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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1937
Page
1
The notice lists subscription rates by mail and year options, including weekly, monthly, quarterly and six month terms, with prices shown in the local currency. It mentions publication details and the post office, indicating a standard local newspaper subscription offer.
A garbled historical newspaper fragment discusses political figures including Farley Roosevelt Landon and Ford. It references editorials, public consent, and public interest in governance, noting reactions in Washington and Georgia, plus remarks on American political history and labor issues. The text mentions Kellogg and Aviglia Barkarot in scattered context.
Editorial excerpt discusses a proposed Boone National Park in Kentucky. It references pioneer history by Mattite Hill and the Cody Natal Forest in Kentucky. Col Doustiss and Wallace are cited arguing about park desirability and land use. The piece critiques commercial interests and supports preserving forested lands for national park status.
Officials discuss rural power expansion and funding schemes to extend electric lines, with emphasis on cost sharing, cooperative models, and rapid implementation. The framework contemplates wholesale purchases, kilowatt pricing, and coexistence with existing systems to improve regional access.
Columnist CMarl Sthwart reflects on postwar planning, warnings from experts, and the fragile balance of power as the United States faces possible involvement. He recalls discussions in Washington about potential alliances, public registration, and the forces shaping American policy.
Central Press writer notes a newly invented golf ball monkey a mole may be a joke or serious. A European observer says the comic strip harms American civilization while naming other strips like Zewler Pot Blamt and Plop. A Peruvian mine of ancient tonnage is cited as a finding. A diary deficit and court diary access are referenced amid concerns about American behavior and European views.
Morning pages report a Lincoln Memorial University official attending a local health concern, plus a Middlesboro man weighing public office plans and a deacon’s church note. The column also mocks campus tutoring, a theater critique of Rick Powell, and a peculiar restaurant display. Weather and storm remarks appear alongside assorted local quips.
A se t of proposed measures by the association’s new chair to settle strikes outlines empowerment for a special impartial commission, subpoena power, and limits on production interruptions. It provides for voluntary settlements during investigations and allows strikes or lockouts within existing legal limits for 30 days after the commission’s findings are public.
Mrs Mollie Sanxter 84 died suddenly from anaplexy Saturday at the home of her sister in Pineville. A Hamilton Ohio resident, she was well known there. Survived by Mrs Green, funeral held today in Hamilton. She was a Methodist and Rebekah member.
Lifeboats from London battled through heavy smoke to rescue the crew of the British steamship Marie Moller which burned fiercely fore and aft near the Welsh Coast.
Colonel Lutman and solicitor Stuckey discuss plans to ease former inmate Jimmy’s grievances with a payout scheme. A New York cable signals a $1,500,000 estate to Millicent Smith and Jacqueling, spurring Lutman’s scheming mind as the legal office fills with letters and motives.
A barn owned by Waller Inr near New Tazewell in Thompson's chapel community burned Saturday night from an unknown origin. Two horses three cows farm machinery about five bales of hay and fifty bushels of corn were lost. A family member had visited in burn about an hour before the fire and returned from church. Probers suspected a prowler may have dropped a lit cigarette or match starting the blaze.
A chaotic protest scene at Viatigi City near the Vatican drew Catholic leaders into a heated exchange. Officials insisted the pope condemns extremist rhetoric while critics argued the church must address rising tensions.
J L Greeny, from Pineville, completed his final tests at Tri State Flying Service’s Hares Boge and received his student pilot badge. He had held a license before but let it lapse. Detroit strikers threaten recall of Mayor Frank Couzens as police maintain a picket line at the site.
The pastor announces services this week at 1 30 p m at the Mew Church South. Congregants are urged to attend each evening to support the weekly program.
A United Air Lines plane vanished after an emergency door failure, with wreckage and body recovered in rugged California hills. Anatol Maren, 30, WPA official from San Francisco bound for Los Angeles, is presumed dead as searchers comb the area and follow radio signals, amid fog and perilous terrain.
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