27 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
1
A review of W Irving Crowley's drama The Adding atachine critiques its blunt portrayal of modern life. The male lead, trapped by convention and routine in an accounting office, is drawn to a co worker as he confronts emptiness, longing, and social pressures shaping desire.
The article notes a Bible traveling for 14 years starting with the Rt Ring Chapter in Colinas and traveling over 100000 miles valued at $20000 before being sent to Idaho. It mentions a local trip and the Bible’s extended journey.
In Chapter Eighteen, Sarah Anne contemplates love and betrayal as Jack Kennedy returns from past trials. A storm rages in the room while memories of Judith Drake and distant adventures color her present. Bob Kennedy talks with two young admirers as tension builds around trust, memory, and a looming crisis.
Fragmented market notes show hogs, cattle, and sheep price movements with inconsistent figures. Entries mention receipts, weights, and varying bids, but many values drift or unreadably garbled, reflecting a jumbled historical livestock market update.
The report lists various hog and cattle prices including hogs at 10 cents for certain weights, calves and cattle values, and truck prices with totals around 10,260 dollars. It notes market conditions with terms like steady, weak, and top prices, alongside averages and demand indicators.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear tease about a Guesy post and a borrowed motor, followed by a note reading Thank for the ear. Readings are garbled with missing names and places. no clear event, date, or organization emerges.
The audience filled Central School for the eighth annual State Singers event with attendees from several states and local sponsors. Officers were reelected, including secretary K. Williams as part of the meeting notes.
Samuel B. Pettingill reports on Adolf Berle and opposition figures arguing that government credit control and private ownership repeal could lead to private firms losing property and power to state-backed entities. The piece questions the plan to nationalize productive plants, warns of creeping democracy, and cites critics like Raymond Molloy about trust in current regimes.
Contested claim centers on California boasting the tallest tree as measured height surpasses Boston area specimens. Reports note trees in New England and Australia exceed 400 feet in some cases, with verification of elevations and regional measurements ongoing.
Colmar Road Edmond Smith and daughter Maxine have returned from Molus Ky They were accompanied home by her mother who is receiving treatment at a Middlesboro hospital Miss Rosabelle Quillen Quin ton Campbell Sheridan Quillen and Clayton Quillen were shopping in Middlesboro Saturday Kenneth Campbell has been slightly off the past few days Mr and Mrs Turner and daughter Alive were in Middlesboro recently Luther Mhirst has been removed from the high home to Evarts Hospital in Middlesboro Mr and Mrs Noth Enger were visiting relatives at Yellow UHS Sunday Several from late attended the Tr State Singing Convention at the Central School auditorium in Middlesboro Sunday Miss Sylivia Wilton Visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs J A Gampbett were visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J H Miracle in Middlesboro Sunday Miss Jean Russell Middlesboro was visiting her mother Mrs Mary Turner here Sunday James Tridel Meldrum was viailine friends here recently Sheridan Quillen spent Sunday with friends at Cross
A nationwide search targets Ray Olson after two deputy sheriffs were killed in Hayward Wisconsin while attempting to arrest him on a car theft charge. The suspect eluded capture as authorities intensify efforts across the region.
The Golden Gate flurk of this city reports the first pair of buffalo twins. They stood about two feet high and weighed pounds, startling residents as they appeared in the busy streets.
This fragment outlines a periodical editorial ad urging readers to choose reliable druggists and physicians, stressing careful selection of medicines and double checking proportions. It references a weekly series of fifty two editorials appearing in the paper and cites vote and confidence in selections.
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