18 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
1
A damaged OCR snippet shows line items with amounts 57.80 and 2.26 and references to months and yearly totals. It reads like a billing summary or invoice fragment with unclear names and dates.
A film project features Hy By Vervan and notable women from the Business and Professional Woman’s Club shaping a Hollywood cast. Roy, Donald Mat, and Charles Butterworth appear among talent, with Gracie Allen and James Cagney cited for performances. The article highlights industry glamour, director notes, and the adaptation of a Shakespeare play into a motion picture production as a key entertainment contribution.
Speaker Mr Dittmore warned students about the dangers of gangsters. He described prison confinement and the ruinous effects on youth who carry guns or get involved with racketeers. He asserted rackets cost the nation huge sums and urged crime education in schools.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists various items, figures, and notes across multiple sectors. It mentions prices, weights, cattle terms, grain references, and assorted numbers, but most specifics are garbled. The readable bits suggest a midcentury market summary or commodity ledger with scarce clear outcomes.
A garbled paragraph references state transport policy and branding efforts, mentioning officials, the National Highway, and potential legislation. It alludes to restrictions on gateage and taxation comparisons with neighboring states, plus debates on highway passenger transport expansion and cross-border impediments.
Fragmented text presents a satire laden mix of names and phrases about warship builds, political leaders, and holiday figures with garbled names and odd flourishes. It references Marsolene, Britannia, Caltex, and Quet zalemmil, interspersed with absurd claims on spring plowing committees and gift bringers, suggesting a spoofed column or collage of headlines rather than a coherent report.
A Toledo program reports the planting of 35 000 trees as part of an urban improvement drive. City officials credit the effort to the metropolitan board and local agencies, noting gains for parks and neighborhoods amid funding and management details.
Readable segments warn that many never suspect medical causes of back pain and kidney issues. The article urges caution about symptoms and suggests seeking professional care, noting common misattributions and the need for proper diagnosis.
A court report lists multiple cases including breaking and entering with charges against Retin McLain Charlee Culling and others. Sentences range from one year to five years for offenses such as stealing, malicious cutting and wounding, house breaking and desertion with fines and probation noted.
In Aiken South Carolina the day produced upsets as favorites faded. Berg of Minneapolis and Cothran of Greenville led the field with strong golf play while other top players including Werner faced surprising results. The medalist honors went to Mildred Habe Didrickeun of Beaumont and Melon Dettwiler of Washington as the event drew to a close.
Study classes are sponsored by the Presbyterian Church with an address by Rev A H Doale this evening on the Jap ang Christ in statesman Kag awa. The public is cordially invited to attend these sessions and further study of the book. Oberlin College is noted in the life of the individual involved.
Round Tahbie Meets Appeeling of the Community Service Round. Vable will be held tonight of the Coal House, at 7:30 a'clowk, PT. Colgan, newly 2ieet edl president, will preside. All mem Wem are tired to be qasent.
The Vatican denounces atheistic Communism in a new encyclical. It warns that the creed endangers nations and calls for a solemn locale to expose its errors and promote the salutary truth taught by the church.
Historical docket lists multiple cases including false pretenses causing dismis sal, malicious striking, car without owner's consent, embezzlement, wounding and obtaining money under false defenses. Names such as Albert Cunningham Jack Goolin Horace Reeves W E Campbell Yeager and others appear amid dismissals in connection with disputed conduct.
Winchester authorities probe motive in the fatal shooting of James W. Martin and Willis Martin, a prominent Winchester couple. Coroner Bey Bartlett ruled the deaths as murder and death by own action, suggesting Martin killed his wife before taking his own life.
A shaky transcription notes a pet named Tater and a patient’s care at a hospital setting with unclear details. The fragment hints at a personal or local incident but lacks concrete names or events to confirm.
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