03 Sep 1941
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1941
Page
1
Local newspaper ad lists mail and carrier subscription costs with regional rates. Rates shown include weekly, monthly, and yearly options, noting prices for Bell County Virginia Lee County and surrounding counties and other regions.
The piece contrasts the high costs of defense with the price of unpreparedness as France pays Germany 400000 francs daily for occupation. It notes the franc's value is dictated by Berlin and highlights annual indemnity of 146000000000 francs, far exceeding France's receipts and other expenditures.
Unidentified 4-H member notes a free Goex- Coin at the Bell County Homecoming Picnic. JOHN THOMAS METCALFE, U. S. District Attorney, Winchester, attends the event. DAVE LAMBERT comments on a future return. C.K. CALVERT, Pearl Osborne’s attorney, cites ongoing hearings in Janeville. Joe Ware lost a magistrate contest twelve years ago over a peanut vote.
Cary Made A Corporal Roy Wilson 19 of Cart now residing in Fort Guster Michigan promoted to corporal in Company G 11th Infantry Regiment. Regiment participated in maneuvers in Tennessee and will leave for the South for more maneuvers with the Second Army corps. Weekend with Mrs Motte Moreland Mary Smith and daughter Dornthy a visit with her brother George Parry of Barbourville. Jakie Howard enrolled Pineville high school Sept 2. Hsther Waward Artie Dye and Curia Dyn of Bell high attended varsity homecoming picnic. Jane Pace of Harrogale spending a week with Mrs Tilmon Lambert. Ma and Mrs Ledford Manton and America and Ernie Stroud of Hamilton Ohio spent weekend with relatives here. C D and Rebecca Jackson and Mr and Mrs Ledford Fannan spent Sunday at Clear Creek Springs. Leo Moreland and Eugen Patterson of Chappell Ky spent the
Mas John Lb Whitehurst, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, advocates for women from the Civil Mile Training Pageant to prove capability in aviation. He argues women can contribute during emergencies as well as in peace time.
A long OCR segment details a livestock sale with steers, heifers, yearlings, bulls, and cows priced across ranges. It mentions weights from light to heavy, quality grades, and various stock types including native ewes and dairy stock, with figures interspersed and many garbled terms. Strong entities include Cincinnati, Colorado, and references to sale lot numbers and price points.
A fragmented review outlines Anna Neagle in Sunny a musical set through Mardi Gras with dancer roles and ensemble performers. It names Leonis nirtiaans Rey and Reb Heaton among cast, notes stage partners, and hints at romantic interludes and backstage dynamics.
Local residents and visitors from Maryland and nearby areas gathered at family homes around Jonesville for weekend visits. The piece lists numerous names, kinships, and locations, noting social visits, church events, and community engagement across the region.
Elena Varanoby, wife of Theodore Vincent, arrives in La Madera as Carlyle Carmichael battles guardianship claims. Vernon Stone contends with Mrs. Vincent while Elena faces danger and hospital woes after a violent confrontation, as hidden motives and romance weave through the Vincent household.
Local Bell County agricultural notes detail farmers pitching purebred Red Wadd Shorthorn stock into fire events and breeding shows. Mentions include COE RTE, Wyler Maiden, Huey, Wilden, Haynes, and Bell County Conservation program leaders promoting cover crops and lime use to boost next year’s yields.
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