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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1937

Page

8

Red Birds Aim for Pennant Then Face Macon Peaches

The Columbus Red Birds, 1937 league leaders, will run up their 1936 pennant today before meeting Macon in the final game of their series. After flag ceremonies and gold balls for four 1936 veterans, Columbus seeks a second win over the Peaches.

Columbus Red Birds Macon Red Birds Peaches Columbus Wayne Rossbach Barton Columbia Jacksonville Haynes Columbia High Charlie Brooks Tars Augusta Savannah

Bibb County Drives Against Vagrants Intensify With Sheriff Return

Bibb County intensifies its drive against able bodied vagrants who refuse private employment as Sheriff James R Hicks Jr returns from North Carolina. A man named Clifford Jackson was arrested for vagrancy after allegedly refusing work on a farm. WPA official W S Dennis says no one on WPA in Bibb county has refused private work. Halley’s comet last appeared in 1916 with a long bright tail.

Macon Bibb County James R. Hicks, Jr North Carolina Clifford Jackson Hicks W. H. Bowden J. A. Young Jackson W. S. Dennis WPA Bibb

Radio Schedule Highlights for Thursday Evening

Eastern and Western network listings show a dense spread of programs from 3:30 PM to 1:00 AM. Notable items include Follow the Moon, Guiding Light, The Don Winslow of the Navy, The Rudy Vallee Hour, and NBC and WJZ blue network slots with News periods, orchestras, and variety acts across East and West feeds.

Calibc-Weaf RED Guiding Light Archer Gibson Ollie Remsen Don Winslow Navy Johnnie Johnston West V. Vrenner Ford Bond Weaf Oxford Billy & Betty Midwest The Rhythmaires Omos Andy—eaet Gentlemen of Rhythm—west Bert & Lew Mary Dietrich Eugen Boissevain Rudy Vallee Lanny Ross Radio Music Hall East Amos ‘N’ Andy John B. Kennedy Ink Spots Negro Quartet Northern Lights Jerry Blaine Dancing Music Orchestra Earet Senate Dorothy Gordon Patti Chapin Paul Douglas Clyde Barrie George Hall Herbert Foote University Fionake Carter Alexander Woollcott Kate Smith Maj. Bowes Floyd Gibbons Jay Freeman Basic Isham Jones Joe Reichman Ted Nichols Auson Weeks & Orchestra Eddie Iilkins NBC Wjzz Dictators the King’s Men H. Rogen Press Chuchu Martiniés Lowell Thomas Escorts & Betty Easy Ares Jane Froman Lum Abner Barry Wood Cabin In the Cotton Roy Shield Boston Mayfair Eddie Varzae Ted Lewis & Orchestra Phil Ohinan

Delivery by bicycle girls stirs Columbia grocery scene

A Columbia grocer launches a new delivery system using pretty girls in shorts on bicycles. A parade forms as the 93 year old veteran leads the group to showcase the scheme amid a lively street scene. In Fayetteville a man jailed for illegal whisky possession pleads price anger as he faces a fine.

Associated Press Columbia, S. C Gram Fayetteville N. C J. Scott McFayden

Confederate veterans reunion draws General Sadler to Jackson

General J. R. Sadler of Nashville Tennessee, once a commander in Nathan Forrests cavalry, attends the Jackson Mississippi Confederate veterans reunion following this telegraphic report.

Air neurosis blamed for crashes among high flying pilots

Dr Alvan L Barach told the American Medical Association that an oxygen deficiency at high or mid altitudes causes air neurosis, impairing pilots reading of instruments balance and coordination. He urged airlines to provide reserve oxygen for all pilots to protect flyers and aviators.

Stephen J. McDonough Associated Press Atlantic City N. J Alvan L. Barach New York American Medical Association Bureau of Air Commerce Barach Dr. Barach

Belgian Vets Fight Amnesty Plan Over Treason Pardons

In Brussels on June 10 embittered Belgian war veterans sparked a cabinet crisis by opposing a government bill to pardon Belgians convicted of treason in World War I. Troops and tanks patrolled the capital as veterans protested and 400 veterans hurled their medals on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier amid fears of further demonstrations as the amnesty measure faced Senate action.

Brussels Senate

Divorce Hearing Cites Three Reasons for End of Marriage

Chicago Mrs Catherine Mareck 39 testifies before Judge Joseph B David that her husband John caused the death of her two pet canaries and strangled her chow dog which brought her slippers, presenting three grounds for divorce.

Chicago Catherine Mareck Joseph B. David John

Divorce Granted After Radio Incident at Barn Dance

A divorcé was granted after he smashed the radio during a dispute over listening to a barn dance program. The terse item notes the marital breakup and the reason given.

Meigs Local Notes Highlight Graduations and Visits

Meigs and surrounding area report a flurry of activity with graduations at Mercer University and Macon visits from residents. Local figures Mr. Bowers, Mr. Ledford Carter, and Claude Folmar recoveries noted, while Judge Jones remains seriously ill at home. Baptist W M U meets in Meigs with a slate of Bible topics and fellowship lunch. Sevent grades picnic at Pelham pool wraps up Meigs news for the week.

Claude Folmar Bainbridge Hospital Marvin McCord Pelham Mefga C. T. Hodges Macon Elwood Carter Bob Perry Alex Crittenden Alex Jr Thomasville Thomas A. Jones Meigs Charlie Wurst Dorothy Johnson Albany S. A. Miller, Sr Near Pelham G. E. Davis Meigs News Baptist W. M. U Mess the Baptist W M. U Stella Duren Rome Hazel Dowdy W. M. Davis Southern Baptists Italy Turner Taylor Harris Miller Conrad Hill J. L. Johnson G. L. Burch Rubye Dowdy C. C. Maddox

Misses Carter and Davis Dance in Albany

Misses Elaine Carter and Lougevia Davis performed two dance numbers in Albany under Mildred Ross Crouch. The Meigs party joined peers from Pelham and Moultrie for the city auditorium performance. The Meigs graduation class of 1937 will hold exercises Friday night with fourteen diplomas awarded.

Meigs Elaine Carter Lougevia Davis Albany Mildred Ross Crouch Pelham

Baseball season leaders clash in AL and NL stat leaders

Major league batting leaders include Greenberg and Medwick with top averages and RBIs. Greenberg of the Tigers posts 56 RBIs and 48 runs, while Medwick of the Cardinals leads in batting at .413 with 38 runs and 47 RBIs. Other notables include Bell, Vaughn, and Hubbell among the season leaders across positions.

Associated Press Greenberg Tigers Bell Browns Indians Walker Bonira White Sox Vosmik Kubel Senators Averill Selkirk Yankees Foxx Red Sox

Baseball doubleheader delivers tight wins for Giants and Bees

Dizzy Dean pitched a three hitter for an 81 win in the opener as the Cardinals took the doubleheader. Harry Danning hit a pinch home run in the nightcap to win 3-2. Jim Turner and Lou Fette each pitched six hitters in Bees 5-2 and 2-0 wins over Reds. Hal Trosky Earl Averill combined for three runs in 12-6 Indians win over the Red Sox. Augie Galan drove in two and scored twice in Cubs 8-4 win over the Dodgers. Dolph Camilli homered and singled to lead Phillies 6-1 over Pirates.

Associated Press Dizzy Dean Cardinals Harry Danning Giants Dean Danning Jim Turner Lou Fette Bees Reds Hal Trosky Earl Averill Indians Red Sox Augie Galan Cubs Dodgers Dolph Camilli Phillie Pirates

Liquor Store Opens in Opelika Alabama State Control

Montgomery Alabama June 10 opening of the first state controlled liquor store at Opelika announced by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board with O. R. Shaffer named to oversee operations and staff.

Opelika Alabama Montgomery Ala Alcoholic Beverage Control Board O. R. Shaffer

U.S.S. Tonic Promises Red Blood Cell Boost

An old health ad touts internal remedies for skin health and weight gain. It claims S.S.S. and U.S.S. tonics rebuild red blood cells to restore energy, strengthen nerves, and give a natural glow, available at any drug store.

U.S.S S.S.S

Amelia Earhart Starts Trans African Leg On World Flight

Amelia Earhart departed at 6 55 GMT 1 55 EST from Dakar on the trans African leg of her round the world flight. The journey is described as a playful milestone in her historic expedition. More notes mention hospital data and staff at an Opelika establishment.

Amelia Earhart Dakar Senegal Greenwich

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