13 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1935
Page
1
The piece blends letters from long ago with reflections on past friendships and a note of gratitude for thoughtful gestures. It shifts to horse racing praise of a Derby/Preakness comparison and ends with praise for speed in a race, mentioning Dave Rogers and Lexingtan records.
Washington dispatch reports mount a debate on intelligent conservatism led by Chief Justice Hughes and other figures. The piece cites James Aswell and notes clashes between conservative and liberal strands, with discussions touching on devaluation and media influence.
A fragmented report describes a chaotic courtroom moment where a defendant is escorted out after confusion over proceedings. The text mentions a student from an agricultural school and references to a misdirected plan to enter university.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a possible incident involving stowaways and a central American country. Details are unclear, with garbled names and locations making precise identification impossible. No coherent events or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable phrases.
President Roosevelt stands firm on his veto stance as Congress debates the Patna bill to authorize 2.2 billion in bond guarantees. Support from FDR allies and REC Chair Jessie Jones frames the pressure, while Senate restraint and inflation concerns shape the outcome.
Vian clinic partners Huckwell Hartwell of this city will conduct the chiropractic clinic on May 16. The event promises advanced professional equipment, including a full X ray unit. Appointments may be made with low fees for private consultations in a discreet setting.
In Hatesville two men were wounded as a brawl escalated into gunfire near a dance hall. A mother, Mrs Renn Cynian, was shot and killed by Griffin after he and stepfather Howls McCallun were asked to leave. Deputy Vanen reported Griffin fired a shotgun from a roadside weeds area, wounding two unidentified Black men.
A distorted report quotes Cyrenus Cyle discussing a plan tied to Alaska and a government subsidy. The source mentions Matanuska Valley soil, climate, and settlement elements, with undefined aims and potential political reactions. The text is garbled, preserving only scattered names and places.
Reported incident near the Manchukuoan border describes warning shots fired by Manchukuoan guards as a plane from Soviet forces may have crossed the frontier. Authorities likely to file a formal protest or note.
Wallace and aides press sweeping changes as agricultural departments consider removing processing tasks and office sheaths. Governor Talmaire Lodby faces political pressure amid reshuffle rumors.
The Rotary Club hosted a concert for Middleshore High School seniors as the hour of honor and entertainment, with Rhodes noting it was the first time in three years the group had hosted such an event. Oba Hagatt departed the meeting early.
Doctor emphasizes vaccination as a crucial safeguard for infant health, detailing historical death rates from diphtheria and typhoid, the importance of diphtheria toxoid by age one, typhoid inoculation, smallpox vaccination, and later vaccines for whooping cough and scarlet fever, urging guardians to immunize on schedule.
In a radio address, Long advocates a wealth redistribution scheme and accuses supporters of a split with Coughlin. He criticizes Roosevelt and urges favoring comprehensive wealth sharing while denying current money control to a few.
A report from Jatese notes a claim that elites manipulate systems to control wealth in Ethiopia. The article discusses the perceived concentration of power, economic disparities, and calls for policy reforms to address inequality.
A court recesses in Washington with no decision on the top cases involving Frasier Lemke Tony a Rivalovium and the NIRA. Eaton, O declines as Brahaker, 76, dies after being crushed under a tractor on his son Ira’s farm.
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