13 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1934
Page
1
Rates listed show the weekly carrier charge at 60 cents per month with a 16 cent per cent fee, and mail options priced at 150 items per month, 126 per six months, and 2.00 for six months to one year, with 5.00 for a yearly period.
A reader notes confusion over the paternal origin of a column in the Saturday Evening Post and reflects on the honesty of backers. The piece mentions The Daily News and a discussion about literary influence and enlightenment for the future. It also relays reader reactions to serialized works and the value of keeping stories in scrap-book form for posterity.
Fragmented OCR narrative retells a parable about wealth and poverty. It cites Lazarus and the rich man, Abraham’s porch, and warnings against greed, with dialogue on charitable giving and divine judgment. The text is garbled but preserves key figures and moral contrasts.
Market notes show receipts rising with hogs and cattle inching higher. Strong demand supports higher bids across beef and pork lines as buyers adjust bids and holdouts linger for better totals.
Ten years ago KOM Nicholaon traveled from Knoxville for a week with Mist Mow Gal. Reports note his safe return to his home on Dun Hebtind avenue. Other names appear in the fragmentary text.
A damaged clippings list events from five years ago including people moving to Louisville and Gand domains with university staff and company positions. It notes Clawnes F. Wind as Sheffield tax collector for 28 years who collected all $42,000 due for 1943 and reports no overdue taxes from the prior 27 years of service.
A city in Kentucky faces a challenge over a public works contract backed by a state statute and federal provisions. The issue centers on whether the city has the authority to execute and complete the project under the Public Works Administration and National Recovery Act constraints. The petition argues the renterograms and agreement violate statutory limits and seek injunctions to halt proceedings and the government contract.
Local women announce the opening of a Woman's Exchange on March 17 with services including needlework, monograms, handkerchiefs, and embroidery. Committee members and volunteers listed guide the project and its crafts for events and special occasions.
Hopkins proposes spending about 250 million dollars in relief funds for rural rehabilitation. He argues the effort should prioritize the South where many rely on relief and 80 percent of its population may be on relief roles. The plan aims to raise crops for home use, reduce surplus, and provide income through seasonal work on highways and parks with decentralized industries later to create employment.
Senate continues discussion on the waterway. finance committee holds open hearings on tax and communications bills. Post office and related committees review operations. privateers and elections subcommittee discuss Louisiana case. appropriations debates ongoing. House acts on amendments to independent offices for Win. Banking committee reviews monetary policy. interstate commerce committee considers stock exchange issues.
Fragmented text notes a stalled congressional action on appropriations and agency reforms. It mentions independence offices, veteran care, and unresolved differences over restoring a colonial era tax or compensation program. The piece reflects broad national debate and policy gridlock.
Amid a tense hospital scene, Spot consoles Viola as her illness nears its end. The narrative follows tense, intimate exchanges about love and duty while medical teams prepare for an impending operation. The mood shifts from hope to sorrow as the patient weakens.
The article cites a false rumor about popcorn sales diluting business, reports on an agricultural conference endorsing new policy actions, and covers a string of colorful city notices. It mentions Hodges at the Fire Station gathering, Viets Spears as a witness, and Scott Sowers claiming damage to an automobile. Local weather and transit notes follow.
Mrs Nee Tipeton Mutench, a prominent Clayton wife, and five men faced indictments for kidnapping Dr Isaac Dee Kelley, a wealthy St Charles physician. Other named defendants include Bayt Davis already acquitted in a prior attempt, car Johnson, Felix Francis McDonald serving ten years, Jolson Angela Rose gon, and salesmean John Jahmson. fifth man withheld pending arrest.
Washington Secretary of War announces a committee to conduct a thorough study of air mail operations by the army air corps. Col Charles Lindbergh Orville Wright Clarence Chamberlin and Major General Hugh Brunt named by Major Dromwit to cover all phases of air mail work to date. An eminent authority comments on too many ideas among the proposals.
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