09 May 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1934
Page
1
Fragmented verses recount a community gathering with drums and bugles. It laments lack of hills for beauty and discusses river development while recalling a plea for freedom and a cry against liquor and oppression. The voice invokes Pineville and local figures in a resonant protest tone.
A garbled news piece by Charles P. Stewart and Leslie Eich, from New York, discusses political figures, House leadership, and national policies. It mentions Washington, the speaker’s chair, and references various states and personalities, presenting a snapshot of wartime political commentary and public affairs.
Market report notes hogs and lambs with varied weights and prices, highlighting steady to slightly lower demand for light weights and softer fat lambs. Beef and dairy receipts shown, with cattle and sheep trading alongside hogs, cattle, and lambs at regional markets.
Readable text shows a garbled report about a teacher and students at a Wyoming event in Oak Date. Mentions 22 May and an after event gathering with uncertain names. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Large crowds expected at the Laurel fete with parade heralds and a lengthy list of organizers and participants including Margaret Oweley, Miss Jess Buchennaie, Morgan Richie, Ruth Russell, and Catherine Charlie. Page One continues with names of chairs and assistants.
The Court of Appeals weighed an oil court order directing Jin Pam Wagoner Henry Craveford Crom and R Evans to post 1000 peace bonds or face three months in jail. Indicted for unlawful banding and confederating in the funds journey the men faced fines and possible jail time while the appellate court considered the issue. The opinion reflected Commission deliberations and affirmations on the bonds ruling.
A garbled notice announces devotional coviews to be held on a midweek day at noon with unspecified hosts and attendees. The text is heavily distorted and references names and times that are unclear.
Customers report tickets on sale at Leo's Pratt Store and Quylle Resta fail to process for a Wildcats game at CN A MLM. Officials say limited inventory and site errors caused the malfunction, with refunds offered and tickets reissued as available.
A passenger liner crashed with six fatalities reported as wreckage and bodies were found in the English Channel near Boulogne. The aircraft, traveling from Paris to London, departed in bad weather and vanished after sending distress signals.
St Marys Church hosts a twice weekly choir practice tonight at 7:30 with focus on music for the past weeks. The choir of about twenty members will be joined by several new voices as they prepare for the Confirmation service led by the visiting conductor from the Myhop of tix Wogese.
A two year period saw 1 083 prisoners enter the state prison at Waupun as figures reveal the institution’s intake. Most entrants had only grammar school or less, with 182 having some high school training and 26 eighth grade graduates among others. The report notes illiteracy among some entrants and details various administrative concerns and staff remarks.
A confusing fragment mentions Tor Arvill Anderson near a flagpole on a hot day by Lake Respite. The garbled text references a breeze and a sinking stroke, with unclear events or outcomes and no clear persons beyond Anderson.
A church program on Wednesday in May features the Mt Valley Quartet performing selections from verse and hymn arrangements. The event invites community members to attend and enjoy a light program of song.
A Seattle murder investigation revolves around threatening violet letters linked to Lord Mills and a possible witness. Inspector Burnham questions suspects while a widow and various kin recount the night and threats, with memories of a discharged servant and a perilous motive.
Paris France facing debt pressure as authorities debate whether to accept a nominal token payment on June 15 to avert default. Government voices warn full payment of about 11 million may risk overthrow and trigger political upheaval, with potential for grave disorders if compromise fails. Local report notes cabinet fear over an $82 million December installment and broader economic strain. Also mentions the remodeling of Ripan Wisconsin’s Long House by CWA workers.
A vintage advertisement extols Thedford's Black-Draught as a purely vegetable family laxative. A user from Hinton, W. Va. recounts sixty five years of use for constipation and general relief, claiming no superior remedy. Aldin, 28 cent, is listed along with product references.
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