29 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented notice from Paily News with garbled text. Mentions Ben A, Robist Ly Kincaid, and Post Office in possible town. discusses rates, mailing costs per week and per year, with unclear figures and service notes.
A breezy column recalls common embarrassing moments from college and public life. It notes a speaker freezing mid line and judges awarding a medal for poise, plus anecdotes of others recovering with humor and grace. It mentions a debater's sudden silence and a chorus performance gone awry, ending with a moral about handling embarrassment with humor.
In November an assault occurred at a Wise bank involving Norling Vitek Be and others near the National Bank of Ui stone. The incident led to hospital treatment for the banker and involved suspects Bil Mullin and Mo Molan with bonds set around $2000. The case centers on alleged tampering linked to an upcoming WiseStand advisory vote next month.
Widespread floods sweep Missouri and Oklahoma as spring rain drives rivers over banks. Families abandon homes and roads become impassable along the Grand River and nearby communities. Authorities warn residents to seek higher ground while emergency crews respond to rising water and damaged infrastructure.
Report describes a heated scene near the University of Mississippi where a political controversy caused disruption. A council or committee rejected a nomination or proposal, prompting strong reactions and a student confrontation.
Market notes indicate limited price movement with some items showing firm demand while others lag. Early activity points to cautious buying as shippers and retailers assess holdover stocks and broader demand, with selective gains in livestock and grain markets.
A garbled OCR fragment references medical matters and social issues, mentioning prescriptions, weight, and assistance. It appears as a stray, unclear caption with disrupted phrases about therapy, supplies, and aid, lacking coherent events or identifiable names.
A chaotic report from Seattle describes a kidnapping case with a deadline looming, rumors of a ransom demand, and police involvement. Warnings and mysterious messages surface as family members await updates, while investigators work to locate the abductors and recover the child safely.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic note about paving and property issues. Mentions City, Terrell area, Floyd Cove, and local officials, with unclear references to property owners and a construction project. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
A garbled local notice lists multiple names and family events across a weekend, including visits, dinners, and birthdays. It mentions Chester, Jan Nakhaar, Miss Kora Billy Quillen, Robert Quen, Jiithy Sod, and others, with references to places like Maddlas and Feener AR and dates near a Sunday event.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions a new license and power topics with scattered names and figures. It references Conyetyhy, United Press, and various misread terms and numbers, suggesting a historical news brief about licensing and employment impacts. The text is garbled and difficult to resolve into a clear event.
Lincoln Mayers will present a festival production of Shakespearean comedy with students and faculty in a staged rendition of A Midsummer Night's Dream. The cast includes Reynolds, Rider, Werihrook, Holden, Quines, Wilton, Flute, Snout, Starveling, and many others in lead and supporting roles.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Judge Morison hosting a meeting with local L M A leaders and discuss dates places and a distant federal judge appointment. The item references New York papers and a daily newspaper, plus expected congressional session actions and a recess appointment context.
In 1639 a political crisis emerges as Premier Harry Iene Plandin seeks emergency powers to control the grain market amid strong parliamentary opposition. Investors fear instability as bank indicators bend, with predictions of resignation and tense debates reported by United Pros.
Fragmentary text mentions arrests and names such as Eanes TL Chanlith and Mattes, with references to officers, a river location, and unclear events. The content is garbled, offering little coherent detail about actions, dates, or outcomes.
Mrs O Dell died Saturday in a Missouri town after a long illness. Her children Tessie, Ty and several others survive. The family resides in a region near Banlard, with relatives in Jetton and nearby areas. Funeral arrangements are forthcoming in the local paper.
Report describes a collision near London involving a truck loaded with explosives. Drivers were thrown from their vehicles as flames enveloped the scene, with authorities confirming fatalities and ongoing investigation into the cause.
The article argues for a stronger clearer NRA code system, praising voluntary cooperation while criticizing the court and warning that a new, stricter NRA will emerge this session. It contends employers and employees must adapt to code provisions, with officials urged to support enforced standards to protect workers and promote responsible industry practices.
Obscure obituary notes the death of a local figure named Asher. The piece depicts community sorrow, a distant region, and the impact of the deceased on local fortunes, with emphasis on abrupt departure and shock of friends and relatives.
Reported spread of Canton strike reaches Bergen street plants and Republic Maelo area as workers walk out amid wage and production tensions. Company guards and police cap protests while nonstriking crews face disruptions and factory pressure escalates.
In a volatile interlude aboard a China-bound cruiser, Val Preston, a Midshipman attached to the Lanny of the Yangtze, meets Denise Charleston, a determined woman with a shadowed past. Their tense, flirtatious exchange unfolds in Puget Sound Navy Yard as memories of family loss and naval duty color their wary dialogue and plans for the night.
A garbled obituary piece reports on Mary McElroy and Walter McGee, with references to a governor, life imprisonment, and a hanging in the United States. It mentions a trial, execution context, and surrounding reactions in a distressed, fragmented style.
A historical advertisement touts Thedlord's Black-Draught as a reliable remedy to relieve sluggishness and constipation. It claims benefits for the system and general vitality, recommending a dose to restore comfort and regularity through a vegetable laxative.
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