15 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News publishad every altannon except Sunday by Citizens News Co. Inc. Jun Th Nixon, president Robert Jd Rinbeld, general a second description rates by carrier: per week 16 cents, per month 60 cents, per year 650. By mail: 2.26 six months 2.01 one year 5.60.
A garbled local report describes courtroom activity ending, officials discussing factory plans, and residents reacting to rumors. Names like Colonel Ginsburg, Justice War, and Daniel Boone Smith appear amid scattered details about a jury, a deputy, and a plan to curb unrest. The piece notes tensions over a factory report reaching New York, and community figures debate reforms.
Fragmented OCR lists a chaotic travel slate titled Siamese Twins Coming To Manning with dates March 17 and 18. It mentions performances by The Ton Sisters and a crowd of named acts and places, though much text is garbled. The item reads like a theater/variety bill from a small town event.
Market receipts include 6,000 head of cattle and 1,000 calves with calves and hogs showing varied demand. Pigs, sows, and hogs price ranges noted, with cattle weights and conditions described as medium to good. Sheep and lambs receipts listed, with ewes and lambs dynamics indicating steady to lower prices in parts, while shippers remain active.
Fragmented report describes Reed seeking appointment as solicitor general amid Higgs resignation. Government defense roles discussed for Forney Frateral and Reloherenze, with mentions of nominees and pending Senate submission as the clock ticks toward a midnight show.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a debate over a security wage clause in a works bill. Senators including Raissell and McCarran argued about prevailing wages. Administration opposed the clause, claiming it would thwart reform aims, and the bill was temporarily withdrawn and then reintroduced for further Senate action.
An OCR fragment describes Wiley Post soaring through high altitude conditions with a rigid suit and oxygen, the craft lifting from an obstacle laden setup, involving a flight to an unnamed port and landing gear incident during approach, with references to prior accidents and safety gear usage.
Prominent local businessman Gibson dies in Richmond after a long active career in Highmand. Survived by May Gibson and several relatives, with a sister and two brothers, and noted for wholesale jam and plant operations at the corner of Vine and Combertine avenues.
A fragmented reader note describes claimed healing from Tre Pierce's Golden Medical with weight gain and restored strength. It references general health issues like constipation and inability to eat, noting a revival in energy after use, but the account lacks verifiable details or clear context.
The readable text depicts Consuelo facing a legal dispute with threats and a feud context. It mentions a mother, a father named Clivisa Vine, and events around a confrontation, including a staged escape, a threatened blade, and crowd scenes with a worried bystander audience. The passage suggests courtroom or family conflict framing, with implied tensions and dramatic urban settings.
An unsettled scene unfolds with Consuelo fleeing a crowded fair grounds where ambiguous men pursue her. A man named Muller speaks of a plan and wealth as she debates returning to town. The narrative hints at desire power and danger amid a camp setting and looming consequence.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions Quins, tooth, Callander, and Owl with unclear actions. It references yesterday events and a Tower inesaor, but the text is incomplete, leaving the main incident and identities unresolved.
An indictment update centers on Stavisky, linked figures, and associates as prosecutors reveal actions tied to the Stavisky crash investigation. The report notes charges against multiple individuals, with details on alleged offenses and the broader inquiry’s focus on corruption and financial wrongdoing.
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