25 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1933
Page
1
An open forum complaint notes excessive litter and weeds in Edgewood and Twentieth streets areas. A women’s committee seeks council action to remove dump sites, repair sidewalks, clean alleys, and improve overall city beauty. The call stresses safety, sanitation, and neighborhood pride.
A ragged, humor filled slice of local chatter recounts everyday sights and misadventures. Residents discuss street scenes at Path Collegeworth, a tangled traffic day with many Virginia cars, and a front end misfire as a wire short causes a small scare. Names like Burt, Pete, Nicholain, Lam Reames, Ward Bennion, Wayland Stith appear amid casual observations of cars, markets, and neighborhood characters.
A San Leandro musician seeks a different breakfast fruit and, through patient grafting, has developed a tree bearing 24 fruit varieties. The collection includes Blowheit apricots, Hale’s early, sugar plums, Santa Rosa plums, Crawford peaches, Damson plums, and a new mystery plant, among others.
The article fragment discusses government actions and a commission member's statements with references to trade policy and official proceedings. It mentions reactions by various figures, including a named counsel and several unidentified officials, across a period involving negotiations and public statements.
A box at the center of a post in Binghamtown was knocked off when an automobile driven by Chad Britton of East Rad collided with the post supporting it. Witnesses report five people tried to dodge the car and one was forced between a telephone pole and a tie near the Noss HA and John Gaine from Pine, all described as locals.
Ted Chandler races to Porters yacht yard with Sally missing, planning a risky plane escape. A chase follows along river banks and beaches as Ted tries to reach Proctor’s yacht with Sally aboard, facing machine gun fire and a dangerous landing in rough seas.
Enrollment at West E25 college continues with freshmen classes Saturday. The campus held a central dining hall event with faculty and students, followed by religious services and a formal reception at the president’s home. Chancellor John Weelsky Hill addressed attendees as senior leaders urged ongoing student work and support.
The national advisory committee on subsistence homesteads will meet in Washington to discuss the Farm movement. The Recovery Act funds 25.9 million to place industrial workers in farming roles, aiding self support. Senator Brockdigl presides. Loterior Inkee and MT Wilson lead discussions on suburban scale development near industrial centers to ease urban congestion.
In a report reflecting wartime rhetoric, German officials defend actions amid international pressure. Goebbels is cited in a strained dialogue with British Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon and American delegates as tensions rise over Nazi policy and external demands.
Col Frank Knox, publisher of the Chicago Daily News, on Sunday urged newspapers and citizens to oppose unbacked paper currency. He argued inflation harms democratic institutions and warned dictatorship expansion in Europe. He praised American unity and restraint under the President, noting minimal public dissent and a trust in leadership.
A fragmentary report describes Lindberghs in Moscow with a landing on the Mosha river at 8:0 after a flight from Lenine winds. It notes Lindbergh’s persistence and a hypothetical landing risk, referencing the city and river bridges and a press reaction.
A wind motor on the roof of a home at Abernathy Texas provides electric current for lighting a room where farm youth R. T. Merquis stays. A strong automobile light bulb ignites from a radio battery charged by the wind-generated generator. Read Our Classified-A de.
Mrs T C Stewart of North Little Rock Arkansas says she suffered a week of hay fever like pain on her right side with cramps. After taking Cardus she felt faster rested and better and continued using it to relieve her pain.
Fragmented text discusses charm and personal influence, urging readers to use products and tips for improving appearance and appeal. Mentions personal relationships, confidence, and social strategies with vague references to remedies and routines.
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