washington
Mig
Teilerel Vinur
Nlit
Murry L. Hopkins
Reconstruction Prince Corporation
Hatress
Electric tax shift debated by power companies
The plan shifts three percent electric tax payments from consumers to power companies under an agreement between Houge and Sanat congress. The compromise affects both municipal and commercial users and stalls on the special tax. Negotiations hinge on a conference panel as signatures loom.
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Waahiveten
Baginning
Hame
Houge
Sanat
Domestie Aiaeanmmereignisers
Ditictrias
Panfereney
Prayer Service Tonight Led by Tubby Sprales
A collage prayer meeting will be held tonight by the First Mic Ahadlist Church at the same Sprales address. Tubby Sprales will lead the service in the evening gathering.
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Hell
Tame of
Soh Sprales
Ueheeter Agenin
Tubby Sprales
South America Wheat Boom In Bell County Farmers Grow New Crop
In Bell county a forgotten region begins growing wheat once unseen by most residents. Rev Miran M Fraker shows a tall stalk sample at Henderson Settlement School while farmer Lewowretina Pain explains seed from Redross spurring wide planting. More than a hundred settlers receive wheat seed. forecasts suggest a harvest rivaling familiar Kansas yields with potential bushels per acre.
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South America
Bell County
Ita
Miran M. Fraker
Henderson Settlement School
Middleshore
Werdneglay
Pain
Agyariens
Prakes
Tony Chess
Marriman To Continue In Senate Banking Inquiry
In Washington Jobo Minvinam, an investigator in the Commerce Department, resigned to pursue other work but Ferdinand GPa, the committee counsel, announced that Marriman Hitah had reconsidered and would continue on. Staff details remain unclear.
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Washington
Jobo Minvinam
Unetine Uieg
Merherd Hoover
Commerce Department
Hig
Senate Banki Utity
Pevata Banks
Minvini
Ferdinand Gpa
Mar Hitah Hid
Nis
Mother Pleads Clemency For Slain Son
Nancy Molineaus, grieving mother from Caspary County, walked 200 miles to attend her son James Barry’s funeral after he was killed in a brawl involving Norman Davis. She hopes the accused killer faces fair punishment if found guilty while describing her own loss and hardship.
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Calif
Nother
Nancy Molineaus
Polien
James Barry
Norman Davia
Mia Moulincaus
Unclear J P S Profits Report Revealed
In a convoluted report the Washington paper details profits of a firm tied to Morgan and Company. The document references securities, partnerships, and large sums around 1927 including a claim of 22 million dollars paid to partners. Confusing fragments limit precision.
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Wishington
J. TY. Morgane and Company Sual
Tistecadial Parc
Jon
Jevatior Woot
Bensules Tega
cornAian Skask
Ion
Grace Whitney
Murs
Pavknen
Wagsithesk
Morgan
Noted Composer Dead at St Athe's Church memorial
Unclear OCR fragment reports death of a noted composer and organist from St Athe's Church in Vranklyny Mier. The body was found near Ly Centre lis rake while en route to Sengilalo N Y for turdal. Name mentions Rogers and Fulmer but details are garbled.
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Lorne
Sengilalo
N. Y
Turdal
Rogers
Nolo
Fulmer
St Athe's
Vranklyny
Spectacular Jail Escape Reported From Lansing Penitentiary
Florida fugitives Tromangas escaped from Lansing Penitentiary and fled into the Osage badlands, prompting a large search across Kansas and Oklahoma. Authorities reported two wounded and scattered pursuit as they moved through rural stations between Miami and Picher while the main group remained at large.
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Miami
Fla
Dlewan
Tromangas State Penitentiary
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lansing
Badlands
Lansing Penitente Dry
Porees
Roddy
Qusge
Delperate Killers
Fife Terriers
Picher Pester
Plan Changes in Plane Rules Illarity
Washington. Aviation officials will meet July 27 to draft new airworthiness regulations for aircraft. Col Clarence M. Young notes current knowledge warrants updated safety factors and tailored requirements that adapt to individual designs and eliminate arbitrary specifications.
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Washington
Bavi
Mantflauryays
Clarence M. Young
Young
Hanes
Union College Closes Session With 50 Graduates
Barbourville Ky Fifty graduates filled Union College’s fifty fourth commencement on Wednesday. Speaker Hishey H. Lester Smith of Cincinnati addressed students. Degrees with honors went to Marl hid Friedrich of Bellevue Clarence Combs Sayerseilie and William Sweeres Core bin.
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Barbourville
Fulty
Union College
Hishey H. Lester Smith
Gineinnati
Marl
Friedrich
Bellevue
Combs
Sayerseilie
William Sweeres
Core bin
Camps Expanded to Employ 60,000 in Forest Work
Washington reports 257 new camps approved by President Roosevelt to provide jobs in forest projects across 35 states, with a total of 1566 work camps nationwide. In New York, cotton prices dip as sterling exchange eases. Secretary Stimson named arbiter of the Tanganyika Conciliation Commission under the Lacarna Pact to settle minor disputes.
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Washington
Roose
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Lexington Herald
Laurel Queen
Willy Kivent
Frank Pore
Turetion
Kirk Prather
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lek
Capone
Laurel Fork
Kan Soudiern
Kansas Étate Penitentiary
Lanaing
Kan
Bell
Forestry
Romy
Wastin
Toiliey Termita
Lalla Éffirdala
Valule
de Vaulee
Obie Paluer
Benita Marealini
Tomules
Yesares
Frakes
Mr. Frakes
Marriman
J. PS
Osage Hills
New York
Sterling Exchange
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