02 Mar 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
1
A fragmented voter manifesto appears with garbled prose and numerous names including Herbert Hower Ab Hott Reed and Josephry. It references campaigns electoral promises, taxes, and constitutional concerns amid noisy, partially legible text. The piece blends political assertions with scattered dates and places, resembling a rushed, doctored wartime oration.
The Lions trailed early as Williamsburg moved ahead, then surged in the final minutes. Harp Lenare scored two late goals with four free throws to seal a 27 25 lead and clinch the win amid miscues and missed plays by Williams burg.
Milly Wallace, a noted boxing figure, earned a decisive victory over Rich Wolfe in Cleveland, heightening Wallace's chances to challenge Tony Pacini in the title race. The bout drew strong support as Wallace entertained with a smooth voice and popular songs, while Wolfe endured a brutal exchange before being carried from the ring.
Fragmented text describes a prize ploy involving Roan Nev Campas Oro in Nevada. A quiz or prize will be awarded on Mackey Chig in March at a mile race. Unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR passage describing events and names in a distant locality with many garbled terms. The readable parts mention towns or places like Hyannis and Oster, with scattered references to people and dated events, though specifics are not reconstructible from the text provided.
Fragmented text from a sports parade item includes scattered names such as Healey Parker and Kanye, with references to arrests, horses, and various unidentified figures. The readable content is inconsistent, offering no clear event, participants, or outcomes.
The Olympic Stadium will center the HOSOhogie Games with seating for about 105,000 spectators. Olympic events extend across fields around Exposition Park, including football showcases and track competitions, while nearby venues host field hockey and other athletic events in a sprawling multi-field setup.
A kidnaping case grips the United States as a note and stolen car link to the Lindbergh family emerge. Police, troopers, and the Lindberghs chase clues across New Jersey and nearby roads while Betty Gow and Col Norman assist in the tense search for the missing infant. An abandoned car tied to a Brooklyn owner is found near Newark, intensifying a nationwide manhunt.
Classified listing notes a new company Cah Re Fon Suehivr Manufacturing engaged with Mary Ellen Broughton in Maryville. Details vague in OCR but indicates a business introduction or notice related to local commerce and a named individual.
Sworn testimony on the 1st of Primary 1932 describes abduction marks on a child on 81 Horchester Avenue near Lindbergh estate. Law enforcement, including Chief Schwartzkapf and Maj Schoef fel, oversee the investigation as Mrs. Morrow arrives to be with the Lindberghs.
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