17 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1939
Page
1
The snippet lists Jon I. Nirén as President and Kilcoyne as Editor-Manager with Anuttel and the City Editor also named, indicating the newspaper’s leadership team. It reflects a historic masthead format showing key editorial figures and roles.
Receipts and prices show hogs steady with mixed weights in Cincinnati. Chicago reports lighter hog supplies at steady to firm prices, with good demand for packing and slaughter grades. Cattle and calves in Chicago and Cincinnati rise modestly. steer and yearling prices strengthen while cows and bulls hold firm. Grain futures show slight changes with wheat and corn mixed on intercity markets.
Senators push a 2 billion dollar borrowing plan to fund government operations. The debate centers on extending authority, potential tax and debt implications, with dissent over fiscal risk and future obligations.
A corrupted OCR page fragment references Listening II and a March event. It mentions Dorchester Aver, Bell Coins, a circuit court, and various names in a garbled stream of words. The readable content is limited and lacks a coherent narrative or clear event details.
Executive Secretary Meriele J. Libby of the National Council for Prevention of War comments on American foreign policy and the risk of fascist influence, discussing pacifism, defense spending, and the role of the United States in global politics amid tensions with Japan and Germany.
A garbled OCR item reports a judge sentencing members of a group with unclear names. The text is largely unreadable, with multiple misspellings for a former president and an unnamed organization, making specifics indeterminable.
Dinah hosts a large Brighton gathering with friends and neighbors. Lona, in a poised blue dress, observes the lively crowd as Mrs. Morriss ushers guests in. Conversations hinge on familiar faces, dances planned, and the missing pianist Punky, while past chatter overlays the present scene with a mix of anticipation and social nerves.
A garbled weekly auto roundup fragment references state correspondence, proposals on liquor and tax rates, and movement on bills about price per cent and fiscal policy. Mentions agencies, legislators, and potential impacts but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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