Macon Boxer Loses Foot in Motor Crash
Macon Ga Oct 1 W L Young Stribling former heavyweight contender had his left foot cut off in a collision between his motorcycle and an automobile en route from a golf course to a hospital to see his wife and their newborn. Stribling also suffered a fractured pelvis and doctors gave a 50 50 chance of survival. Sheriff J R Hicks Jr said R V Johnson a loan company clerk drove the other car and the accident was unavoidable with no charges planned. Roy Barrow, a close friend, was driving his own car.
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Macon
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Stribling
J. R. Hicks
R. V. Johnson
Roy Barrow
Johnson
Barrow
Ohnson
Aer
Frances Jones
Yarrow
Hall
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Kiwanis Club
Army Reserve Corps
Maxie Rosenbloom
Houston
Texas
King of
Mike McTigue
Columbus
Harry Ertle
Max Schmelling
Cleve
Paul Berlenbach
New York
Ernie Schaff
Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Miami
Phil Scott
London
Prima Carnera
Injuries Stribling Fatal After Motorcycle Crash
Macon report says Georgia heavyweight Wm. Lawrence Stribling died at 6 a m Tuesday from injuries suffered Sunday in a motor accident. He fought to the end as doctors cited internal injuries after his left foot was severed and his pelvis crushed in the collision. At his bedside were his parents, manager, wife Clara, and younger brother Herbert.
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Macon
Lawrence (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Ma” Stribling
Clara
Herbert
Stribling
Stribling Traumatic Crash Ends Career After Amputated Leg
Boxer Stribling suffered a severe leg injury when his car collided with John Johnson's vehicle. His left foot was amputated, with hope tied to nurse Frances Jones who used a cape as a tourniquet. He remained conscious, praised by friends as a brave figure in boxing and aviation, with a career spanning coast to coast and multiple world contenders.
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Saul
God
Ellaville Church to Burn Notes in Sunday Service
Ellaville Georgia reports that at the Baptist Church next Sunday morning a special service will be held to address the church indebtedness. After the service all notes for the construction of the Sunday school annex will be burned as pastor Rev J F Du Pree preaches at 11 o clock and again in the evening.
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Ellaville
The
Baptist Church
J. FE. du Pree
District Education Meeting to Be Held in Americus
A detailed agenda for the District Educational Meeting at Georgia Southwestern College Americus on Tuesday October 24 begins at 10:00 a.m. with music invocation welcome addresses and multiple sessions on school administration curriculum and teacher development led by Supt J E Mathis J Phil Campbell Chancellor Weltner and other educators. Afternoon departmental meetings and a 7:30 p.m. program at First Methodist Church feature student activities music and a keynote by Supt W A Sutton with local educators and guests.
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Horace Freeman
First Methodist Church
J. E. Mathis
Americus
R. Litt
Or- Renan
L. Yaden
Moultrie
Ithe Eee
Educational OH
Snvt
E. L. Bridges
Department of Elementary
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Og School
Columbus
Mazie Manson
Sumter ‘County
Daisyee
Georgia
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Ashburn
Ella P. Maynard
Annie Kelly
Dooly County
Vienna
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Moreland
Sumter County
Jayne Con
Eorgia Southwest College
Martha C. Wheatley
Julia Coleman
Myrtlei Everett
Edna Hale
Buena Vista
Bernice Hilliard
Fitzgerald
Sara Smith
Cordele
Bessie Jenkins Chipley
Annie Mae Hicks
Dawson
J. M. Lanier
Richland
Walter Maynard
Publi
Americus Schools
W. A. Sutton
Atlanta
Legislative Gossip About Next General Assembly Speakership
Rumors surface on the next General Assembly, with at least three Senate president contenders and a potential fight over the speakership. Ed Rivers of Lakeland aims to seek reelection and the speakership, while some members favor Ernest Davis or Ellis Arnold, though neither has spoken.
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General Assembly
Senate
Ed Rivers
Lakeland
House
Ernest Davis
Ellis Arnold
Seventeen More Lose Jobs At State Agriculture Dept
Seventeen more employees of the state department of agriculture were discharged the first of last week. The economy measure is cited as the reason. The department maintains activity through ongoing personnel changes.
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State Department of Agriculture
Department
Saul's Conversion on the Road to Damascus Lesson Text
The lesson narrates Saul’s dramatic conversion on the Damascus road in 36 AD. He, a steadfast Pharisee, encounters Jesus, becomes blind, and is commissioned through Ananias to regain sight and receive the Holy Spirit. Saul becomes Paul, a devoted advocate for the Gentile church under a new dispensation.
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Christ
Damascus
Jerusalem
Saul
Jesus
Tasus
Ife
Deisin
Demeseus
Ananias
Judas
Tarsus
Paul Saul
Bump on Mule's Back Opens Money Mystery
A lump on a mule at Pridgen Holman stable in Dothan Alabama concealed $1.75 in coins. Veterinarian Dr A R Gissendanner opened the shoulder and found a silver dollar dated 1889 a half and a quarter dated 1920 with worn rims. Marvin Holman says the mule came from Ross Brothers of Fort Worth Texas bought August 28.
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Pridgen Holman
Dothan
Ala
Thomases
Marvin Holman
Provera
A. R. Gissendanner
Holman
Dawson News
Lumber supply for forestry camps to aid corps
Washington September 8 The Forest Conservation Corps orders 50 million feet of No 2 common lumber to build 1 468 winter camps for 60 100 corps workers as bids are opened by officers across corps areas Fechner said the order is one of the largest in lumber history and will stimulate the industry where about 1 000 000 men are ordinarily employed In the South 60 000 men will continue living in tents.
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Washington
Forst Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Fechner
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Reverend Evans Resigns Richland Methodist Pastorate
Rev. C. L. Evans, pastor at Richland Methodist Church, has tendered his resignation to the local church and the South Georgia conference. The move, advised by physicians for health reasons, will take effect at the November conference session.
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C. L. Evans
Richland
Sale Under Power in Taylor County Georgia
Notice of sale by N M Dudey as Receiver of the First National Bank of Reynolds to satisfy a secured note of 1644W with 8 percent interest. Describes real property Montfort gin house lot in Reynolds and mills equipment including planing and saw mill machinery. Sale set for October 17, 1933, at Taylor County courthouse, proceeds to pay note and expenses. balance to claimants.
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Georgia
Taylor County
B. L. Saunders
J. L. Sanders
W.S. Saunders
Reynolds
National Banking Corporation
Eorgia
Superior Court
First National Bank
Congress
United States
N. M. Dudley
Court House
N. M. Dudiey
First_ National Bank of
Reynolds, Ga
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