29 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
1
Livestock market notes at Cincinnati show mixed receipts and bids for hogs and cattle. Prices quoted include various weight ranges and grades with buyers like packers and wholesalers active, while reports from Chicago reflect firmer or higher bidding on certain classes.
A garbled OCR market note lists livestock and grain prices with many errors. Despite messy data, key terms reference cattle, wool, beef, and grain futures alongside fluctuating quotes and commodity notes from various points, including Wheat and Soybean movements.
A critic condemns the Federal Communications Commission for overreach in radio regulation. The writer argues the commission threatens constitutional rights, urging lawmakers to maintain free speech against bureaucratic control and censorship of national and international broadcasts.
A rural demonstration event took place in Cross Roads Virginia focusing on closing and canning techniques led by The Tame Berlass with participants including Ruth Brooks Jenize Brooks Clea Janes Thelan Veary Geo Bia Haze Thomas Ethelene Clara Mae Littrell Pentaho Gladys VanKeher Jeanette Cayin Kether Peery Juanita Rage Gltndys Crockett Jean Faldine Howard Flora Worley Nancy Sevier Norma Lee Idens Norma Jean Bays Martin Young Mary Ruth Martin Corrie Ler Ruth Jenkins Hallene Bales. Visitors Dan Littrell and Misses Eula and Vivian Blake from Wheeler joined locals including Charlie Littrell and Mary Katherine Hoskins for a weekend gathering in Mt And Otts Wheeler.
Capitol Hill skeptics debate President Roosevelt’s federal relief plan with few backing it. Journalists note doubts from Republicans and anti New Deal Democrats about funding, timing, and risks to farmers and lenders as Congress weighs extending credit and public works.
A scrambled crossword style page lists across and down clues with numerous partial and misspelled terms. Entries include animals foods tools and general concepts, with a concluding note about the puzzle's final answer and a heading referencing a Newman constellation style term.
The Red Cross urges public cooperation to reduce Fourth of July fatalities through safer recreational and road practices. Tim Philows, national director, cites 5000+ first aid stations and emphasizes responsible fireworks use and careful driving to protect children and prevent injuries nationwide.
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Salinas and Gul note dangerous Fourth of July weekend as officials cite about 7 100 drownings and 5 000 water fatalities annually. Advice emphasizes safe conduct, swimming with supervision, water entry checks, and Red Cross first aid training to reduce injuries and deaths this season.
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