23 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
1
A public literary column rails against Roosevelt’s veto of the Patman bonus, denouncing veterans who served in 1917-18 and criticizing how civilian wages and war profits are treated. It argues inflation fears should not deny fair compensation to four million men and urges recognition of their sacrifices.
A chaotic Washington discourse shows politicians debating economic reform as the 1036 election nears. Senators and reps clash over policy timing, with calls to delay reform met by insistence on action and mixed public opinion on President Howey and various party figures.
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion involving a warden and guards. A chaotic mix of names and phrases suggests a report on oversight or a forum addressing confinement conditions and enforcement. The readable items reference photographs and a warden’s presence at an event.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a disturbance or injury yesterday near a Nord Cone location. Names and precise actions are unclear, with several garbled terms and missing context about parties involved and the jurisdiction.
Judge Gilbert urged the Exchange Club to hold public servants to honesty and integrity as Reconstruction efforts begin. He blamed current political conditions on officials and called for dismissal of any candidate lacking proven leadership. Music by Lincoln Memorial University students accompanied the gathering at Wenderson Sublevel School and Pine Mountain settlement.
The text discusses monetary policy during a crisis, arguing that raising prices via more money harms production and that real recovery requires rebuilding the monetary system. It cites rail destruction, freight disruption, and the need for a stable money supply managed by appropriate financial authorities.
A distressed air crew crash lands in the Pacific after their plane loses engine power. Rescue teams locate survivors and coordinate recovery efforts as night approaches.
In Nova Scotia a puzzling artifact mentions Nine Ohio’s within a landmass the size of a state. The text notes three of these items pertain to the county of Shylwine and hints at a broader mystery surrounding their appearance and meaning.
Val and Brad reconnect aboard a naval vessel in Boston as Mimi Towntey and Jan Gracie reunite with Captain Bedding. Aboard the ship, Val chaperones Jan and Mimi while meeting Sue Norris and Lance Montross. Captain Bedding and Laure Montross appear ashore as the group prepares for departure.
Judge T. I. Asher, 37, fell at his Pineville home sustaining a broken leg and head injuries. He is in Community Hospital at Pineville, treated as a valued official known as "Judge Asher," father of HM. He Ashes, county treasurer, with the office deeming his condition serious hours after admission.
Tichmond Kentucky Keen Jalingon citizen of the Richmond Teosister faction announces no candidacy for the Democratic State Executive Committee Lieutenant Governor post. John Johnson, a former president of the Kentucky DPrisa Association and University of Kentucky graduate, served with the 89th Division in World War I. He was elected secretary of the Deniers State Cent Executive Committee at party headquarters in Frankfort.
This fragment notes Mr Johnson as the fifth man to seek public office, though often seen in Democratic circles. It mentions state payment problems and logistical issues that may arise, with Johnson appearing as a ready and able speaker on campaigns.
In a nationwide surge, Chicago becomes the organization ground for the National Union for Social Justice led by Charles Coughlin. The movement spread from New York to Ohio and Michigan, with large meetings in Cleveland and Madison Square Garden drawing about 18,000 people.
Five girls are regular drivers in Wayne County schools. None has had an accident. The 1981-1 Wh school learn California averages about 5,000 early words of lemans.
Longview Washington City Attorney J McCoy faced a parking violation hearing in police court and prosecuted and defended himself, ultimately paying the fine.
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