19 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
1
Last night at the Manning Theatre crowds enjoyed a lively program featuringKee Shual and other acts. The event highlighted local businesses, with shots of Rotary Cloth and Middlesboro institutions, while townsfolk reminisce about Gol. TR. M. Barry and Judge Manrive.
Charles P. Stewart analyzes American skepticism toward Soviet policy and Comintern influence. The piece contrasts public opinion with government stances, citing remarks by officials and diplomats. It discusses distrust of Soviet intent, U.S. foreign policy positions, and debates over responsibility for Comintern actions.
Bell County Fair organizers announce a three day program featuring a community chorus, old time fiddlers, and pioneer era exhibits. The fair will include improved displays of firearms, Bibles, colonial dresses, beds, and labor saving devices. New booths from several rural communities and a judge from Durbin Mewar will oversee exhibits plus Miss Sunshine Colley coordinates home demonstration displays. Communicators urged to contact Miss Calles or Mr. Tragpen for display space.
A perplexing report from Kentucky details officials, including Mark Tenorhamp and C. W. Balfions, at a session with speakers from the Kentucky Municipal League and Federal Housing Administration. Topics covered public works, social planning, and the Tennessee Valley Authority.
The debate on third parties and independent movements is examined, noting how political barriers and party control hinder third parties from ballot access. Louisiana and other states are cited as examples where voter expression may be limited by constitutional concerns and entrenched partisan rules.
A fragmented market summary lists various goods such as calves and heifers with uncertain prices and scattered vendor notes. The text is largely unreadable, with multiple misspellings and stray initials making specific entities and values indiscernible.
Partial Evangelistic Report shows tours and family visits. Seventy families aided with coal clothing and bedding. Christian baskets, toys, meals, beds, and child care provided in the home.
Washington negotiations over a new contract between Appalachian soft coal producers and the United Mine Workers of America faltered as talks centering on wage hikes proved elusive. The parties faced mounting pressure to reach a settlement.
Tasard, Kyldery C. Combs, Union veteran of the War Be faveun t (he States, wha aave he wits) born August 18, 4929, his DnGth birthday by vse of his 00 relatives in Knott and Leeher counties. He says he has taken but one drink of whiskey in his life. Calendar of Farm and 4-H Club meetings lists gatherings in Bell County with leaders for Ford Lake School Happy Valley East End Red Oak Church Mather School Bean Bennet Church Upper Cannon Creek School Marsee Chapel Honaley Chapel Four Mile Club Junction Club and more.
Protagonist McClure wakes wounded after a fight and races through a tense night. Blair and Miss Bolsevain search a manor for a hidden danger as a doctor counsels rest. A gunfight and a suspenseful chase unfold toward a perilous confrontation with an unseen assailant.
Ten years ago Miss Macy Frances Heashina resided on Exeter Avenue with family links across Exeter and nearby areas. References mention Mrs Bob Levine, W M Haynes of Clarksburg and families planning moves and visits to Louisville Atlanta Norton and Meeiby. The passage is fragmented and reflects local gossip and miscellaneous notes.
Five years ago Ruth Turner returned to Knoxville after a weekend visit with Mrs Traval Hambright. Mrs Lillie Praden of Knoxville hosted her daughter Miss Vo Bowden from Newport Kentucky, while Mr A Miller and Wade Gibson spent the day in Corbin on business. Mr and Mrs Sol Ginsberg and daughter Betty of Nashville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Weinstein.
Fragmented notice describes a boy named Betlach in Spokane Washington undergoing mechanical breathing support after infantile paralysis. Friends wish her well as family notes a year of treatment and hopes for recovery amid mentions of music groups and a broader national context.
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