30 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
1
The dated notice lists pricing and mailing rates for subscription options. It mentions President Nixon and executive figures, with references to port office entries and United Press Service membership details.
A chaotic chat row reports a woman and two children killed in Middlesboro with no details. The piece mocks the press scramble while noting Associated Press lack of info and public curiosity. It quotes radio notes on business upturns and NRA-impacted labor talk as side context.
Market notes show mixed cattle mood with strong weighty steers and yearlings, demand easing for some heifers. Calves and lambs hold near steady lines. hogs and sheep quoted with selective gains, wide ranges reflect regional demand and weight differences across categories.
A man believed to be Wann Co Spurgin, a Chicago stock broker, wanted for embezzling stocks and bonds worth 1000 dollars from Illinois Trust Co. of Chicago, was arrested here. He denied identification but description matched Spurgin, who vanished in 1921.
Americans and Europeans join in a service honoring fallen troops. General John J. Pershing arrived aboard the Manhattan to visit cemeteries in France. General Aldebert de Chambrun delivered the main address before graves in the Argonne and at Cherbourg memorials.
The agency plans extensive CCC park work expanding Civilian Conservation Camps to replace veterans with 10000 boys. New and existing camps will operate in Camillus Lane Falls Whitley Metyeats near Minlee Park Howell Pineville Sell Carroll County Columba Park Hela Henderson Dawson Springs Hapleine County. Expansion camps to be assigned to Otter Creek State Park in Meade County starting April 1285.
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