23 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News, published each afternoon by TIZENS NEWS CO INC, lists subscription and advertising rates. Rates include monthly, quarterly, and yearly options with various charges, seeking readers and advertisers in the Middlestore region.
Editor Guy Raw of the La Follette Press faces backlash as readers accuse him of bias in the Petra of the Winows10 tax law debate. The week’s chatter centers on neutrality, the press’s role, and local reactions to proposed legal changes.
Harrogate Post Office to hold an examination by the Civil Service Commission on behalf of the Postmaster General. The wall of duties includes clerkship and assistant positions, with applicants from Mircis Bhatie Nistor and Harmgate invited to apply.
Fragmentary text listing various codes, locations, ships, and numbers with no coherent story or clear entities to anchor a news summary. Contains multiple garbled phrases and random capitalized items, lacking a single event or person to report.
A corrupted OCR passage describes government protests over taxes involving multiple garbled names and places. The fragmentary lines mention Peankfart and Tenn aylvanrt, with references to governors, officials, and a telegram but lack coherent details or verifiable facts.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss political figures and a petition about highest ability, with unclear names and dates. The piece references Meany, Toewed, Keratnay Hed, and Fombtless in a garbled context, suggesting a press report on a political controversy or inquiry.
The community gathers for twin funerals in Kentucky as relatives mourn Gilbert Pulligy and infant Deepondency amid a river accident. The Methodist pastor presides at Sale vist church service in Guinmine Berty Moesdigs where a new burial is planned. Willis Hady, a World War II veteran, is remembered in a separate service.
A garbled Washington notice reports Secretary Howe's decline due to pleurisy and complications. Physicians were summoned as hope waned, with references to White House proximity and visiting figures, amid a troubled bout of bronchial ailment and related illness.
A Newton, Massachusetts, report identifies Marion Walker Herbert as the deceased. Police say she died yesterday by plunging a knife through her throat. The inquest notes are unclear and family statements are pending.
The meeting praised the Teentowey Crippled Children's Society and outlined a goal to raise BAS.O00 in Kentucky. Expenditures and economic impact were debated, with emphasis on services provided free of charge and countywide welfare effects.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines questions about actions and relief, with names like Haskins and Verona referenced incompletely. The passage hints at procedural inquiries, protests, or hearings but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
In Memphis a federal inquiry searches for Thomas Robinson or related suspect in the Leesville Kentucky kidnapping of Mrs. Rerey Stoll. The garbled text suggests an investigation or motion but lacks coherent details.
A historical report notes discussions to honor mothers on an annual Mother’s Day. It cites Miss Jar Davis and Miss Davis’s proposed white carnation gesture as a memory token for deceased mothers, with Wilson's approval and a public ceremony plan referenced in the event sequence.
An OCR heavy scene depicts Consie and a jeweler plot and a forged ring sale. A sheriff, a courtroom, and a taunting rival weave through a convoluted plot with multiple names and shifting loyalties. The text hints at a vendetta, a maidens tale, and a looming continuation with many unreadable fragments.
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