11 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
1
A muffled, opinionated note rails against high taxes and the so-called Old Boy Surplus scheme. It criticizes President Roosevelt and Congress for pushing more levies while highlighting concerns about wealth, dividends, and government spending. it calls for reform to balance assets and liabilities and to protect workers from heavy taxation.
Editorial reflects on the Supreme Court ruling regarding the authority's prerogatives, weighing competing claims and the implications for governance and jurisdiction. It discusses potential outcomes, legal arguments, and the impact on public policy and administrative power.
Market notes describe mixed activity as traders weigh labor, tariffs, and supply chain signals. Mentioned are price quotes for staples and commodities, with uncertainties shown by unsettled demand and shifting inventories. Local exchanges report modest gains in some sectors while others sag.
Central Press writer notes Professor Clayton, the sole weather forecaster in Imag, remains the foremost source for long range climate predictions. His forecasts hinge on data from Government Weather Bureau specialists and rival analysts, with emphasis on temperature trends and seasonal shifts across regions.
A blaze at a West Main location drew firefighters to the scene where several people were evacuated. The report notes one person fainted and a small crowd gathered as responders worked to control the fire and assess injuries. Further details on cause and official actions were not provided.
Louisville halted cross county movement as spinal meningitis spreads from Harlan into Letcher and other southeastern counties. State board of health secretary Die A Mas McCormack noted people shun courses and continue normal life, while Harlan records os deaths since May and Letcher reports no fatalities. Quarantine remains in effect in affected counties under board control.
Hitler stood firm in occupying the Rhine region today and rejected sending a representative to London. He warned he would be prepared to resist if any hope of peace terms was offered, reflecting his insistence on his terms.
Thora Dahl, a Minnesota native now working as a housekeeper for Selwyn Marsh in suburban New York, attends a contentious dinner with Marsh and his daughter Wilma. Thora navigates glances and hushed questions while Marsh hints at a bridge game offer and her uncertain future, planning a quiet escape to write home as morning arrives.
The American Legion Drum Bugle Corps invites current and aspiring members to rehearsal tonight at the Legion Hall. All old and new musicians are urged to attend for practice and introductions to the group.
Funeral services for Fred Jones, who died of pneumonia, were held Friday at 10 o clock with burial in Camp Hell Cemetery. Middlesboro visitors included Mr and Mrs WG Quillen and children. Attendees at the funeral included Mr and Mrs Edwards Nunn, Ruth and Jerleene Nunn, and Mollie Allen. Nath Ensor of Middlesboro visited his parents. Mrs Nath Ensor is ill. Clifford Turner and child of Paducah visited GC Turner. Quillen made a business trip to Pineville. Kimo Smith has chickenpox. Bartley family of Middlesboro visited. J A Te w and Johnny were here Sunday. Richard Lee and Mary Ibelan visited relatives Sunday. Kenneth Campbell was absent from school for a medical reason. Several families attended a Michigan event at Yellow Hill Sunday. Miss Rosabelle Quillen shopped in Middlesboro.
Gerher Cal-Six members of the Tucal Gions Club at their recent luncheon ate crow. The event aimed to show they were not defeated and that the challenge was edible.
A garbled report mentions Woods Beach Ontario and a fire marshal warning. The text references a person named Scott and an inquiry into resin use as pond surfacing material, noting efforts to avoid being pushed.
Fragmentary OCR text references wife preservers and a unnamed operation. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled terms and missing context. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be reliably extracted for a factual card.
Freddie Bartholomew, the English child star, proves courage beneath charm in the 20th Century Pictures production at Manning Theatre. He sprains his ankle while filming an exciting scene but asks to continue after studio physicians treat him. Director Tay Garrett overrules, as the drama follows the star through daring nightclub and adventure sequences with Victor McLagen at the helm.
A reader named Os 1. Tindell alleges Tulitor News will publish a claim accusing Tadell Nursery of selling diseased stock. The letter asks the Chamber of Commerce and the state to investigate and publish findings, noting decades of operation in the same town and requesting daily paper coverage.
An eight month old thoroughbred named Dixie receives the Animal Valor Medal from the New York Anti-Vivisection Society. Dixie caused a stir by braying during the ceremony, awakening Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blugos and their son at their home in eleven Ta.
An advertisement from Middlesboro Kentucky promotes a so called Q-bia-Guaranteed relief for rheumatism and nerve pain. The copy claims a famous specialist endorses it and promises serious weight loss and pain relief with a money back guarantee.
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