30 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1935
Page
1
A garbled column comments on social circles and local figures, praising and doubting changes in High Pol North Carolina. It mentions J. Pennety Company and hints at community tensions, alongside fragmented remarks about Alley Gop and a dubious educational angle from Current Events.
An unreadable OCR excerpt lists many names, places, and scattered phrases, resembling a newspaper page with multiple entities such as people, locations, and events interwoven. The readable content is insufficient to identify a coherent main action or outcome.
The text appears garbled with missing context and multiple misspellings. It mentions New York and Veikeye, but no clear event, date, or names to form a coherent summary. Unable to identify a concrete news item from the fragment.
The paragraph lists names and places in fractured OCR text. It mentions Mrs Griffith Des Ma WW OAS Bhool Navimnihe and Gailey Jne Coropbelt with scattered references to locations. It reads as a jumble of names without a clear event or outcome.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls quirky names and places from five years past. Mentions include Mh WOR, Taos, Tarny, SleNagi, MPL, Wailea, Liaw, Fel, and Mes. The text hints at a travelogue style collage with people and locales, preserving a dated, regional voice.
Disjointed OCR excerpt shows jumbled references to football practice, school buildings, a theater, local awards, and scattered names such as Middl esbury and Havana. The text hints at a community gathering, a rally, and various figures like Alpert and Onkie, but it remains largely incoherent with stray phrases and incomplete sentences.
The death of Miss Rachel Flo Pace, daughter of AL Pace, international auditor of the United Mine Workers of America, is reported. Pace had been based in Middleshore for seven months. She died after her father learned his daughter was in deteriorating condition in Herrin, where he had gone following the news.
A chaotic scene centers on a trap failure and a raucous weekly spree that ended with a murder charge. A resident of middle Tinto, once a steady figure in town life, faced police after a Saturday night binge devolved into violence and alleged intoxication. The incident drew a crowd and led to arrests as officers investigated.
In a tangled family scene, Carol opposes Aunt Grace and plans to live in New York alone, seeking control over her life. Uncle George and other relatives discuss wedding plans, social obligations, and the future, while Carol asserts she will manage her own fate despite family pressure.
A gas leak sparked a blaze at a Yakima building as a man strode by in sleet. Flames shot two stories. a five-iron error was noted in the subsequent investigation led by Diaty and Lee.
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