18 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1935
Page
1
Community notice from Michelasbote Kentucky lists subscription prices and mailing options. Monthly rate shown as 60 cents. per month and per year figures appear, though text is garbled. Readers are directed to subscribe via mail with monthly billing.
A spectator recalls a sorrowful scene of two children on the curb and an elderly man trudging with a stick, their poverty stark as passersby pass them by. The piece links such weariness to broader concerns like old age pensions for the elderly and the daily grind in the city.
Jude Ralph TR Rush will judge at Cleveland Heights High School event. The Uyet School Music Festival is set for Wik bya Montucky on April 20 and 27. Officials from the National Bank Association will oversee the board of directors.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions no clear events names dates or places. Content appears as jumbled phrases lacking identifiable people organizations or contexts to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe dwindling onion acreage and a shifting soil or climate pattern. Mentions of weather, local figures, and a public notice style hint at agricultural data release and potential job or title changes. The garbled text references a pink slip and an individual named Nawal in a local public context.
Fragmented OCR text reports cows in Grady Valley showing interest in grapefruit as weather shifts. Farmers observe livestock feeding behavior and recall a grazing change amid uncertain conditions.
Fishermen report a new scallop bed about 0 miles off the North Corollus coast. The find expands known beds and promises high value seafood harvests. Authorities caution on accuracy due to fragmented source text and await verification of location and quantity.
The report chronicles a sensational Hollywood Roundup scene with lawyers, witnesses, and a dramatic courtroom atmosphere. It mentions Tony and Lyshha, a contentious defamation dispute, and public figures like Mike White and George Barker amid a tidal wave of rumors and confusion.
The article discusses the uncertain future of German policy following the Versailles treaty. It notes Britain may push for a European security framework while Germany weighs participation and potential League of Nations involvement. Parliament debates with Labour leadership pressing questions on the German stance.
F D Hart Sr dies unexpectedly at home. The obituary notes his longtime ties to Middlesboro and Detroit where he worked as a longtime paper reader and local enthusiast. The piece reflects on his persona and lifelong hobby of playing chess and his affection for Dudge, the car he owned.
Floodwaters strengthened by seven breaches flow through Cardwell Missouri and rise in Pavaycourt Arkansas area. Lowlands southeast of Pavaycourt and towns like May, Monette, and Black Oak see rising water levels. Families are evacuated to higher ground. local officials report ongoing evacuations in Black Oak and Monette. Mayor Jenkins of Black Oak confirmed update to United Press.
Baton Rouge: Senator Fiona Jones, fresh from the congressional battlefront, warned a new legislative session may be called if the court delays a provision to force recovation of telephone rates. He returns from Washington to take charge of the state’s fight against the telephone company suit challenging reductions ordered by the Public Service Commission.
Washington politicians from nineteen states urged the Senate to investigate the Louisiana “Kingfish” Huey Long and his antiadministration rhetoric. The move aims to force him to defend wealth preachings while Congress advances a large work relief bill, with petitions exposing national sentiment and calls for inquiry.
A partisan proposal from Senator Adams would adjust federal relief funding, aiming to limit the appropriation to a single yearly line. Supporters argue for tighter federal credit control while opponents warn of insufficient assistance.
A garbled line hints at a report about military or political actions, mentioning MPAs and Aryan doctrines. Readable names and phrases are fragmented, limiting precise interpretation of events, parties involved, or locations. The readable gist suggests a halted or debated influence tied to extremist or doctrinal topics.
In a rambling courtroom scene, Consuelo endures scrutiny as the sheriff and two men detain suspects amid gypsy tents and a tense crowd. A diamond ring becomes a focal point while families press for justice in a county seat.
In a signed dispatch, Eamon de Valera, President of the Irish Free State Executive Council, greets the United States on St Patrick's Day. He notes growing economic independence, expanded secondary industry, a housing program, and confidence in future development amid internal pressures.
A new fire alarm system using shiny boxes was installed in Warlington North Carolina in February. Within a month there were 19 false alarms recorded and the city offers a $100 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions of the culprits.
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