14 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
1
A jumble of stories from Hailey to Claiborne unfolds with coffeehouse gossip, fishing breaks, and a storm aftermath. Subscriptions and editor duties mix with civic talk, a fallen tree blocking a canal, prison debates, and a Washington swap on the Roosevelt bonus bill.
Raw wire copy reports U S Congress mulling neo reform and wartime measures. President Roosevelt faces pressure amid radio broadcasts and political maneuvering as lawmakers weigh actions, with emphasis on executive power, public sentiment, and international events shaping the agenda.
Local publicity plan gains further approval amid continuing debate. Officials at Lineohy Memorial University weigh community impact while residents raise concerns over funding and visibility. The plan aims to boost civic engagement and regional awareness through targeted messaging and partnerships with area organizations.
A garbled OCR fragment from a New York publication hints at a satellite or related note, with ambiguous terms and missing context. The readable bits reference a publication place and scattered phrases but lack concrete events, names, or dates to identify a clear item.
Fragmentary entry describes a patient under treatment with phrases about weakness and improvement. Mentions names like Mrs Retta McDonalds and references to care, weariness, and possible remedies. Text is damaged with many incomplete words and jumbled lines.
A man was stabbed outside Barboveyilys High School in Swantoy near Mary Pt Poot Tyrta on Monday, May 16. Witnesses report a struggle between two men ending with one fatally injuring the other as police pursue leads and the campus pauses for a memorial and safety review.
A report discusses a proposed air service plan linked to a deferred project and overseen by a correspondence with authorities in New York. It mentions a pilot and a convicted individual, amid unnamed entities and risks surrounding the venture.
A death sentence was imposed in a landmark case while a prior life term under the habitual criminal law faced enforcement challenges. The period saw vigilance over reforms as authorities report an attempted escape from a reformatory, with surrounding officials citing penalties and possible further sentences for related offenses.
Garden Club members and Knoxville suppliers lined up donations and entries for the upcoming Flower Show. Prizes include certificates and plant lots from McCullagh’s and other vendors while exhibitors prepare class specimens ranging from perennials and roses to miniature arrangements and table displays.
Middlesbore marks its 45th birthday with a retrospective on early leadership. J. Mc Brooks served as the first mayor before chartering the town in 1890, with Ladownd and MacDowell among early figures whose portraits are shared courtesy of The Daily News.
Consuelo recalls a memory filled with vivid imagery of a gypsy camp, a forbidden dance, and a haunting choice. As the dream unfolds she confronts temptation, the jackal figure of hunger, and the pull of her people. A note from the Dummy echoes loneliness and calls her home to the gypsy camp.
Escapees from the state reformatory fled Sunday in a packed pursuit across southeastern Kentucky and northern cities including Cincinnati. Authorities search five long-term convicts, linked to a stolen sedan and a Buick, with a $100 reward for each fugitive. The escape promptled a large investigation led by prison officials and Gov. Ruby Laffoon, with possible insider help and questions over security lapses.
World War II era RAF veteran Lawwrencer Lawrence, known as TF Shaw, was severely injured after his motorcycle struck a bicycle ridden by 15 year old Hargraves near Rovington cumy toward Teme. He had retired to Moreton after service and wrote about motor racing.
The home of Benjamin Lefewn on Worcester avenue was struck by a belt of ligiaine Sunday afternoon. It knocked the chimney, damaged the midio wire, and crossed to a neighbor’s property, the Lefevre family reported. A Dadge to i house was From $16 lay 320.
The court today affirmed the decision in the land conveyance dispute styled We A. Phil pa vs. the American Algoriation involving property in Bell County. Other cases from Bell County included Knye vs. Commonwealth fund Thornet Broa va S. Wel hyn.
Testimony in a murder case details a silver dollar used in the crime and linked to Towns, with Washington accused of the fatal axe blows. Key witnesses include Joe Moore and Chief of Police Pearl Osborne, who traced the coin and described a confession linking Lee to the scheme. The court adjourned for a break as the case drew wide interest with prosecution and defense teams outlined.
Fragmentary report from Sorin Ky notes excavation near Cater Street for a railroad line project. It states costs will raise the total to about 126000 dollars and that the job is scheduled to start around July 1 with work to proceed under the underpass plan.
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