22 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News announces subscription options for home delivery and mail. Rates shown include carrier monthly and yearly plans, with prices around 60 cents per week and annual totals, reflecting a mid 20th century pricing structure.
Vivid yet garbled street scene portrays a modern troubadour, market entrances, a weary cadaverous figure, a business man and a couple chatting about happenings. A fountain near the Twentieth Street bridge draws momentary crowds while police note many drunkenness cases, highlighting social tension and daily life.
Receipts for cattle and sheep rise as buyers show mixed demand. Cattle include calves at 2 600, steers and yearlings steady with some weak notes, hogs and pigs described as mixed. Lambs and mutton listings show high variability and regional price differences.
Fragmentary text shows May questioning action in Washington involving a representative and officials. The garbled OCR references political figures and a proposed or stated "varslation" policy or proposal with unclear details.
Fragmented open meeting notes report widespread concern over child welfare and Salvation Army aid in a town. Mentions infant care, mothers, guardians, and a request to authorities. Notes on a tainted food incident and public health fears amid talk of enforcement and employment actions.
The text outlines conveyance and protection terms for parkway rights of way including guarantees to secure deeds to the Department of the Interior upon completion, preparation of preliminary property maps by the state, and scenic easements to preserve land use. It specifies land use restrictions, entry rights for landscaping, prohibition on buildings, roads, dumps, and signs, and consent requirements for alterations with the grantor.
A garbled district chronicle describes a chaotic afternoon as residents react to noise and conflict. It notes a radio dispute near Cumberland Street, a notable photo opportunity involving Noble Yeary, and a corner celebration for a son’s return, all amid tense street scenes and public notices.
Jane Addams lies in state as civic leaders praise her work for workers and families. The article notes Roosevelt calling her Chicago's most useful citizen and mentions her wartime leadership with a peace group and wartime service alongside Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler.
In Manila a soldier named Val meets Janice Edding at the Army and Navy club and is drawn by her striking beauty. Their flirtation grows amid quarreling and growing respect as memories linger, leading to a promise of a soon reunion after a distant voyage.
A fragmented notice lists multiple bond issues and school bonds with dates and small per cent assessments. It mentions bonds of $14000 and $20000, plus $30000 and $28000, and a $100000 school bond with various purposes including general, municipal, airport, and water control.
Students hear Henley deliver sermons that impress the college audience as services continue through the week with guests Mr and Mrs McCortock visiting Ta and Mrs Re. McCortock.
City council votes today on a power contract with Tennessee Power Company and TVA option. The measure seeks to raise TVA power intake after agreement.
Val and his once rival Brad Norris share memories of academy days and Navy life as they reunite aboard a small craft near Shanghai. Val plans a swift ascent, aiming for a naval attache post in Paris, dreaming of guarding missions and surviving Yangtze snipers. The two friends reflect on past hazing, shared suffering, and the bond forged in war and study.
Bellaire Ohio witnessed Mrs Franklin tour an active mine underground with President’s wife observing 400 workers. She wore a miner’s cap, rode the mine train, and declined overalls then attended a People’s University program before a Steubenville crowd of about 2000.
Stocks were up at the opening in moderately active trading in New York. Silver stocks resumed their advance as London markets showed gains while utilities gained modestly and oil shares remained in demand.
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