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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
5
A Butler Herald digest notes contemporary politics and social topics, citing President Eisenhower pressures and local civic aims. It mentions the 1956 March of Dimes drive, state tax figures, farm legislation hopes, and a humorous hat advertising anecdote reflecting local voice and timing.
The article presents a wary portrait of a preacher thought to be too young or too old to lead. It notes concerns about family size, marital role, speaking style, and study time, then shifts to politics and fears that age and heart trouble affect his future. It calls for patience and respect for his decision.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. announced Saturday its ongoing improvement program includes a new Albany retail store in Georgia with an estimated cost of about 1.1 million dollars.
Senator George gains No 1 ranks on Foreign Relations and Finance Committees due to seniority. He previously chaired Finance and chose Foreign Relations chair now. He ranks No 2 under Chairman Byrd on Finance, with health and stamina highlighted after a vigorous speaking schedule. A separate note tells of a Spinster seeking advice from a matrimonial agency about false teeth before marriage. the agency counseled to keep quiet.
The Macon Telegraph reports Miss Susan Myrick associate editor of The Telegraph and farm editor of The Telegraph and News is named 1955 Woman of the Year by Progressive Farmer magazine for her service to rural Georgia. She promotes soil conservation and water conservation while authoring Our Daily Bread used as a school text in several states.
Let us pray that those planning the Assembly are guided by the Spirit to think clearly and bravely. May Christ's life be their code and His cross their creed in this endeavor.
From Boston comes the statement that Gov. C A Herter asked the Massachusetts Legislature a few days ago to vote a $200 million funding package. The request aims to support state projects and accelerate public works across the Commonwealth.
A political figure outlined a 1956 program proposing a highway bond issue financed by a six cent gasoline tax increase. The plan was presented before a joint session, detailing funding for road projects and fiscal strategy.
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