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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1950

Page

5

Coatless Weather Promises Strong Peach Harvest

Ft. Valley reports indicate an excellent peach crop outlook for the season. U S Department of Agriculture horticulturist Dr. J H Weinberger notes at least a normally good crop with 584 hours of dormancy before the warm spell and potential rainfall to avert drought damage across Peach county and surrounding areas including Houston Macon counties Perry and Montezuma.

Ft. Valley J H. Weinberger U. S. Department of Agriculture Weinberger Ft. Valley Platea Peach County Houston Macon Perry Montezzuma Peach Belt

Murder charges dropped in Ben Hill County case

In Fitzgerald Georgia three men were freed after murder charges in the death of Johnny Stringfellow were dropped. Judge O T Gower did not press indictments against Godwin Davis C O Revel and Joe Allred and released bonds totaling 25000. Sol Harvey L Jay urged dismissal saying no evidence justified a trial.

Five Million Dollar Fort Benning Homes Project Starts

Fort Benning begins a new self contained housing development on Columbus Custer Road Terrace. The Jordan Company of Columbus will build 600 rental units at a total cost of 5.7 million dollars with completion by September. Rents range from 70 to 95 dollars monthly. Duplex units form the majority and the complex sits near the post cemetery east of Battle Park. Sixty buildings will house single families at 95 dollars monthly while other buildings accommodate four families each.

Columbus Custer Road Terrace Jordan Company of Fort Benning Jordan Company Post Cemetery Battle Park

Sheriff Sues Judge Over Slander Claim in Georgia

Dade County Sheriff John W. Lynch filed a $50,000 slander suit in Fulton Superior Court against Court of Appeals Judge J. M. C. Townsend. The claim alleges Townsend damaged Lynch’s reputation with remarks in a speech before a Chattanooga civic club on April 15, 1949. Lynch was among 10 defendants in a Rome Federal case last December over turning seven Black individuals to the KKK for flogging, which ended in a mistrial.

Atlanta John W. Lynch Dade County Court of Appeals J. M. C. Townsend Fulton Superior Court Townsend Chattanooga Lynch Rome KKK

Survey of Humanity’s New Course Taught at GSC

Georgia Southwestern College offers a new course open to the public titled Survey of Humanity's New Course. Dr. Stanford II leads the survey of world wide contributions in fine arts and literature with instructors Stacy Farr and James W. Byrd teaching morning sessions and independent study options available.

Survey of Humanity Georgia Southwestern College Stanford Stacy Farr University of Mississippi and Peabody College Jas. W. Byrd State Teacher’s College Troy Alabama

Negress Sues White Attorney Over Alimony Damages

A Negro woman files in district court charging Ruth Wey an NLBR attorney with alienating her husband from him. Olive J. Perry identifies as Leslie S. Perry's wife and names the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People as associate party. The suit seeks 50000 dollars in damages.

Negress Washington Olive J. Perry Ruth Wey Supreme Court National Labor Relations Board Leslie S. Perry National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

German girl enrolls at R. E. Lee Institute Thomaston

A 16 year old German student Arte Voigt arrived in Thomaston to study at R. E. Lee Institute for a year. Sponsored by the Thomaston Kiwanis Club she will live with local families and attend as a Senior class member showing strong English readiness despite initial language hurdles.

R. E. Lee Institute Thomaston R. E. Lee Arte Voigt New Jersey R. J. Warner Germany Thomaston Kiwanis Club Warners Jo Anne Urte U. S

Legislature Eyes 250000 for Juvenile Training School

If approved, the State Department of Corrections will take over an abandoned Air Force camp to convert it into a juvenile training school. The two candidate bases are Thomasville and Toccoa.

State Department of Corrections Air Force Thomasville Toccoa

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