01 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary notice shows subscription rates for carrier and mail services with amounts in dollars and cents. Mentions Middlesboro Kentucky and Fosterfico. text is garbled but indicates pricing options by week month and year. Names and exact figures are partially unreadable, but the billing context remains clear.
Fragmented reminiscence on riding trains, aging, and changing travel life. Describe long-ago rail journeys, mishaps, and shifting landscapes with references to places like Lily, Corbin, and London. Notes mood of nostalgia, local events, and scattered scenes from past railroad travel days.
Fragmented text describes a weather and road survey by the Highways Department. It references wind, rain, and traffic conditions, noting a survey led by officials and the impact on travel. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
The readable text mentions names and places in a damaged form with scattered phrases about people, events, and locations. It appears to be an incoherent clipping with partial names such as Alex Collie and Wyant Me and references to places like Hus and Cenhued, offering no clear event or outcome.
An unclear text fragment mentions MON and Miva, Neo and Vine, Nam and Tomsyilley, and Shakey. It reads like a collection of person names and locales with no coherent event or context. The readable items suggest a list rather than a report or notice.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a campaign or movement labeled Dry Forces with references to people, places, and events. The imperfect lines mention names or groups like Phe men, Ulivi, Cinegn, and Chowan Paw Wile, plus activities such as parades, movies, and goals, suggesting a local civic or political mobilization. The fragmentary note includes scattered terms like Natl and Cre Rey Natl, indicating a broader national or organizational context.
The Listening Post reports a plan to shed light on a perplexing issue in the business district. Coach W W Campbell of Middlesboro High School expects Kentucky Wildcats to win the Southeastern Conference basketball title tonight over the Volunteers.
Janet confronts jealousy with her husband Joel Paynter after a tense night influenced by Nina Mayes and a hostess party. She recalls past actions, fears intruding suspicion, and considers a new emotional entanglement with Russell Bede while navigating marriage duties and career hints. The scene ends with an implied cliffhanger as Janet contemplates honesty and choice.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss urgent wartime needs and defenses. Mentions fascists, Britain, Mussolini, allied aid, and immediate appropriations for defense and land. Highlights focus on conscription, military modernization, and next generation defense planning.
An unreadable clipping describes a potato mishap with small tubers unearthed and buried under papers and debris. The reportage hints at a rural setting with mentions of roots, buried spuds, and a scattered crowd observing the scene.
Fragmentary text references educating future generations about dangers of something like tobacco and alcohol, with a focus on health and religion. Mentions authorities and public memory, but the view remains unclear and garbled, offering limited concrete facts or names.
Mise Catherine Mira tly wed Mg James J Lyddle in a Saturday home ceremony on Kentucky Avenue officiated by TA McCord. Attendants and guests including family and neighbors traveled from Knoxville, Lexington, Middlesboro, and Bristol. The event celebrated with social visits, a church remembrance, and a committee on finance formed for ongoing church activities.
A garbled report notes Valley Creek PLT AL Mer presented at Founder's Day in an event described as formal and informative. The speaker, once of Fendt and Jeleo, delivered a talk praising Founders Bay and noting many optimistic projects as worthwhile.
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