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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
4
Fire Prevention Week runs October 8 to 14 in Georgia urging year round care to prevent fires. The item cites farming shortcuts, Hedy Lamarr asset losses, and political commentary while noting local civic improvements in Americus and Butler gas pipeline plans. It mentions Universal topics from public welfare to ragweed control and the Georgia Legionnaire publication.
Cliff Baldowiski a Augusta car tonist with national clips joins Constitution editorial staff. Ralph McGill announces Dixie Co-Op News volume one number one to be published monthly in Atlanta as Cotton Producers Association official publication.
The Albany Journal edited and published weekly by William O. Davis features a mix of state and national news with a focus on editorials and articles by John H. Crouch, reflecting substantial reader interest and thoughtful coverage.
A geography class scene on a bright September day features Eddie daydreaming at the window. The teacher asks about Cleveland and Eddie answers that Cleveland is in New York today with Bob Feller pitching.
A note in the Elberton Star pays tribute to Mrs. G L Moore Georgia's most beloved author of prose and poetry on her birthday The piece reflects on aging youth and the joys of living and includes a quoted poem about aging gracefully from H S Fritsch and L S Hembree. It also shares a Columbus Chamber of Commerce warning about counterfeit bills and advice on handling them in business transactions.
A South Georgia patron sues the telephone company claiming an operator allowed his wife to listen in on a private conversation. He says the intrusion caused him nervous shock, debilitation of stamina, weight loss, anxiety, and mortification, affecting his dignity and health.
J. W. Orr explains that Georgia forest fires are mostly man caused and harm tree growth. Fire scars appear in annual rings, delaying growth and reducing profits. Healthy stands yield 6 to 20 percent, but fire can turn gains into deficits. cooperation with landowners and agencies is urged for profitable forestry.
The piece urges complete local reporting to aid county residents by providing items that support and advance public affairs and community interests. It emphasizes broad readership and service to every sector of the county through informative coverage.
A Woodbury girl, Miss Charlotte Ware, is elected president of the National Junior Auxiliary Rural Carriers Association. Warren B. Bledsoe of Georgetown is chosen to the Executive Board of the National RLCA at the annual Seattle session.
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