09 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
1
The Daily News published each afternoon except Sunday by Citizens News Co Inc. Robert L Kincaid serves as president and manager. Rates shown for carrier delivery and mail include weekly 15 cents monthly 60 cents yearly 6.50 and other monthly and multi month options.
A rambling op-ed piece contrasts political rise and fall with a scene in New York where a private citizen Lawrence Richey walks twelve blocks with Herbert Hoover, while Washington buzzes with the prospect of a new president and writerly speculation on Hoover’s legacy and possible memoir.
Readable portions reveal a crowded Metropolitan Hotel scene where Sue, pursued in a tense lobby, struggles with a mysterious man and a mob of witnesses. A dramatic chase through rooms, a cryptic warning, and shifting loyalties drive a tense search as she protects parcels and tries to escape.
A local woodcutter was fined after attempting to chop a tree on city land. Reportedly he ignored safety warnings and faced penalties for damaging property and creating a public hazard. Community leaders urged stricter enforcement of tree care rules.
A damaged report notes landing fields completed in Missouri and northern Idaho. The federal aviation department and related agencies are involved, with references to emergency plans and construction progress amid unclear wording and fragmented text.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a series of thefts with a named suspect Lia Giunge and mentions Fran and Mrs Tate in Lathraney county. The text is garbled but suggests failed attempts and linked parties, with unclear sequence and outcomes.
Fragmentary item from a local paper recalling a Philomathean Literary Society event ten years past. References include a Comberton miler hub event and a Hidler party in honor of a guest, with Mr. and Mrs. MW noted and a week-long stay in Cin- 1. 3S. Smith mentioned with Bineville as a locale.
Five years ago Misses Margaret Jameson and Gladys Rohnson hosted Miss McHielburn in a bride festivity at Stellen's Rent Room. A Methodist group held a surprise for E T Moore, superintendent of the Sunday School. Lille Misses Free and Wilma Page enjoyed a week in Florida. Mrs Norwood Nuckles and others returned from the trip.
In Helena Montana three lakes have opened for winter fishing. Trout and whitefish abound in most of the atrevors and lakes and should add to the food supply. Cy slate fish and game commission members met to discuss the plan to assist needy persons.
The notice lists shampoo and finger wave services with short hair options and prices from 20e to 30e. It advertises permanent waving priced around 350e to 580e and references various styling options such as wave and 브eading. The fragment indicates a local beauty service pricing snapshot with customer options.
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