Middlesboro Kiwanis Discuss Death Ground And Plans
Dr R E Douglas told Kiwanis members that Middlesboro must maintain a proper burial ground to honor the dead and reflect community pride. He urged building a lasting resting place, noting few natives but many future builders of the town. Announcement of a directors meeting and plans for a teachers party on March 14 were also noted along with hints of future intercity Kiwanis meetings.
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Middlesboro
Middlestorv
Douglas
Propar
Dougiag
A. P. Liebig
G. F. Schencker
C. K. Hrosheer
Kiwanis
Miidtesbury
Boyd Ford
Liebig
Simpson Leaves. New General Manager at Harco Motor Co
A R Simpson resigns from Phinacle Motor Co after eighteen months and takes the general managership of Harco Motor Co Harlan Kentucky. Grover Creech of Pineville is president. Harco plans to open a well equipped garage and expand as a Chrysler Six and Maxwell car dealer across eleven Tennessee counties and Virginia. They aim to retail vehicles and establish an agency in the near future.
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Tfiboer B. Shopson
Phinacle Motor Co
Hates ‘Motor Co
Harlan, Ky
Grover Creech
Pineville
Harco Motor Company
Denters
Chrysler
Maxwell
Cara, Hing
Trent
Tennessee
Virginia
Wolthing
Southeastern
Kenicky
Thehnesa
Opin
Boro
Futare
Discussion House Movement to Identify Congressmen Charged
A House movement gains ground to establish the identity of congressmen named in the Chicago grand jury report on bribery. Charles R. Forbes, former Veterans' Bureau director, pleaded not guilty to fraud conspiracy and bribery charges and was released on $10,000 bail as the case opened in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Charles, R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Froud
Chicago
Gillett
Garrett
Bond Bill Passed AwaIts Signatures Prank Fort
Bond bill authorizing a $75,000,000 land grant issue passed the Senate by five votes and returns to the House for enrollment before being sent to Governor Whe lta 4. Fields for signature. the governor is expected to sign to place the bond issue on the November ballot for educational, charitable and penal institutions. The measure also changes highway commission membership and work methods. House amendments were concurred with by a narrow margin.
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Mar
Senate
House
Tandit
Whelta
Atwoo
Bell
Dacher
Davis
Knithy
Green
Paues
Kelly
Lee
Master
Perry
Simmons
Stephenson Whiteaker
Young
Repubiicans
Brock
Clark
Cline
Demunbrun
Kener
Moss
Taroe
Brisht Caywood
Dycus
Hamilton
Kinnains
McEl
Boys confess to Junction robbery
Honey Fleenor and Tucker, about sixteen, confessed to taking part in the Junction store robbery near Middlesboro. Police say the trio hurried to Norton after the crime but two returned to surrender, while the third leader has not yet come in. The department believes stolen goods will be moved locally and found they sold pies to railroad men on a nearby job.
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Honey Fleenor
Tucker
Bornrieht
L. B. White
Norton
Middlesboro
Norton Plans Incinerator to Dispose of Garbage
Norton Virginia town council debates a garbage incinerator proposal with a firm representative to discuss installation. Supporters say it would eliminate foul odors and improve sanitation by replacing the open dump, while addressing landscape, pests, and health concerns.
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Norton
Leracapeibanl Peices
Recruitment shakeup details for local offices emerge
Fragmentary notes indicate Mehwel McGann discussed recruiting shifts and duties. A plan to move to Darton and Og of tice next Thursday is mentioned, with Miller of Hamilton likely to take charge of the fecal office. The text is distorted and names appear misspelled or garbled.
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Mehwel McGann
Darton
Tice
Miller
Hamilton’ S
Chagke
Fecal
Honey Money Orders Uneven at Middlesboro Post Office
Post office records show money orders totaling 810,600 for last month with about 5,000 in transfers and savings. Figures indicate increased activity versus February, with March surpassing January in volume and value despite some fluctuation in conditions.
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Middlesboro
Salbotts Spring Opening Follows Fashion Display
Salbotts hosts a spring opening featuring a fashion display by G H Talbott company at the Manning theatre. The event showcases new spring siding and attractive pink floral decorations, drawing attention to the latest styles.
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Salbotts
G.H. Talbott ‘Company
Ind
Ing
Manning Theatre
Unui Bengtital
Coffee Pot Exhibit From City Jail Inspires Poetic Device
A confiscated three gallon coffee pot with a copper maponshiie and spout, once found in a jail cell, inspired a verse by jailer M. Knipp. The contraption, described as an aromatic bever age maker rivaling an electric percolator, was brought to the city months ago and now stands as a curious relic.
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M. Knipp
Mysterious Eve Murder Trial Delayed by Illness
Alex Wawton, accused of biting Lige Hoskiity, fell ill with appendicitis and could not appear for a second trial. Court prepared to reschedule, while jurors from Midalesboro waited after being summoned. The illness halted proceedings and shifted court plans for the week.
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Alex Wawton
Lige Hoskiity
Midalesboro
Organization forms Middlestor High baseball team
Middlestor High School reads plans for organizing a baseball team next week led by athletic director J Kilpatitek. Mrs Hupatitek and ex baseball manager will select players, seek uniforms, and aim to field a strong squad for town and league hopes, contingent on public support and funding.
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Kilpatitek
Epsich
Erderlee
Muleticar
Ahia Aprlug
Hupatitek
Io-Placng
Middlesbord
Appalachian League
Yesants
Burton Considered as Navy Secretary
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Theodore E. Burton, a current member of Congress and former senator, is among those considered for the post of Navy Secretary amid ongoing discussions during March.
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Burton
NAVY
Washington, Mar. G
Theodore E. Burton
Congress
President Coolidge Refuses Tax Return Access
President Coolidge said he was without authority to turn over tax returns of individuals and corporations named in the oil investigation. Government suits will seek cancellation of oil leases held by Doheny and Sinclair interests on fraud grounds, with naval reserves to be returned.
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Doheny and Saclair
Inently
Associated Press
Washington
Doheny and Sinclair
Local boys prep for district basketball meet at Barbourville
Middlesboro sends nine players Faulconer Marion Stone Jacobs Gibson Cleland Willis B Brown and R Brown under coach J T Kilpatrick to Barbourville for the district tournament Friday and Saturday Girls games start at 1 00 p m Friday with preliminaries and semis. Boys finals Saturday night conclude the event with seven boys teams and six girls teams. Union College hosts visiting players during the meet.
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M. H
Barbourville
Middlesboro
Faulconer
Marion
Stone
Jacobs
Gibson
Cleland
Willis
B. Brown
R. Brown
J.T. Kilpatrick
Carl| I
Union College
Former Kentuckian Burns to Death in New York
A Kentucky native Kenneth Paterson 21 formerly of Hopkinsville was killed in Auburn New York when Belton 63 was stabbed in a Cumberland alley rear of the Dix ieland cafe. Paterson died last night with funeral services planned for tomorrow and remains to be shipped to Blackmont.
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New York
Associated’ Press
Louisville
Auburn
N.Y
Kenneth Paterson
Hopkinsville
Belton
Cumberland Alley
Cork
Lillian’' Neely
Middleshero
Blackmont
Baptist Revival Begs March 31 in City
Preparations for a Brent revival campaign are underway at the First Baptist church. Dr E C Stevens of Louisville will conduct the meetings starting March 31 with Earl Wolslaghes leading the music. Pastor Sam P. Martin will deliver sermons leading up to the revival as the city gathers for day and evening services.
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Brent
First Baptist Church
E .C. Stevens
Louisville
Earl Wolslaghes
Wolslagte
Middlesboro
Hey
Sam P. Martin
the. Com. Paign
Pole for Gift Flag Raised by Middlesboro Council
A tall flagpole about 61 feet high was erected on the Central school lawn by the Middlesboro council of the J. O. U. A. M. The iron pole tapers from roughly six inches at the base to two inches near the top and is topped with a large pillared ball.
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Middlesboro Council
Infant dies. Elmera Cary of Breterawave dies
Elmera Jean Cary infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cary of Breterawave died last night at Geelock Interment will be at Spectre Ten Yam BP. Martin officiating Funeral services were at home at 1 pm Modern garbled text preserves the core facts of a funeral notice for Elmera Jean Cary.
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Elmera Jean Cary
Charles Carr
Breter Awave
Geelock
Will Ho Ry
Spectre
Martin
Ma Briny
Thar
Telegrams and testimony in McLean loan case
A Washington inquiry into the McLean loan, with telegrams between Coolidge, Fall, and committee members, ends its session after examining telegraphs and witnesses. The panel adjourns for the day as Senator Walsh and others press Fall for testimony.
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McLeanen
Slerip
Naid
Albert Fall
P. Beach
Léntootoft
Walsh
Fontana
von McLesnant
Fall
Palm Beach
Nelean
Ira Bennett
Washington
Ofitheto McLean
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