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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1954
Page
4
Georgia weekly notes front page editorials from the Columbus Enquirer Sun and local reflections. Mentions Harold Martin quotes and Olin Miller line, celebrates the 41st anniversary of the Weekly Tribune News of Cartersville, discusses UN politics and Red China, notes real estate activity in Atlanta, and recalls statements by James M. Cox and Senator Knowland on world leadership and public speech.
The Georgia Public Service Commission regulates investments of power and telephone utilities for millions of state residents. Crawford Pilcher, already serving on the commission, is highlighted as an experienced candidate for re-election due to his legal background and prior service as a legislator and assistant attorney general.
A home newspaper editorial honors the late W. T. Shytle highlighting his public service through the Adel News, his charity to the needy, and his role in building Cook County. It credits him with moral courage and civic leadership that aided the county’s progress.
Piney Woods Pete argues that many comic books harm youth while noting E. W. Mathews editor of the Cordele Daily Dispatch has announced candidacy for State Senate representing Crisp Wilcox and Dodge counties.
Georgians show renewed interest in the state's pine trees, now highlighted as the largest agricultural crop. The Atlanta Journal quotes that tall, steady pines dominate Georgia's timber output, outpacing other species.
Words honor the late W T Shytle and his lasting influence in Adel and Cook County. The tribute recalls his Christian life and calls others to carry on his work and do good. A scripture sits at the center, praising a man who guides his affairs with discretion. Long live his memory.
The Hartwell Sun quotes Franklin and De Maistre on patience and success. It reflects on fifty years since the National Tuberculosis Association was founded and lauds the collaboration of science and public effort as a medical miracle.
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