City Council Minutes June 14 1937 Flood of Local Issues
City Council met in regular session with Mayor Powell presiding. Delinquent licenses to be collected. Archbold Ave limits to be defined, survey to be considered by Street Committee. Tax matters referred to Treasurer. East Jackson Street lighting plan approved with underground cables and posts to Love St and overhead to City Limits. move to Glenwood Drive proposed. Street paving rough spots to be addressed. Fire Dept. update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Powell
Watt
Feinberg
Dobbins
Vann
Dixon
Dawes
Bartlett
Wheet
Treadard
Pelham
Hancock
Hopkins
Archbold Ave
J. D. Sampson
Water & Light Committee
East Jackson Street
Crawford St
Love St
Love Street
Glenwood Drive
Fire Dept
Bradley
East Side
Hobart Crescent
Board of Education
Washington Street
Glennwood Drive
Radio Program Listings Across Time Zones
A daily TV radio guide notes EST and EDT listings with standard and daylight time shifts. Stations may change schedules without notice and programs cover all available networks and groups.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights for NBC WEAF June Event
The listing details NBC WEAF programs for East and West zones on June 17 including follow the moon, Guiding Light, Don Winslow of the Navy, Am os n Andy and Amos n Andy repeats, Rudy Vallee Hour, Lanny Ross, News and piano recitals. Several programs note regional repeats and network connections across stations. The schedule runs from 3:30 PM to 11:38 PM with a mix of dramas, music, and variety shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
Network East
Guiding Light
Archer Gibson
Alice Remsen
Don Winslow
Navy
Johnnie Johnston
W. Brenner
Oxford
Ford Wondon
Bert & Lew
Billy & Betty
Orphan Annie
Midwest
The
Rhythmaires
Amos
Andy
Gentlemen of Rhythm
Stevie Buoys
Weinf
Mary Dietrich
Rudy Vallee
Lanny Ross
Radio Music Hall
Amos ‘N' Andy
Far West
John J
Ink Spots Negro Quartette
Northern Lights
Jerry Ultine
Dancing Music Orchestra
Evening Radio Schedule East and West
A detailed time schedule lists Senate questions at 4:00 and a full lineup of radio programs. Notable entries include Dorothy Gordon’s Corner, Patti Chapin’s Song Prog, Clyde Barrie’s Baritone, George Hall & Orchestra, Alexander Woollcott talk, Boake Carter’s Comment, and Isham Jones Orchestra. Events span 4:00 to midnight with East and West coast slots and multiple ensembles.
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Senate
Dorothy Gordon
Patti Chapin
Clyde Barrie
Paul Douglas
George Hall
Herbertbert Foote
West
University
Alexander Woollcott
Boake Carter
Kate Smith
Maj. Bakes
Floyd Gibbons
Jay Freeman
Basic
Isham Jones
Dick Jurgins
A Weeks Orchestra
Midwest
Edie Elkins
NBC WJZ Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
A detailed radio schedule lists programs from 4:30 pm through 11:00 pm including The Singing Lady The Die Tartors Orchestra The King's Men Quartette H Kogen's Orchestra Chu Chu Martinez Lowell Thomas The Escorts Betty Songs Easy Aces Gogo de Lys Lum and Abner Two Concert Pianists Barry Wood Roy Shield Encore Music Boston's Pop Concert Midnight in Mayfair Pan American Concert NBC Night Club Jack Russell's Orchestra Ted Louis and Orchestra Phil Ohman and Orchestra.
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NBC
WJZ
Singing Lady
Dietartors
King’s Men
H. Kogen
Press
Chuchu Martinez
Lowell Thomas
The
Escorts
Betty
Easy Aces
Gogo de Lys
Lum & Abner
Barry Wood
Wiz
Wwbz
Cabin In the Cotton—chain
Roy Shield
Boston
Mayfair
NBC Night Club
Jack Russell
Louis
Orcestra
Phil_ Ohman
Orenera
England Builds World's Largest Land Planes at Hamble
The first of 14 giant airliners, some weighing 20 tons, is being built at Hamble. The planes are described as the world’s largest land planes to replace older models on European and India routes. European planes will carry 42 passengers by day. Empire type will carry 27 passengers with sleeping berths for 20 passengers.
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London
Hamble
India
Town Board Approves Vehicle Tire Purchases and Fire Mask
The board approved buying two new tires and tubes for 176.00 and one Smoke Mask for the Fire Department at 50.00. Dobbins and Wheet seconded the motion as carried. Chmn. Dobbins and D R Pringle negotiate with property owners on a street change at Broad St and Smith Ave near the old Triangle Service Station.
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Bartlett
Dobbins
Chmn
D. R. Pringle
Broad St
Smith Ave
Trangle
Life saver’s advice to belles and beaux for safety in water
Washington June 16 The nation’s No 1 life saver urged girls to swim with strength and independence and to avoid water danger by staying under their own power. He warned young men 15 to 24 and athletes risk drowning when pressured by attractive companions to show off in the water.
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Washington
Belles
Beaux
Wilbert E. Longfellow
Red Cross
Longfellow
Georgia woman predicts rising chance of judgeship
Atlanta attorney Miss Mildred L. Kingioff says chances of a woman becoming a judge in Georgia are pretty good and predicts a woman will become a juvenile judge soon. She notes women already serve in New York and Alabama and cites her election as president of the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mildred L. Kingioff
Georgia
New York
Alabama
Moonshiners Blamed for Sunday Slaying of Alabama Deputy
Moulton Alabama sheriff George Byars blamed moonshiners in Lawrence County for the Sunday church shooting that killed Deputy Sheriff Andrew Dutton and wounded eight others. Dutton had pursued illicit distilling for eight years. Glenn Whisenant was detained without charges, and Bart Retherford, 39, facing murder charges after engaging Dutton in a church aisle gun battle.
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Moulton
George Byars
Andrew Dutton
Byars
Lawrence County
Dutton
Glenn Whisenant
Youngstown
Bart Retherford
Boar Hunting Thrills Ranch Sport Enticing Game
Tres Monte, Catt. reports boar hunting has become a popular ranch sport in Peaceful Meretey County. The wild boar, once rare, is described as vicious and challenging. Hunters pursue the animal across fenced lands, drawn by the thrill and sport value described in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tres Monte
Catt
Mréterey
Russia
W C Fields denies heavy drinking charge in court
Riverside, June 16. W C Fields roared a denial to statements that he drank two quarts of whisky daily. He told Dr Jesse Citron it was a lie and claimed to be a teetotaler, as he faced a $12 000 medical fees suit with a counter claim for $23 000 for sleep drugs. He argued $1 000 would be a fair fee, while Citron said the bill reflected one twelfth of Fields annual income.
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Riverside
Cal
W. C. Fields
Fields
Jesse Citron
Citron
American Medical Society
Tfields
Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Baseball round up featuring Clay Bryant earning his fifth win with a five inning one hit relief for the Cubs as they beat the Bees 5-4. Joe DiMaggio and Red Ruffing pace the Yankees to a 3-0 shutout of the Indians. Johnny Mize key hits pace a 13-4 Cardinals win over the Phillies. The Pirates beat the Giants 7-5 with two hits by the slugger driving in four. Al Hollingsworth preserves a 4-3 Reds win over the Dodgers. Billy Knickerbocker shines for the Browns in a 5-1 loss as the A’s. Cletus Poffenberger holds the Senators to three hits in 6 1-3 innings in Detroit's 9-8 15 inning victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clay Bryant
Cubs
Bees
Chicago
Joe DiMagesto
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Indians
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Phillies
Bus Suhr
Pirates
Bucs
Hubbell
Giants
al Hollingsworth
Reds
Dodgers
Billy Knickerbocker
Browns
Athletics
Cletus Elwood Poffenberger
Tigers
Senators
Detroit
Banker at 11 Takes Baby as Collateral
A four week old baby is listed as collateral in a loan requested by Truman oO. Woodruff, a boy banker in Salt Lake City. He explains small character loans with tiny deposits and weekly interest. The story notes his publishing of The Midget and mentions rising wild boar populations causing hunting concerns in Monterey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Truman Oo. Woodruff
Kids’ Neighborhood Banking Association
Truman
Official Minutes of Thomasville Board of Education 1937
The Thomasville Georgia Board of Education met in regualr session June 11 1937 in the high school library with President Jerger and members present. New teachers for the white schools were elected and a tentative budget discussed along with purchases for school equipment and considered paving costs and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Board of Education
Jerger
Goodwin
King
Little
Watt
Miriam Talmage
J. K. Beddiford
A. M. Pulliam
Maryland Wilson
Albany
State Department
Tars Defeat Red Birds as Peaches Lick Indians
Jacksonville Tars win 8-3 over Columbus Red Birds behind Joe Hayes ten strikeouts after Sonnier and Bremer homer. Macon Peaches crush Savannah 14-3 on 18 hits led by Bolling. Rain halts Augusta-Columbia game with Columbia ahead 5-0 in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bill Steinecke
Jacksonville Tars
Columbus Redbird
Joe Hayes
Birds
Sonnier
Jacksonville
Bremer
Redbirt
Macon Peaches
Savannah
Bolling
Macon
Peaches
Columbia
Germans produce Japanese film drawing big Berlin audiences
Berlin audiences flock to a German made film labeled politically and artistically valuable and described as the daughter of the Samurai. The film promotes Japanese colonial expansion and the blood and soil concept, ideas Germans also embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Propaganda Ministry
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Ceneral Electric
Diehl
Westinghouse
Gilbert
Keen Cutter
Polar Cub
Hibbard
Thomasville Hardware & Supply Co. S
Troy
South Broad St
Ine
CBS
WABC
England
DODGE
R. W Holmes
Los Angeles
Petitive
Think
Thomson
Alderman
Plymouth Dealers
North Madison St
Thomasville, Ga
George Gordon Moore
Carmel
Snarkey del Monte
Monterey
State Fish and Game Department
Charles Bentley
Stegall Electric Co
Rosenberg’s
Thomasville Ice & Miz. Co
CoCroft Music Co
Kirby Evans
Bracey Lumber Co
S. J. Gwaltney
American Seating Co
Busy Bee Co
Robison Hardware Co
Robison Stationery Co
Vanns_ Market
Thomas Drug Co
Inmar Drug Co
Thomasville Steam Laundry
Renfrees Dairy
John Dixon
Birmingham Paper Co
Remington Rand Inc
Harper & Bros
E. R. Jerger
B. B. Broughton
Florsheim Shores
Florsheim
Neel Brothas
Broad St. Men’s Shop
Tars
Red Birds
Humans
Gene Carr
Kido
Santa Claus
Japan
Ora” Bay
Fariat
Tavka
Patten P CO
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