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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1942

Page

2

Roosevelt outlines fifty billion war budget target

President Roosevelt announced a war budget goal of fifty billion dollars for mid-1943, with military and industrial effort expanding to half of national income. He discussed budget scope, pooled Allied resources with Canada, and shifts in program naming while detailing production plans and strategic options including Russia and the Kamchatka peninsula.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Bein Aly Treasury Haaii Russia China Britain Kamchatka Peninsula Aleutian Islands Japan OPM

Prominent Columbus Man Dies After Auto Crash

Oscar Sylvester Jordan a respected Columbus businessman and civic leader died in a hospital after an air mobile crash on Seale road eight miles from Phenix City. He would have been 92 today. Alabama patrolmen quoted Dawson McGough describing a rollover and seating positions of occupants in the car.

Columbus Oscar Sylvester Jordan Seale Road Phenix City Jordan Alabama Dawson McGough McGough

Cotton Ginning Totals in Taylor County Decline

A census figure shows 4 749 bales of cotton ginned in Taylor County from the 1941 crop before December 13, down from 6 848 bales for 1940. Dr. Leon Theus E H Baze and H B Walker spent the week in Florida hunting and returned with a deer.

Taylor County Leon Theus E. H. Bazemore H. B. Walker Florida

Churchill’s Congress Address Themes United Front Against Axis

Excerpts from Winston Churchill’s Washington speech outline a united US stance against Japan and the Axis powers. He warns of a harsh, protracted campaign with losses and hard days ahead, praising Allied resistance including Soviet defense and Nazi tyranny being wounded.

Washington Winston, Churchill Congress United States United Shever Fredom

Lifeline of supplies proves strength in wartime unity

The speaker praises steady Atlantic lifelines and allied aid as the nation enters war. He notes American industry shifting to military production, boosting power for future campaigns. He warns against past disunity and stresses joint action to defeat Nazi foes and safeguard freedom.

Mr Clem Davant Fractures Hip In Fall

Mr Clem Davant fractured his hip after a fall on Butler streets Friday afternoon. He was taken to Montgomery hospital where he is receiving medical attention. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Clem Davant Butler Mr. Davant Montgomery Hospital Mr. Dayant

Reynolds Young Men Pass Georgia Bar Examination

The Georgia Board of Bar Examiners released results showing only 39 of 135 applicants passed the December exam. Reynolds residents Charles D. Smith and James Wright Joiner, Taylor county youths, ranked among the successful. Joiner, son of Prof and Mrs E H Joiner, studies at Lamar School of Law Emory University and will receive a Bachelor of Laws next June. Smith, son of Rev and Mrs J D Smith, is a Lamar School of Law graduate and works as a claims representative for a large insurance company.

Board of Bar Examiners Georgia Bar Taylor County Charles D. Smith James Wright Joiner Reynolds Joiner Prof H. Joiner Lamar School of Law Emory University

Delegates Pick County Committeemen for 1942 from Taylor County

Farmers in Taylor County chose delegates and county committeemen in a recent election. The group will meet at the county courthouse next Monday at ten to elect three committeemen to serve in 1942. Names listed include Butler District A and B Shehee. Carsonsville M Gaultney Murray Jarrell. Cedar Creek C M Downs. Daviston Luke Adams Woodrow W Amos. Howard J L Whitley D C Abbott. Panhandle George Z Young C B Montgomery. Potterville H B Parks. Austin 5 E Waller J W Woodall.

Taylor County Couhouse Butler Shehee Carsonsville M. Gaultney Murray Jarrell Cedar Creek C. M. Downs Daviston Luke Adams Woodrow W. Amos Howard J. L. Whitley D. C. Abbott Panhandle Geo. Z. Young C. B. Montgomery Potterville H. B. Parks Austin E. Waller J. W. Woodall

Two Butler Youths Volunteer for U S Navy to Norfolk

Two Butler men James Bazemore and Millard Stephens volunteered for the U S Navy. After passing examinations they will leave for Norfolk Virginia on Friday. Local youths urged to contact the editor for details on volunteering.

U. S. Navy Norfolk Butler James Bazemore O. M. Bazemore Millard Stephens J. A. Stephens Taylor County

Sale of 1942 Georgia Auto Tags Begin Today

The 1942 automobile tag sale starts at 8 30 this morning in Atlanta announced by W L Joiner director of the State Motor Vehicle Division Gov Talmadge ordered the division kept open for holiday tag purchases while the capitol may close for New Year’s Day The tag division staff will be doubled to speed sales as many employees worked through Christmas to prepare for the annual rush.

Atlanta W. L. Joiner State Motor Vehicle Division Capitol Joiner

Saving 10300 Automobile Tires For Navy Rubber Use

Wartime rationing begins January 9 as the Office of Production Management lists rubber needs for the military. From 10300 tires the Navy can supply rubber for a 35000 ton battleship about 50000 pounds. Details cover tanks, gasoline tanks, raincoats, trucks, planes, and other equipment totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Atlanta Uncle Sam Navy Office of Production Management Sua Eete Et Signal Corps

No Admittance To Local Airport After Today

Two new men arrive to assist at the U S Airways Communication Station office with access restricted to G A A officials and approved personnel. Thomas O Gaines and Byron W Matthews, recent NYA Radio School graduates, join to work with FE W Hall at the local airport effective January first.

U.S. Airways Communication Station Messrs Thomas O. Gaines Byron W. Matthews N.Y. A. Radio School Atlanta FE. W. Hall

District Superintendent Visit Schedule January and February

The District Superintendent Rev. G. BE Clary will hold a Quarterly conference at Reynolds on January 14 at 7 p.m. EST. He will visit Reynolds on February 8 at 11:30 a.m. and Crowell at 3 p.m. The notice also names F. M. Carson as board of Stewards chairman and J. D. Smith as pastor.

G. BE. Clary Reynolds Crowell F. M. Carson J. D. Smith

Sunshine Jim Perkins Dies Suddenly at 60 in Perkins Georgia

Obituary reports Hon James G Perkins longtime Cotton Oil Co traveling salesman and Jenkins County Board of Commissioners chair died in his sleep after years of heart illness. Survived by wife and several children, sister Mrs J W Edwards, brother Harmon Perkins, three other sisters. Funeral planned at family residence in Pork area.

James G. Perkins Perkins Sunshine Jim" Perkins Cotton Oil Co Augusta Eityana County Board of Commissioners Jenkins County J. W. Edwards Harmon Perkins Edwards Jowit T. F. Bargeron Lesley, Bargeron Washington, D. C Annette Young Charlotte N. C

Pearl Harbor Battle Reports Good Health For Purvis Family

The friends of J. W. Purvis, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Purvis of Charing, learn he is uninjured after serving aboard the U S S Shaw at Pearl Harbor. His parents, who have two other sons in the Navy, have heard from each of them and all report good health.

J. W. Purvis U. S. Navy W. P. Purvis Charing Purvis U. S S. Shaw Pearl Harbor

Local Youth Selected for Active Sea Duty

Norfolk Va December 29 John T Orrell Jr of Butler has completed recruit training at the Norfolk Naval Training Station and been chosen for active sea duty. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J T Orrell of Butler and enlisted at the Macon recruiting station last October.

Norfolk John T. Orrell Jr Butler Norfolk Naval Training Station Orrell J.T. Orrell Navy Macon

Col Winslett Resigns Bibb County Tax Collector Post

Usher T. Winslett resigns as Bibb county tax collector while on active duty as a lieutenant colonel at Fort Jackson South Carolina. His resignation takes effect after successor is elected and qualified, with a special election to be called within 30 days. Winslett served since October 3, 1923, following J. D. Crump and earlier as Crump’s assistant since 1914.

Macon Usher T. Winslett Bibb County Ft. Jackson Gov. Talmadge Talmadge Col. Winslett J. D. Crump Mr. Crump

Pvt Harley Riley Jr Returns To Fort Knox After Leave

Private Harley Riley Jr. returned to his post at Fort Knox Kentucky on Saturday following a several day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs H H Riley.

Pvt Harley Riley Jr Ft. Knox Mrs H. H. Riley

Mass Meeting Urged As Red Cross Drive Prepares

Taylor County Commissioners call a mass meeting at the court house Friday night to boost the Red Cross drive. Chairman J Ron Cooper notes the county’s $1000 quota and urges all citizens especially business leaders to attend and pledge donations. Twelve districts are assigned quotas and reps to organize subcommittees.

Taylor County J. Ron Cooper R. L. Swearingen W. M. Brown Red Cross Court House Cha Sims Garrett Mark Joe Wilder Howard Joe Brown Carsonville Julia Carre

Red Cross War Fund Drive Urges Immediate Local Gifts

Taylor County citizens are urged to support the Red Cross with urgent funds. Local committees list donations from communities like Daviston Reynolds Crossroads Rupert and others. Miss Malissa Ogburn chairs the Reynolds chapter as national calls stress rapid over subscription to aid soldiers and front-line relief efforts.

Daviston Luke Adams Panhandle D. B. Byrd Reynolds R. L. Swearingen Potterville Elbert Pride Butler F. J. Gilbert Turners Chapel B. F. Moore Crossroads W. H. Mott Rupert J. Ran Cooper Taylor County Malissa Ogburn Red Cross Pearl Harbor Honolulu Manila Atlantic Pacific Red Cross War Fund Norman Hh; Davis Chm

Special Services Sunday At New Tabernacle Here

Special services will be held Saturday night at 7 30 and Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the New Evangelistic Tabernacle in Butler. Rev W R Lumpkin of Thomaston will deliver the sermon Sunday afternoon. A number of other out of town preachers and laymen will take part. The public is invited.

New Evangelistic Tabernacle Butler W. R. Lumpkin Thomaston

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Churhill THE U. S. Congress Churchill Europe Asia Senate House of Representatives Hitler Libya Pacific Ocean British Isles James Joiner Charles Smith Georgia Green Draft Board Thurman Whatley J. M. Bone Eugene Talmadge Mon’day J. 8. Green Taylor County Draft Board Sheriff Bone W. F. Gray Sr J. 8 Red Cross Drive New Tabernacle
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