24 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News is a Mindlesboro Kentucky publication printed every afternoon except Sunday. Information shows subscription rates via carrier and mail with weekly monthly and yearly options.
A long reflective piece discusses editors and critics in American journalism, debating how far personal views influence reporting. It references The Toledo Tribune editor and broader pressures from readers and political currents, urging responsible, constructive leadership on public issues.
An unclear note describes a distant family gathering with mentions of a grandfather, a father, and multiple children. The fragment references a planned date around the 25th and travel or travel-like phrases, but the context is severely obscured.
A disrupted OCR fragment details a resumed coal condition investigation. It mentions unions, commissions, and named individuals like Perkins and a group including Beasley and Loyd Ayrd, with references to meetings, testimonies, and disputed claims. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing examination of labor conditions and related actions.
The report notes administrative efforts in Middleghoro and Leel, detailing costs from about $1020 per share analogy and a $100 price point. It cites crime prevention goals, student discipline, and shifts in school funding, with remarks on rising pupil numbers and changes in expenditures for facilities and programs.
A budget note outlines relief funds with allocations including 13 000 000 for FERS and 2 000 000 for parallel rehabilitation units. It covers a 4 010 800 dock repair project, 6 000 000 for auditing property expenditures, and 780 009 for routine activities, with emphasis on departmental line items and approvals.
A cable from the house military affairs committee reports amendments affecting VA activities and printing plans in Washington. The misspelled fragment hints at a formal briefing on financial or administrative changes tied to veterans affairs and related printing duties.
The overheated romance centers on Val and Tan aboard a gunboat near China. Val frets over Tan’s jealousy and public scrutiny while Jan, Mimi, and Norris observe, with Tan pressed to explain if their affair risks his naval career and social standing.
Receipts mixed with steer and heifer prices steady to higher, with top steers around 13 and yearlings up to 14.24. Cattle activity noted as more active in some districts while overall weakness in feed-finish due to broader declines. Sheep and lambs show buyers steady to stronger, with medium to good quality fetching 7.35 to 9.10 per hundredweight and notable volumes traded.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a German court sentencing to prison for insult toward Hitler. The text mentions a letter to a wife and vague references to German nation, strategy, and a claim about a penal measure. Names and details are unclear due to text corruption.
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