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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1951

Page

3

Augusta Cracker party leader shot by wife in Augusta

John B. Kennedy, longtime Augusta Cracker party leader and former public safety commissioner, was shot by his wife with a .22 pistol. Mrs Kennedy charged with assault with intent to murder. Kennedy, 52, was taken to University hospital in a nervous state. The Cracker party, dominant in Richmond County, had recently seen a comeback.

Augusta John B. Kennedy Cracker F. B. Green Kennedy Green University Hospital Richmond County Independent Party Crackers

Grandmother Convicted in Death of 7 Year Old Granddaughter

In Augusta Georgia Mamie Price was found guilty of murder and given a life sentence for killing her 7 year old granddaughter Lois Jones. Jury deliberated about two and a half hours with a mercy recommendation. Co defendants Ivey Lovey and Elmer Price face murder charges in the case.

Augusta Mamie Price Superior Court G C. Anderson Lois Jones Richmond County Ivey Lovey Elmer Price

Daniels stall return to Upson county in Florida case

John Henry Daniel and his wife, both convicted of operating a Honky Tonk in Upson county, delay extradition from Marianna Florida to Thomaston until July 18 at least. A habeas corpus writ blocks immediate surrender. extradition warrant exists but timing hinges on the July hearing.

John Henry Daniel Upson County Thomaston Marianna Florida Daniel Upson Public Works Jackson County Fla Daniels J. J. Flyn Jack Caldwell GBI

Former Lieutenant Involved in $5000 Douglas Burglary

Sheriff reports John Nahara former lieutenant to Gov Herman Talmadge surrendered $3000 of loot from John Ferris’s safe in Douglas. Nahara claimed family threats forced him. Dee ONeal and John Sherrer arrested on safe-cracking charges. About $2000 recovered. Nahara questioned by GBI and Coffee officials.

Atlanta John Nahara Herman Talmadge Clyde Goodwin Douglas Nahara Talmadge John Ferris Dee O'Neal South Carolina John Sherrer Goodwin O’neal Sherrer Troupe County Paul Grant Georgia Bureau of Investigation Coffee County George Wilson Public Safety Ferris

Government budget forecast for 1953 spending

A budget bureau official estimated total government outlay may reach 90 billion dollars for the year ending mid-1953. He added that after the current military preparedness effort is completed the Defense Department could require about 40 billion dollars annually to maintain.

Washington Budget Bureau Defense Department

Minister and Family Entertained by Choir

The Roberta Methodist Church choir hosted Rev and Mrs. A. C. Prickette and family along with Misses Carolyn and Helen Prickette and Gilford Prickette at a garden picnic at the Wilson Reeves home. Rev. Prickette and family will move to Macon this week where he will pastor a Methodist church there.

Roberta Methodist Church A. C. Prickette Carolyn Helen Prickette Gilford Prickette Wilson Reeves Prickette Macon

Dr Walker of Montezuma Reports On Canada Tour

Dr. Joe Walker, 82, Montezuma pharmacist, recounts a week in Canada with travels through Montreal Quebec and Three Rivers. He describes Notre Dame cathedral, St Lawrence vistas, farming life, and a Venezuela contact after noting currency and language differences.

Joe Walker Montezuma Canada Montreal Cathedral of Notre Dame Mount Royal St. Lawrence River Walker Quebec Three Rivers

Cease Fire Won’t Ease Taxes Says Johnson

Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston told senators that a Korea cease-fire would not reduce the need for a $10 billion tax increase. He said the government will pursue a billion-dollar-a-week mobilization to strengthen the free world against Communist aggression.

Washington Eric Johnston Korea Free World

Western Union Strike Averted By Wage Boost

Washington July 1 The Commercial Telegraphers Union and Western Union Telegraph Co. agreed on a rate an hour raise and the union postponed indefinitely its strike scheduled for 7 am Monday.

Western Union Washington Commercial Telegraphers Union Western Union Legraph Co

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