Red Cross Key to Middlesboro Welfare Efforts
The American Red Cross plays a major role in Middlesboro welfare through the Community Chest drive for next year. Local Red Cross chapter members have contributed beyond expectation, aiding public schools with examinations medical advice and hygiene education. The report highlights oil relief and aid outreach, with a full account elsewhere in this issue. Miss Bessieards Will speaks at the Manning theater tonight on Red Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Community Chest Committee
Middlesboro
Eve Hhill
Midlesboro
Red Cross
Red
Trouble Makers Leave Liberty Camp at Straight Creek Mines
Deputy Burrel Smith reports most of the trouble makers have departed the Liberty Coal camps near Straight Creek. Since the conflict that killed a non union miner and injured another, mines have prospered with 175 men employed and running full time. No further trouble has been seen.
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Straight Creek
Burrel Smith
Smith
Misslesboro
Man Who Fell From Railway Trestle Dies
Funeral services for Henry Calvin, aged about 60, were held at 2:30 PM after he died yesterday morning from injuries after falling from a railway trestle near here. Hurris was buried at Page cemetery. Mr. Miracle, riding horse on restlo No. 27 Thursday night, was thrown to the ground when the animal balked at an approaching train. After death yesterday, the boy was moved to Arnett Undertaking in Pineville for preparation.
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Henry Calvin
Glock
Hurris
Page
Miracle
Esterday
Arnett Undertaking Establishment
Pineville
County Tax Complaints Heard at Frankfort
Associated Press reports hearings of state county tax complaints in Frankfort begin May 21 under Judge John B. Lewis and the State Tax Commission. Delegations from Bell County are set for May 26 and Haran County for May 27 as 120 counties participate over the week seeking reconsideration of increased assessments.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
John B. Lewis
State Tax Commission
Willontinue
Tme
Bell County
Haran County
R P Crocketts Mother Dies This Morning
Mrs. C P Crockett, mother of R Crockett of this city, died this morning at his home on Gloucester Avenue. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning from Mr Crockett's home.
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C. P. Crockett
R. Crockett
Glouchester Avenue
Rr. Crockett
Rome
Playground Work Representative Visits City Leader Klatt
Stan Here with Mather W. Klatt former Speaker of the North Carolina Senate and a member of the United Board of Mediation spoke to about 150 business leaders and civic groups. Klatt promoted a nationwide playground and recreation movement saying adequate facilities attract industry, improve health, and shape character, with Whitehead Kluttz of North Carolina cited for urging local action.
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Stan
Mather W. Klatt
North Carolina State Senate
Hen
Whitehead Klatt
North Carolina Senate
United Board of Mediation
Tional
Ashland
Ms. 14
Mluttz
Boy
Chamber of Commerce
Holary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Whitehead Klutz
North Carolina
Tives
KIWANIANS MEET HERE THURSDAY IN KENTUCKY TOWN
A regional Kiwanis gathering brings members from Harlan, Pineville, Barbourville, Corbin and Middesboro to AMid aesboro for two sessions. An afternoon program features talks by T. Hill, Clyde Lawson, W. R. Lay, C. I Ramsey, and Boyd Fort with A. F. Ballow as speaker at dinner. Music by the high school orchestra. Live stock cattle 200 hogs 1 300 sheep 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Pineville
Barbourville
Corbin
Middesboro
Amidaesboro
Kiwanis
T. &. Hill
Middleboro
Clyde Lawson
Marian
W. R. Lay
C. I Ramsey
Boyd Fort
Knoxville
T. R. Hill
A. F. Ballow
Louisville
Kentucky-Tennessee
FLIERS IN AVAN ARRIVE IN NORTHERN TOWN
Assorted flyers from Japan arrive in a northern town as part of a mission completing Juan's air conquest. The voyage marks an air navigation milestone around the world with Minato's aviation efforts ending the Pacific gap.
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Japan
Little Town
Yan
Juan
Minato
Pacific
Sub-Committees Plan NY Welcome For Democratic Delegates
New Yorks Citizens non partisan committee launches 51 sub committees to guide visiting delegates. Each sub committee, themed by region, will arrange theater tours, meals, and local outings to show how New Yorkers live. Plan includes state or group banquets and a beach jubilee after the convention.
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Associated Ure
New York
Stanley J. Quin
Vicr
Mr. Quinn
Ani
Sun
Rocky Mountain
Grey
Brosway
Quinn Sait
Ayhin
Aki
Dr Brashear Hurt as Car Skids Down Bank
Dr I P Brashear sustained injuries in a car accident on the Pineville road near Big Log Mountain last night. His car skidded in rain, went down an embankment, and was badly damaged. He was taken to Brosheer-Brummell hospital and is expected to recover in a few days.
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Dr. Brashear
I. P. Brashear
Pineville
Big Log Mountain
Middlesboro
Brosheer-Brummell Hospital
Klan Support Denied in Senate Race Probe
A Senate investigation heard that the Ku Klux Klan tried to back a candidate in a 2022 race but denied by witnesses and officials. J A McQuinn and Jett testified about Klan ties while noting no influence altered the primary result for Mayfield.
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Lees
Washington, D
John
Mayfield
de A. Jett
Waite Path
Ett
Chak
United Stator
Smith Boss Witness Faces Senate Inquiry Testimony
An apparent draft reports former Attorney General Smith as the boss witness before a Senate investigative committee. The witness, described as a trusted colleague, claimed there was no direct corruption, but noted pressure to follow Smith’s decisions.
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Ited Press
Washington
Mit
Atherty Onlers En Dens Smith
Department of Ussee
Semiie Muxherty
Iley
Smith
Robsion Offers Help for Local Ex-Service Men in Middlesboro
A telegram from Congressman Robsion to A D Dew Isusk commander of Dewey Guy Post 1169 Veterans of Foreign Wars invites ex service men in the county to join and file for adjusted compensation. The message notes the Senate passed the adjourned compensation bill over the presidential veto by 59 to 20 and asks for names of ex-service men to assist in obtaining their benefits.
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Focal
Middlesboro
M. Robsian
A.D. Dew Isusk
Dewey
Guy Post
Veterans of Foreign
Robsion
Senate
PARDONED MAN CASE REVERSAL IN FRANKFORT
In Frankfort May 20 the pardoned man case reverses as the Kenton circuit court heard plea for injunctions to restrain, with the Panama canal work noted. The case involves bootlegging charges, a pardon and revocation, and a question of validity now heading to the lower court for determination. The article mentions the associated press report and a Kansas City related context.
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High Technel
Oas
Central ‘School
Kiwanis Club
Associated Pros
Lincoln Frankfort
Case Memorial Univer
Frank Hudspeth
Corington
Panama Canal
Apt
Kenton
Atlantic
Pacific
Vine
Paroled Men From Kentucky Executives Action
Two Boyle County men, Irvine Gooch and Harmen Barker, were paroled by the state board of charities and corrections. Gooch, serving a year for railroad car breaking, and Barker, with five months remaining, gained release under executive action reported by Associated Dreamheft.
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Associated Dreamnhfet
Aca
Norte County
Santre
Ainl Correction
Tud
Irvine Gooch
Harmen Barker
Elier
Presbyterians Gather for Grand Rapids General Assembly
About 1,000 commissioners from 280 presbyteries will attend the 126th General Assembly in Grand Rapids Michigan May 22 to 28. Highlights include opening sermon by retiring Moderator Dr Charles Wishart and discussions on doctrine church reports and plans for a Presbyterian Center in Washington along with governance and benevolence totals.
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Grand Rapids
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
AL At Ol Rapids
Mich
Presbyterian General Assembly
Charles Frederick Wishart
Wooster
Ohio
Presbytery of
New York
Harry Emerson Fosttick
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Boards of Foreign Missions
National
Mi Christian Education and Pensions
Washington
W. S. Patterson
Presbyterian Central Xi Agency
Preparations for Paying Bonus Begin by Cabinet
Cabinet discussions at Washington consider immediate need to add about 2,000 War Department employees for the soldier bonus, with preparations already under way to distribute millions of application blanks nationwide. The act grants adjusted service credit and cash or Insurance, and outlines complex processing across 6,893,000 veterans with 167,000,000 documents to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Associated Press
Washington
Ak Toay
Senate
Lawa
Waratory
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
Robert C. Davis
Plattsburg
N.Y
Coal surplus diminishing as demand outpaces production
W B Gunn, a local coal operator, notes a national soft coal surplus of 75 million tons on April 1, caused by anticipated strikes and stockpiling. With 4 million tons weekly consumption beyond production, he expects the surplus to shrink and large orders to rise as usage increases.
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W.B. Gunn
United States
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Disha Springsay
Middlesboro Kiwanis Club
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C. R. Runtsey
Great Southern Refining Company
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Lexington Board of Commerce
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Lexington Automobile Club
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