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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
3
A fragmented local column lists residents and events including Gus, Shipley, Perry, Horst, and Sharpe. It notes community concerns like canal work to reduce flood risk, car troubles at 402 Dock Chadwell, and weather talk forecasting heat and August plans. References to Moore Chevroles and Stanford cabbage planting appear amid scattered anecdotes.
A fragmented report notes an aviation journey with delays and conditions around dawn. It mentions Mattern fleeing a field, a seven hour plus sleep pattern, and several leg distances including miles from New York to Jumtri hand and Osla to Moscows, with winds favorable for the flight.
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Miss Dwina Booth known as Pranet Horn Star is in serious condition after an on-set accident during the filming of Prader Turn. Her mother reports she has been confined to bed for 18 months with no improvement.
The obituary notes the death of the child of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith who died Sunday. The funeral service was held this morning with burial in Lynch Cemetery.
A bill would create an Industrial Czar to oversee wartime production and civilian mobilization. The article discusses objections about the title and duties mirroring past boards including the War Production Board and the National Recovery Administration, with focus on centralized authority and patriotism guiding conscription and industry.
Allen Cooke announces candidacy for city office. He formerly left a company to join the Lexington Utilities photo department in Losington and later moved to Middlesboro to run the night studio called the Slate Studio. He aims to serve taxpayers and vows to accept the duty if elected.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Wylie Mars, 60, of Anuxhory Avenue, who died Friday. The death followed an illness after a lengthy residence on Lytieh Avenue.
Ida Jean Philips entertained many friends at a Monday night birthday party for Mikatta Jean Hiips. Guests included Lucy Montgomery, Mary Montgomery, Elsie Cairns, Jean Asher Murch Moss Philips, Flor ence Yeager, Lynwood Gorn, Muddy Yeager, and others. Relatives and church members hosted showers and gifts at nearby Baptist and Lin Baptist churches.
A reader from Lots view discusses stomach distress after meals. He reports relief using Black-Draught for a few days, noting headaches, constipation, and fatigue improve after several nights of use. He mentions intermittent nausea and a general tired feeling.
A jumble of names and places reports locals visiting, returning home and touring towns from Pineville to Frankfort. Mentions include Miss Sarah Mose Philips visiting parents for summer, Roberta Mee Ponaki traveling with Nesvhoureidle, and Vercke Mllison back from Frankfort. Also hints at a cocktail party scene and a generic line about “All's fair In love and war.”
Reported by Maj. Gen. Lytle Liown of the army engineering corps that sabotage threats reached attention. The threats were not seriously regarded but prompted mild precautionary steps. Details on origin and method not disclosed. Read Our Classified-Ads.
The text appears garbled but indicates a sixth item urging belief in enforcement by local city districts and protection of movelatite and Gixpayers, implying a public notice-like appeal for civic oversight and rights protection.
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