21 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News, published by Citizens News Co, outlines subscription prices by work, mail, and period. Rates include monthly, quarterly, and semiannual options, with cents shown for each plan. The notice appears as a typical circulation promotion from a Kentucky newspaper.
A fragmentary, humorous column recalls a miscible mix of social happenings. Tales include a Kiwanis luncheon where Tubby Cleara’ flustering drew praise, mountain jokes about remoteness, and a shooting of rural life with playful regional dialects and tall tales.
A long disjointed account centers on a navy yard setting and a missing girl linked to a midshipman and a restless figure named Mele. The narrative slides through memories of naval school days, friendships, and a perilous sequence hinting at a larger clandestine plot yet to unfold.
Kentucky court rejects challenges to the Small Loan Law, affirming state regulation of short term lenders. The ruling cites statutory authority and consumer protections, turning back arguments from lenders seeking to shield operations from oversight. Local officials praised the decision as stabilizing payday lending practices and ensuring compliance standards statewide.
A fragmented OCR lists speakers and participants for a Laurel Queens event with many names from Kentucky colleges and towns. The piece mentions Miss Maryorye McCat, Miss Mildred Nolan, and several other graduates, with scattered lines about a health program, a duet, and a ceremonial recitation by Coc bine TE ANe ive Rated. The text also references venues and affiliations across Kentucky, with various universities and teacher colleges named.
Fragmentary stock notes indicate uneven opening in New York with mixed activity. Mentions of traders, prices, and unnamed entities hint at a unsettled session and unusual moves in various issues.
The article discusses proposed pay scales for federal projects under the New Deal era Works Progress Administration. It notes laborers may be moved to Washington and Canton, with opposition from Republicans and some senators citing the risk to purchasing power. It mentions Gov. Wootton's campaign focusing on tax reform and opposition to the state police machine.
Madrid born 21 year old aviator Pombo departed Bathurst in British Garbid for Natal on a mission to visit his sweetheart Pomby. Officials and observers tracked his route as the expected Graf Zeppelin and other ships watched the Natal Bathurst passage for signs of the flight amid a tense air chase.
A Midwestern town story describes a charity feast for unemployed workers and Archie Fillibrown's mishap with a truck. In Gallipoliz, O Moe, Ed Maadows aged 104, said to be oldest in the area, died recently. born in slavery and once freed by Lincoln's emancipation proclamation.
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