Improved Cancer X-ray Therapy Using Giant Gold Electrode Rays
Howard W. AblakislER reports that 190 million volt X rays from gold and lead electrodes promise better cancer treatment. The device uses a 16 foot long vacuum tube housed in a huge dome, with electrical energy from the dome top striking bottom electrodes. The tube penetrates the room roof and ends near beds for cancer patients.
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Howard W. Ablakisler
Associated Press
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cols P. Huntington Memorial Hospital
Boston
Thomasville Board Reassigns Duties and Bonds for School Staff
June 10 meeting in Thomasville Georgia set new duties for two associate superintendents Mahler and Huckabee. Board required school cash handlers to carry security bonds and approved direct purchases for capital outlay. Mahler named Secretary and records officer. Huckabee named Treasurer and business manager with authority to handle funds.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Board of Education
Messrs. Mahler
Huckabee
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Finance Committee
Mauler
Tuckabee
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Euckabee
Jerger
Therm “Albngness
Lydia Wiggins
Finglish
Henry
Market Stagnation Lifts No Major Movers In Trade
New York stocks showed muted activity with Industrials barely higher and a few issues small gains while overall turnover remained near four‑year lows. Traders expected wage hour bill action as Congress neared a vote, with grains weak and commodity trends mixed across grain, cotton, and sugar markets.
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New York
Nec Osare
Safeimam
Isdustrials
U.S. Government Bonds Closing Prices Report
New York June 13 closing prices for Treasury and mortgage bonds listed with odd lot style figures. Treasury issues include Sas 43-40 Jun 106.25 Nas 47-43 110.22 Atgs 40-43 110.3 iar 14 14.19. Mortgage entries show Hohe 28s at 29.49 and 138.
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U. S. Government
New York
Trove T
Treasury
Sas
Nas
Atgs
Iar
School Board Adopts Fall Opening and Reports
The board elected A. Allen for social science in junior high and assistant football coaching. A motion opened schools on September 4. Reports from the superintendent covered treasurer, bond finances, fee collections, maintenance, back taxes, non resident enrollment, charity lunch, budgets, and salary schedules. Bills approved include Bracey Lumber 6.21, Thomasville Hardware 4.92, Watt Building 4.??, Brandon Grocery 0.30, and others totaling numerous small items. The meeting adjourned with no further business.
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A. Allen
Bracey Lumber Co
Thomasville Hardware & Supply Co., &Co
Watt Building Material Co., Inc
Brandon Grocery Co
Kirby-Evans Material Co
the White Co
Spence Supply Co
Thomasville Press
Thomas Drug Store, Inc
Times-Enterprise Company Inc
Clint W. Lee Company
Beckley- Cardy Co
Robison Hardware Co
W. G. Johnston
Safford Stamp Works
Miss Ruby Ball
Neel Brothers
J. T. Holcomb Mfg. Co
Thomasville Laundry
Wright Company
E. R. Jerger
B. B. Broughton
Memphis Cottonseed Meal Prices Slip Barely Steady
Memphis Tennessee June 13 prime cottonseed meal juices 41 percent closed barely steady. Closing prices for Memphis June 20.60 July 20.83 Apr 21.25 Sept 2049 Oct 21.70 Nov 21.96 Dec 22.00 Jan 22.00 Sales 2,700.
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Memphis
Tenn
Georgia to Seek Federal Funds for Building Program
Georgia plans to ask the federal government for about 25 million dollars for a state building and improvement program. Governor Rivers and state officials will push applications in Washington with the WPA and PWA. The package includes 15 million for eleemosynary institutions, 5 million from WPA and 10 million from PWA, plus funds for a state farmers market, the University System, armories, the penal system, and state parks cabins. Rivers will leave Saturday after dedicating a bridge at Helen and may launch his re nomination bid by mid July.
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Lscksonvine Stathdarda
Atlanta
State Dept Agriculture
Chicago
TAL An
S.ahl
Beldbites
Georgia
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Washington
WPA
PWA
Rivers
CCC
University System of Georgia
National Guard
Penal System
State Parks Division
Helen
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Bruggish Mixes Scent with Ink to Boost Perfume Sales
Longview druggist Morris J. Molin claims a perfume ad boosted sales by 300 percent after he printed the advertised perfume with the ad ink. TheChicago cash grain section follows with Wheat and Corn quotes and grain prices from Chieveo and nearby markets.
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Bruggist
Longview
Wash
Morris J. Molin
Chicago
New York Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Lower
New York June 13 bleachable cote tyned and futures closed 15 points lower. Prices for contracts fell with Judy 7.91, Sep 7.78, Oct 7.76, and Jan around 7.71. Rebid.
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New York
Cleese
Nya RE
Moultrie Hog Market Prices and Totals
Market notes from Moultrie show hog prices with June grades steady and ranges for various kill weights. No 1 hogs bring 808 to 240, No 2 150 to 180, No 3 180 to 150, No 4 110 to 130, No 5 60 to 110, Fat sows at 1.50, soft hogs near 6.75 per cwt.
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Menaltine Gir
Problem Boy dies in chair after confession murder case
Wendell Forrest Bowers a 20 year old condemned man known as a problem boy died in Pennsylvania's electric chair at Rockview Prison. He confessed to killing Wilma Carpenter 38 of Norristown and molesting companion Mary Griffin 22 in December. Two thousand volts killed him in nine minutes. His father Ronald F. Bowers of Ambler, Pa. claimed the body.
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Beilefonte
Wendell Forrest Bowers
Pennsylvania
Bleak Rockview
Bowers
Reformatory
Wilma V. Carpenter
Notristown
Record of Quitman Production Credit Association praised
H M Vonier of Pavo and other directors reported at Sea Island Georgia that the Quitman association has boosted local loans and overall growth since 1934. The Quitman unit serves Thomas Brooks Lowndes and Echols counties with 3 256 loans totaling 651 801 00 and only 138 in charge offs.
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H. M. Vonier
Pavo
Quitman Production Credit Association
Production Credit Association
Sea Island
Georgia
Vonner
United States
Vonier
Quitman Association
Thomas
Brooks
Lownuss
Echols
Vail
U S Refuses To Withdraw Warships In China Zone
The United States rejects a Japanese proposal to pull ships from a designated area near Hankow China and pledges to assist endangered American personnel. Ambassador Yarnell states Washington will keep ships ready to respond amid expected heavy fighting.
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Hankow
China
Yarnell
America
Prospects for early crops best since spring 1929
Washington reports Agriculture Department says prospects for early crops are better than any spring since 1929 with a record wheat crop likely. Cotton, tobacco favorable. corn delayed by rain but advancing. milk supply high. poultry flock gains. fruit and vegetables show average to good supplies and strong market growth.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Webb Support Rivers for Governor
A garbled local political item notes Webb backing Rivers in the governor race amid scattered references to senatorial figures and policy plans, including a proposed land grant for the unemployed and Roosevelt recovery ideas. The piece also mentions Mrs. Iven Corder raising a string of pets, including Snowball the cat and four coyotes found in a den.
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Mefeadden
Wye
Iven Corder
McMadden
Snowball
Fragmentary notes describe a Yangtze river boat event
A garbled OCR fragment references a Yangtze river boat and a prior date. Names and specifics are unreadable, with scattered terms suggesting a disruption or incident but lacking clear details or outcomes.
Belgium Lace Making Heritage Traced to 16th Century
Belgium's lace making heritage dates back to the 16th century as historians note its enduring craftsmanship and influence in European textile design. The article highlights regional centers, techniques, and famed lace types that established Belgium's preeminence in this art.
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Belgium
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