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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
4
The Butler Herald argues against liquor, condemning saloons and road-houses as dangers to highways. It reflects on friendship, the Old South, Georgia growth, and includes a playful aside about onions and hair care from Olin Miller. The piece preserves local tone and community concerns.
The Clark County piece notes Walter R. McDonald seeking reelection to the Public Service Commission after a Butler visit with pledges of support. It urges fighting ragweed to curb hay fever, calls for local action, and mentions Otis A. Brumby’s Cobb County Times issuing a Carmichael for Governor edition on June 20 with extensive advertising from backers.
The piece urges broad public service through reporting local items and celebrating music by young people in two church programs each Sunday. It notes an educational awakening with longer terms, higher salaries, and more school spending, crediting Governor Arnall and State School Superintendent M D Collins for improvements.
The piece laments rising teen crime and describes prison camps nationwide. It notes inmates receive care despite punishment and urges youths to avoid crime to spare themselves and families hardship.
An editor writes about modern hurry and its tolls. He reflects on time, faith, and the value of quiet family moments, praising Editor Minister Ed A Caldwell of Monroe Georgia and recounting Caldwell’s long service and recent newsroom changes.
Old Papa Rogers warns that mutual respect tempered by love keeps marriages strong. He cites examples of spouses growing to respect each other through shared interests, sacrifices, and personal changes, and warns that divergence can end long unions without effort.
Winder Georgia July 8 Democratic candidate James V Carmichael denounces opponents as desperate and planning to inflame white voters with tricks including forged letters and race-tinged posters. He warns of a race riot if needed to swing votes while advocating expanded vocational education and higher teacher pay plus job security and retirement for educators.
A call urges voters to elect a veteran governor without wealth and to prevent governors from choosing their successors. It notes that three governors have held office over 14 years, with the state paying them $25 per day, implying repayment in full.
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