Daily News Adopts Sunday Livery Excerpt Publication
The Citizens News Co. Inc announces its daily publication pattern with a Sunday exemption. Joe H. Nixon and Robert L. Kinnaid serve as general managers. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and mail, with weekly, monthly, and three month options. Billing details show cents values and local postal arrangements.
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Robert L. Kinnaid
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Middiesboro
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Grace Moore on the radio and local chatter
Mountain folks tune in to Brace Moore programs as Grace sings Irish songs for St. Patrick's Day. The column also notes the passing of Supreme Court justice and reflections on death, plus casual local gossip about restaurant dinners and a humorous exchange at Lunella counter.
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Music brings Kentucky concert amid band and pianist performances
A Kentucky concert scene features a collection of musicians including a pianist and marching band members. The article notes lively performances and community attendance at a Kentuck venue, highlighting local cultural events and ongoing music programs in the region.
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Ruby Lafinrn
Kentucks
Charles
Listening Post Confused Weather and Local Skating News
A muddled page collage notes weather signals and seasonal skating trends. It mentions a figure called Vanda as a potential local standout and references Frankie's situation, Praikie, and Parmeant concerns with CAAT. The text is fragmented with stray names and places amid sports chatter and city notices.
Play Te Presented At Vineville Thurs Fri
A local theater presents a two day showing at Vineville with a light hearted dramatic comedy and musical numbers spanning the World War era. The run features teen performers and a playful cast with two performances on Thursday and Friday, plus a matinee for children on Thursday.
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Vineville Thurs
Bertrand Snetl
Dion Priens
Yaganda
Verbal exchanges shake the Senate in heated debate
The Senate frets over Johnson and Long as roiling talk centers on weapons in debate and sharp remarks from Bailey, Bailey’s allies, and others. Roosevelt’s administration faces scrutiny amid reports of displeasure with Lon g and Johnson’s rhetoric. Democratic factions rally as Long hints at upcoming opposition while fellow senators weigh leadership and strategy in a tense session.
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Theodore Hildo
Lo Nieeb Longe
Aged Former Justice Dies This Morning at Arlington
An aged former justice dies this morning at Arlington Signal Cemetery amid bedside vigil. Notables present include former secretary Mary Dorel Jans and other friends. the illness is described as long, with tributes noting his fifty years on the bench and influence on constitutional interpretation.
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Tam
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Preven Secretaris
Mary Dorel Jans
Stou Nohwer
Cally
Phildaas
Notable Affair at Fern Wo Manor Ends in Defiance
A fragmented scene at Fern Wo Manor centers on Mary Martin and Orton Johnston-Hedges amid a seaside party. Mary asserts independence over her kennel and her dog Jane, rejecting Orton’s Virginia hunting set and the social leash of yacht life. The crowd includes Delries and Whest, with hints of planned moves to Virginia after a hunting season. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Market Report on Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Markets show active trade with cattle and sheep receipts totaling around 10 000 and 11 000 respectively. Prices vary by grade and weight with stronger demand for choice cattle and young lambs, while lighter feeders and heavier cows remain mixed.
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Rate Reduction Saves $418000 Says Commission
The commission reports 137 cases since appointment nine months ago with 82 permits granted for construction and utility projects financed by sales, plus 17 complaints filed and 7 acted on. Two touristic reduction applications were approved. Members include Wilbur K. Miller chairman, Floyd Ginek, William D. Googan, Louis Cox, secretary, and Francis M. Burke as attorney.
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Francis M. Burke
Prestonburg
Ate Tormney
Dogwood Festival Planned at Chapel Wi April 25 28
The Dogwood Fete in Chapel Wisconsin will be held from April 25 to 28. The notice advertises printing services and job printing with a price of 9.25 for 40 lines.
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Dogwood
Appalachian Coals Oppose TVA Program
Appalachian Coals oppose the TVA power program arguing the plan will replace 6,000,000 tons of oil yearly and sustain about 120,000 jobs including miners and transporters. Howe contends Appalachian Coals Inc markets roughly ten percent of all coal from the Southern Appalachian bituminous field. A press dispatch notes the Saar Basin quip about names.
Knox County Man Given 15 Years In Mistaken Killing
In Barbourville Kentucky a man identified as Boyd froth was sentenced to 15 years for the killing of George Napier a Knox County farmer. Testimony said Napier, not a deputy, resisted arrest while Smith sought Henry Setser with a reward offering on a minor charge. The jury returned a verdict of 18 years?
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