Georgian dies from rabies at Macon despite treatment
Ben Hill Newby 37 of Jeffersonville farm operator for Penn Mutual Life Insurance died in a Macon private hospital from rabies after a mad dog bite a month earlier at Pinehurst. Treatments under state health board and Rockefeller Foundation research lab in Alabama had begun and he had shown improvement before worsening.
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Macon
Ben Hill Newby
Jeffersonville
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bullington
Pinehurst
Insurance Company
State Board of Health
Rockefeller’s Foundation
Alabama
Newby
Augusta liquor stores ban sales to strangers
Augusta Georgia June 19. The Augusta Herald says 82 licensed liquor stores banned sales to strangers. A private detective tip and potential warrants threaten dealers. Ministerial Association protests law enforcement and circulates a petition questioning results.
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Augusta
Augusta Herald
The
Herald
J. W. Veatch
St. John’s
the Herald
Richmond
Ministerial Association
Local man dies from rabies after dog bite incident
Mr Newby, an unidentified Georgian resident, died after contracting rabies from a dog bite a month earlier. He was brought to a hospital at 5 PM and remained conscious before passing away during the night. The dog bite occurred when a strange dog leaped on him as he investigated a bark outside his window. This is the 16th rabies death in Georgia from anti rabies treatment failures. Mr Newby’s father J R Newby is a state representative. he leaves six siblings.
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Newby
Georgia
Extremely Simple Two Person Home in Tuscaloosa Plan
An extremely simple house designed for two people by Miller Martin Lewis in Tuscaloosa Alabama features a large living room a bedroom with bath and dressing room a ventilated kitchen a heater room and a terrace. The cost is 2600 dollars for the house plus 500 dollars for the lot with a 2600 dollar FHA mortgage and monthly payments of 29.70 dollars.
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Miller, Martin & Lewis
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Federal Housing Administration
May 1937 County Commissioner financial report details
Official minutes detail a May 1937 financial ledger from Thomas County showing receipts, disbursements, and balances. It lists payments to taxes, licenses, jail, road, general, and departments, plus numerous vendor names, amounts, and the grand total of 19 282.99.
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County Farm Dept
Eescee
Enna
Severns
Board of Prisoners
Bridge
Watgve
General Dept
Health Dept
Superior Court “Dept
Senators edge Macon 1 0 in Sal ly League game
Columbia Senators defend home field and limit Macon Peaches to five hits as Ralph McLeod scores on Lou Menendez single in the first inning. Four Macon pitchers allow six hits while Singley shuts down Macon with five hits. Augusta beats Jacksonville 10 5 in another Sal ly League tilt as Cowboy Jones homers and McKinney exits after 3 2 3 innings.
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Associated Press
Columbia Senators
Macon
Ralph McLeod
Lou Menendez
Columbia
Peaches
Columbus Redbirds
Wrobke
Smith
Stewart
Senators
Williams
Savannah
Columbus
Augusta
Jacksonville
Tigers
McKinney
Blair
Tars
Cowboy Jones
Tiger
New Ware house and filling stations planned in Thomasville
Thomasville will gain a modern storage warehouse run with B Y Vann's trucking business on North Stephens street adjacent to the Coleman Motor Lines site. Standard Oil and Texas Company are building larger stations at South Broad with Remington Avenue and at Smith Avenue. McBride Thigpen plans move of a cotton gin to Fletcher Street improving central access for their farm products.
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May
Thomasville
Georgia
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Thames
R. W. McMillan
D. W. Singletary
B. Y. Vann
Agt
Thomasville Press
R. W W. McMillan
G. N. Guest
EE. Branham
Commercial Bank
C. I. Rehberg
J. B. Rountree
Prince E. Jinright
Times Enterprise
Ae KE
Beverly
C. Fr. Rehberg
F. Hicks
Prince KE
Jinright
H. K. Sl
D. W. Shealey
S. L. Heald
McKinnon Cash Grocery
Miss Fsther Cardin
IS. D. McRae
Rountree Pharmacy
G. L. Durent
G. F. Rehberg
J. T. Stewart
W. L. Watkins
Tosco Hotel
Dro K. M. Moore
HH. B. Fuller
Timesk Enterprise Company
Lie On Tools Inc
W. L. Ball & Son
Joe Blanton
Ivan Allen Marshall Co
Garrison Motor Company
Thompson FP & M Co
W. Powell
Feuenncee Store
Ee Machine Shop
Young Gro, & Market
Macon Supply Co. Shaoe Commercial Bank
Boyd Suber
A. W. McMillan
Thomasville Htdv. & Sup. Co
Thomsville Press
J. A. Tarpley
Guy Willis
le Hena
Jessie Hurst
Clfl Rehberg
Virginian Langford Shrill W
McLellan’s Store
Jesse J. Gainey
J. B.rountree
W. Ic. Beverly
W. KE. Beverly
Vivian Stanley
Kkifieta Hadley
Robert Smith
DD. R. Pringle
Tres
J. F. Singletary
K. Harper
Co. C. Pittman
T. A. Bulloch
Busy Bee Co
Williams Machine Works
Harts Grocery Co
Manly Iron Works
J. Cr. Bowman
Thomasville Ice & Mig. Co
Keenan Auto Pts. Co
Sinclair Ref. Co
Thomasville Fert. Co
Armstrong & Brother Co
Thos. Hdw. & Sup. Co
Robison St
North Stephens Street
West Jackson
Jefferson Street
Coleman Motor Lines
Vann
South Broad
Remington Avenue
Standard Oil
Smith Avenue
The
Texas Company
Triangle Point
McBride-Thigpen Feed Company
Fairview
Fletcher Street
Stanford and USC Lead in Track Meet Team Race
In Berkeley on June 19 Stanford and Southern California led the pursuit of the NCAA track team title as finals approached. Stanford fielded eight qualifiers, Jim Reynolds topped shot put, Pete Zagar led discus, Lowell Todd excelled in javelin, and Stanford runners swept several 440 heats. Forrest Towns won the 120 yard high hurdles. Allen Tolmich posted the fast 220 yard low hurdles time.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Southern California
Stanford
Trojans
U. S. CG
Jim Reynolds
Nebraska
Sam Francis
Pete Zagar
Lowell Todd
San Jose State College
Kermit King
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Bill McCurdy
Ray Malott
Richard Gill
Boston College
Forrest Towns
Georgia
Little Allen Tolmich
Wayne University
Detroit
Baseball Stars and Winter Bird Feed Drive Summary
Yesterday's box scores feature Augie Galan of the Cubs driving in a tied run with a bases loaded triple in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 8 7. Reds, Red Sox, Pirates, Cardinals and Browns players posted notable hits and wins. Minnesota distributed more than 28 tons of emergency feed across 500 stations for pheasants and other game birds. Ledger shows numerous payments from various companies and individuals totaling thousands of dollars, with L. Heald listed as clerk.
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Associated Press
Augie Galan
Cubs
Philles
Lee Grissom
Reds
Giants
Joe Berg
Red Sox
Indians
al Tood
Pirates
Dodgers
Bob Weiland
Cardinals
Bees
Tral Hildebrand
Browns
Senators
Minnesota
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Eect
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Ulance
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Flowers Baking Co
F. C. Jones
Prince FE
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L. W. Hardy
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John R. Ingram
M. Warshaw
Timberlake Gro. Co
Yancey Tr. Co
J. ¥. Griffin
Miss Louise Stanford
Cowden Auto Sup. Co
Footes & Davies Co
Ga. Packing Co
Thomasville Sales Co
Cecroft Music Co
McGee Tucker M. Shop
Bracey Lumber Co
Futch Hdw. Co
Johnson Lumber Co
G. L. Duren
Standard Oil Co
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Golden Bros. Co
Miller Concrete Pipe Co
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