24 May 1928
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
1
The Middlesboro Daily News lists circulation options and advertising rates. Editorial and management details include editor Kincaid and national news from United Press Service. Subscription prices show weekly and monthly options. postal and office payment terms are indicated.
Middlesboro mayors and citizens note the suspension of boy scout work as no authorized leaders remain. Despite past leadership issues, the paper urges revival, highlighting local women aiding youth and a prepaid camp near Nash's Mill. It calls for men to volunteer as scout masters to train boys in scout life.
The Louisville Herald-Post marks the first anniversary of Lindbergh's spirit of St Louis flight with admiration and romance, then notes the public fervor. It contrasts public adulation with a wearied Lindbergh seeking privacy amid mounting duties as he becomes chairman of Transcontinental Air Transport's technical committee.
Jean Williams long championed journalism as a force for world peace. Walter Williams, rector of the Missouri School of Journalism, led efforts shaping students toward international friendship, late conflicts and global press networks, through the World Press Parliament and World Press Congress.
A deadly coal mine fire at the Bonrey mine near St. Charles, Virginia continued to burn despite area containment. Rescue teams from Norton and nearby coal companies worked six hours to reach entombed miners, with officials led by B. Damay directing operations as crews battled the blaze and searched for victims.
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