25 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News published each weekday except Sunday by cLTwsNS News Co Inc lists editors and manager, with mail and carrier subscription rates. It notes post office entry at Iddlesboro Kentucky and United Press service membership.
A Pimaville reader lauds the Daily News for its up to date coverage and the Listening Post feature. A second reader questions veterans’ treatment, noting his son’s Navy rejection and urging fair recognition of all service members. An editorial notes a dry county vote in Union with 409 for abstinence and 450 for liquor, reflecting local attitudes. Also recounted is a New York City electric eel claimed to generate light, drawing spectators to the curious spectacle.
An 1868 record notes a presidential pardon for a prisoner released on April 11 the day President Lincoln died. The fragment references other signings and a mistranscribed president’s name, indicating archival notes on clemency actions from a historical period.
The Spokane team faced heavy interference on the Moose Crowk ladies field in Idaho causing a failed first attempt. Roysrhirek reported other issues as 10 entries were affected. Forty participants and several elements complicated maneuvers, hindering progress and outcome.
Fragmented OCR reads as a period market and farm update with scattered figures on livestock, diets, prices, and shipments. Mentions cattle, sheep, lambs, washers, and various place names with inconsistent data. overall details are hard to parse and likely garbled.
A Prussian physician Zamenhof initiated a global appeal urging Esperanto adoption. The publication argues Esperanto as a fundamental, universal language element, distinct from existing tongues, and notes support from prominent figures.
Corbin Kentucky police recovered a stolen automobile in Biloxville Wareday after it was taken in Corbin earlier this week. Investigators detained three suspects, George Collin, May Lisad Hal Toonada, and Knoxville residents, while the car was recovered and bonds set at 2600. The case involves a Knoxville team and remains under investigation for final disposition.
Citizens debate pardons amid looming election as releases spark concern over reform, prison funding, and political influence. Officials cite changes and critics warn pardons serve campaigning, while inmates with prior convictions draw scrutiny.
In Lynch, local officials and coal mine union organizers testified that no beating occurred as claimed. Prosecutors and miners briefed the court on alleged abuse while witnesses distrusted the narrative and provided conflicting details about injuries and the events surrounding the incident.
In a torn narrative set aboard a liner, Val and Jan confront tension over loyalty and class while Val faces a planned voyage from Shanghai toward Puget Sound. Family duty, romantic strain, and a parade memory color their fragile reconciliation as Townley sails.
A Paramount comedy filmed as The Manring presents Mississippi at the theatre with Crosby and Gail Patrick in a river tale of rivalry and love. Crosby fares as a gunfighter turned riverboat menace under Fields and a braggart mentor, with Rodgers and Hart scoring popular tunes inclining the audience to a light romantic ending.
In a continuation from Paul One, Sampson Will headlined a prize event where Drs John Stapinski and Mrs Evelyn Master vied for top honors. Miss Lelia Buchanan, Miss Virginia Huff, and Ralph Jenkins won attendance prizes, with Miss Louisa Toe and the Senior Trio performing. Officers elected by acclamation include Wiss Lelia Buchanan as chair, Mrs Ruby Jans as president, and John Stapinski reelected secretary with Virginia Huff as treasurer.
A garbled notice discusses uniform colors and the origin of khaki in terms that confuse the issue. Authorities show reluctance and a hopeful blush as the topic surfaces in the park department.
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