16 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented newspaper snippet shows partial byline and agency notes. Mentions Nixon and Kincaid with unclear roles, postal and subscription rate references, and a stray press association tag. No clear event or outcome available.
Report of a large coal strike affecting 404,000 miners and debate over the Guffey bill. Citizens discuss pay raises and economic impact while political figures like John Lewis loom in commentary. Local notes mention a dump on Cumberland Mountain and shifting social strains across families amid uncertain times. Weather outlook references fall conditions and improving mild climate into November.
A fragmented account of a public discussion in Middleshire referencing May Stallard and Joe Gordon on topics of social policy, municipal governance, and citizens rights. The piece suggests voter participation, party alignment, and debates over integration and public utilities, with emphasis on civic engagement and election outcomes.
An article describes Salvation Army activities tied to Activon and Daly Newser. It notes site preparations, calls for volunteers, and plans to expand programs across local offices. Key figures include Sherenin and Sandeman, with references to slave-work concerns and opportunities for donors and supporters as September progresses.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and places in a local setting, with unclear actions. It lists names like Mawar and Mik alongside scattered terms such as Wines Lite state and Neo tisitive nia, making full interpretation uncertain. The readable elements imply a minor community item or notice without a clear event.
Report notes the Wealther family figures in a national political scene with rumors of opposition to Roosevelt. The text claims speakers, such as Smith, deliver dramatic addresses and promote “shore the weal” campaigns while attending events in New Orleans and Alexandria.
The article discusses Florida's canal proposal and its potential to drain significant water from springs, harming New York City supply and regional water levels. Officials warn of deep limestone disruption and ecological impact while political pressure shapes the project’s fate.
A Louisiana attorney stands accused amid a tense courtroom scene as Justice John Bongnad presides. The proceedings touch on alleged involvement in a fatal incident, with questions raised about testimony and possible motives.
A fragmented report describes a Rish leader proposing a peace framework while noting global fatigue from ongoing conflict. The piece references redistribution of colonial resources and urges discussion of political philosophy and consent among nations to avert further devastation.
A New York case ends with a perjury sentence as a defendant receives prison time. The report notes months of confinement and associated legal proceedings with references to robbery and jewelry in a winter term.
Fragmentary OCR text references a new building project in Arizona with mentions of homes, apartments, a street, and planned improvements. Details are garbled. no clear dates or entities beyond generic locations emerge.
Widespread tensions sweep mining regions as McGrady takes control amid a looming strike. Operators support McCauly’s stance while miners push for a 10 percent wage rise. Southern West Virginia, Alabama, and Kentucky producers resist concessions, potentially affecting wage talks. The District of Columbia Supreme Court will rule on the constitutionality of the Guffey Act creating the NIRA for the soft coal industry.
In Coahoma Texas the article recalls hardships faced by early Texan housewives. It notes scarce resources such as cornmeal used for grease and other basic needs while detailing the experiences of Mrs. Nancy Melissa and her arrival to Texas. The piece highlights survival and adaptation in frontier conditions.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports a decline in Canada’s death rate in 1028, citing steady reduction per 1,000 population. The text notes a cautious mood and mentions political protests over attempted cooperation to curb prices as retail dealers resist moves.
Fragmented report from Memphis discusses a rumored plan involving a southern expansion into Asia and economic shifts affecting farmers. The text is garbled, but mentions figures, investment, and official voices referencing international moves and local attention.
Gladys Swarthout, a mezzo soprano, discusses leaving Hollywood for the Metropolitan Opera after five seasons, hoping the Met’s prestige advances her career. She explains the appeal of singing on stage and notes the lower pay for opera singers compared with Hollywood, while planning two new pictures before returning to the Met for a long run.
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