07 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
1
The Middlesboro Daily News announces subscription rates with carrier delivery in Middletown and surrounding areas. It outlines monthly and yearly pricing, distribution options, and mentions United Press Service as the news source, with rights and reproduction notices.
A fragmented report notes widespread poverty in Middlesbone with visible hardship on streets and hills. It urges coordinated relief by charities and officials, criticizes professional beggars, and calls for measures to stop street begging while safeguarding genuine aid recipients.
The report notes plans by the university to host the senior event at the Conservatory with a detail list of participants including Tab a, Fennell, Coy, Hoosen, and Edgar Biverke. Trustees and faculty anticipate a campus gathering on a Saturday evening in March with a final program and guest confirmations.
Fragmented report notes a planned Reveplion event with scattered names such as Paul Sheppard and Mrs Hugh Prent amid a series of local incidents. A touring car crash near Hay Royale post office damaged a Ford roadster. no injuries reported. Other lines mention illness and travels tied to Greenville and Ramsey family.
Amidst a bustling town social scene, the glee club rehearses in the school hall. Names such as Wilt Simadiiye and others are mentioned among participants, with plans for a Sunday performance and hints of a forthcoming event at the local venue.
A fragmentary report notes debaters from a university venue gathered for a historic discussion. It references a specific university and a notable figure or panel, but the details are incomplete.
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