11 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News explains its afternoon edition schedule, flagship staff, and subscription rates. It lists carrier weekly and monthly prices and mail rates for three months and one year, along with ownership and management credits for Citizens News in Middlesboro Kentucky.
A tribute recalling a mother who cared for seven boys through hardship and poverty. The speaker reflects on her boundless kindness, sacrifices, and stubborn devotion, leaving a lasting inheritance of love, steadiness, and quiet strength for her children. The piece honors daily acts, from sewing to household toil, as the fabric of a family’s resilience and values.
Fragmentary 1948 UPI report describes St Johns rioting with patrols from World War II veterans. Looting reported at shops and derelict activity as authorities confront unrest amid a tense city scene.
Fragmentary OCR yields a tangled note mentioning generations, names like Ruth and Monel, and a sense of a story or tale. Readable bits hint at a family lineage or narrative but lack coherent events or dates.
Anthony Wiatasio Rianing of Brooklyn faced tangled accusations tied to a 12,000 dollar life insurance payout. The case centers on a jealous motive as a son allegedly used a lover and affair entanglements to conspire in a homicide and the arrest of his father.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe authorities hunting three convicts with references to political figures and events. The garbled text mentions Mussolini, Augustowly Healy, and African kingdoms, alongside censures and tribunals. Readable bits imply a broad roundup tied to a historic political climate.
A satirical reel from Listening Post reports on a fictitious Middleshore city political scene. It mocks municipal power plans and a watchdog city commissioner's tactics while mentioning figures like Commissioner B. Stelaed and a South Side enthusiast.
Washington President Roosevelt planned a weekend trip with plans to explore Western streams with Rear Admiral Richard Byrd returning from the South Pole. The White House party, including Byrd and his wife, stayed overnight and the president’s motorcade was arranged to reach western waters for two days of exploration.
Judge Wi FL thar tng tailay rules to set aside a verdict against Joseph Cannon, towel magnate, and his daughter Anne Canton Ros duldy Smith. Allegations center on alienation of affection and interference with marriage. The case, noting a $124,000 claim by Beandun Smith, featured a dramatic jury-stage dispute and subsequent remand to rearguments.
Ambiguous text reports that supporters of a pending bonus bill, tied to presidential year politics, rally as allies in Congress anticipate possible action. Names and exact roles are unclear, but references to senators and a potential arrival of a key supporter suggest ongoing legislative pressure.
A gypsy girl confronts her unhappy marriage as she rehearses in a New York studio. Jealousy and control erupt as she battles her husband and contemplates freedom while contemplating a night out with him watching from afar. The scene unfolds with tension, pride, and a hint of dramatic pursuit as the plot foreshadows a continuation.
Calendar lists meeting times and leaders for multiple 4-H clubs and farms in Bell County. Dates vary by month with multiple locations including Fern Luke Schoal Happy Valley School and Dens Branch Church. Notable leaders include J BR Johnson, H BR Giles, W J Mison, and Tohn Brooks. venues span Red Oak Church Middlshorey and Four Mile Clubs near Lee Jack School.
Chicago markets show receipts with hogs at varied values and stronger signs for calves and sheep. Hogs led activity with decent demand, calves under pressure, and sheep maintaining gains as buyers eyed near term offerings amid mixed slaughter figures. Richer shows of revenue appeared in hogs and feeder cattle with steady to higher bids in late trading.
The report notes the death of the last surviving Civil War veteran in Kent County. It mentions Pope and references the era, with sparse readable fragments about his service and local remembrance surrounding the passing.
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