17 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
1
A tranquil lakeside scene unfolds with frogs singing at the edge while fishermen drift and a motorboat hums through rippling water. Nearby a carnival crowd disperses after a social evening, the atmosphere turning toward peaceful, reflective rest under a glowing moon.
A fragmented wartime column reports rumors about foreign leaders, local figures, and community events. It mentions a courthouse, a theater audition, and a midsummer civic gathering, with scattered notes on religious tension and public figures, all conveyed in a rough, era-typical style.
Unclear reports describe Clurton and WV figures meeting with public opinion leaders in a staged conference. The event, part of the ongoing dialogue on political issues, included planned speeches and a dinner addressing wartime and industrial concerns.
The report depicts a contentious Washington clash over graft within the Department of Commerce. Mitchell faces removal after refusing resignation, with President Taft appointing closer supervision to root out favoritism and improper conduct amid dry state debates.
The article reports a reorganization of the National Recovery Administration with a new advisory council including Howell Cheney Philip Murray Antty Newell Blair President William Grown of the American Federation of Labor Walton Hamilton and Charles Edison. It notes a planned staff reduction to 6500 and a continued phased administration with cooperation between government and business and a focus on competition standards and colon maintenance of standards.
The governor demanded immediate arbitration to settle the Enid trolley strike and restore normal streetcar service by June 21. Union leaders seek a 20 percent wage increase and recognition, while company officials and union reps discuss arbitration with joint representation and a panel to be named by the governor if talks fail.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of a Qin role as the lowest rung within a hierarchy. The readable phrases imply a focus on social or organizational structure, with limited clear details or named entities.
Funeral details in Frankfort note Maj T W Woodward leading procession with military guard, National guard band, and a salute at the grave. Surviving Morrow family members include Federal Judge Charles J Daw an W G Hanna and Royt Specht.死亡 list includes Governor Morrow and several state officials. A biographical sketch marks Edwin Porch Morrow as influential Kentucky civic leader and orator who rose to U S District Attorney Governor and rail mediation boards.
The committee on arrangements with Tunehab estate will serve by Kiwanis Club and arrange transport to Middlesboro for needed cases. Volunteers meet at the Relief Office Pineville at 8:00 p.m. June 26. Miss Mary Winley Holloway is in Ball County consulting with joint committees on the election plans.
Fragmented quotes outline a nine point program for youth aid, economic stability, and individual security. The text cites scarcity, self government, free enterprise, stabilization, and removing fear of poverty or old age as key aims, attributed to a former president. The passage emphasizes building minority economic security and broader property ownership while addressing postwar booms and depressions.
Clara Millis, known as the "hammer merciless," will be released after 12 years and 18 days for the 1928 murder of Albert Meuntows, a case that drew attention from locals as she serves time for a brutal killing in the state capital.
In a Shanghai connected tale, Val Preston, a naval officer aboard the U S Navy Yard, pursues dancer Jan amid clubbs and social duties. A tense night at Cordray's and a driving clash with another officer reveal fading trust, while plans for a Seattle trip hint at further stakes.
In Jenkine Kentucky a number of people were made ill by tainted liquor believed to contain potash and other indigestible ingredients. Among the victims is 26 year old Jake Tolliver, a farmer from the upper Cumberland, who was hospitalized in Wintersburg with a serious condition. Tolliver is the son of the late Tim Talliver, former county sheriff.
A country strategy mentions selecting a president from a lively Hudson River locale and a vice president named Gaktus Jack. The phrasing suggests a satirical or fictional political scenario with strong regional emphasis and notable character names.
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