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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
4
The Butler Herald discusses the railroad and coal strikes with a labor sympathy but questions national ruin. It notes Columbus interest in Burritt, comments on gubernatorial law hopes, and mentions imitation products bought with counterfeit money. It also reports about leased papers and local commencement orators tackling global problems.
Postal notes are now sold at the Butler Post Office for any amount under ten dollars with a five cent fee, which is lower than money orders. The item mentions wartime political references, summer job opportunities for high school students, peach season prospects, and local political and economic notes about veterans and home purchases amid shortages.
Editorials note the danger of non commercial stunt flying in places with tall buildings. Two serious New York accidents this year emphasize risk, while Butler reports pilots performing double somersaults over the public square for onlookers. The practice invites disaster despite entertainment value.
The Talbotton New Era reported a remarkable tale of an egg left in a wardrobe drawer two years earlier. When the drawer was opened last week a chicken had hatched instead, explained as the same heat process used in an incubator.
The piece recalls the June 6 1944 Normandy invasion, highlighting American resolve and Allied leadership. It notes the extensive planning and training that reduced casualties and enabled progress into Europe, honoring the sacrifices of American and British forces and the home front’s anxious support.
The piece reports that IRS claims $685305 in federal taxes due expose a rift over Klan ties. Grand Dragon Gree allegedly fronts the Association of Georgia Klans, not the Ku Klux Klan. Georgia officials plan legal action, while Gov Arnall orders investigation.
Editorials from the Wal ton Tribune and Moultrie Observer urge Georgia voters to back home rule pledges by legislative candidates. They note the issue requires gubernatorial leadership and cooperation with the General Assembly to become a constitutional reality.
The Cobb County Times notes mail order catalogs will rebound after the war, offering wide ranges of goods and even recommending divorces whipping posts and worm candy, according to A. C. Jolly.
The piece argues Harry Truman grew from a cautious figure to a strong leader capable of decisive action in the railroad strike dispute. It praises his patient, vigorous stance to protect the nation and its vital industries, even at political cost, calling the crisis the most serious peacetime test since the ARU strike.
Jimmie Carmichael launches a regional critique of the CIOs Political Action Committee in Americus near Rep Pace’s hometown. He garners farmer and labor support while addressing PAC impact on Georgia politics, with USO and Community Chests urging national backing for service programs.
Shortage of newsprint remains the top challenge for newspapers nationwide as a CIO linked loggers strike in British Columbia tightens paper supplies from Canada to the Gulf. Despite industrial slowdowns elsewhere, advertising volume grows while costs rise and many papers push price to five cents.
R L Bell as administrator of W L Carter deceased asks the court to discharge him after full administration. All interested persons are cited to show cause why letters of dismission should not be issued on the first Monday in July 1946. Dated June 3 1946 J R Lunsford Ordinary Georgia Taylor County.
To all whom it may concern W C Bussey G C Perry and W H Cromer have applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs Emily Perry deceased late of this county They are cited to appear at the proper office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted Witness my hand and official signature this 25th day of May 1946
Creditors of the estate of Elijah McLendon are notified to render their demands and all whom indebted must pay promptly. This 4th day of June, 1946. Leslie Hicks, Administrator, Reynolds, Ga.
Legal notice states that on May 25, 1946 the Bazemore Department Store at Butler was sold and E H Bazemore is no longer connected with the firm. Debts incurred after May 25 are not his responsibility and all accounts through May 25 are due to him as of May 30, 1946.
A veteran of over three years overseas announces his candidacy for the Twenty-Third Senate District in Georgia. He pledges a 50 percent salary increase for teachers, educational and economic development, election law revision to protect ballots, opposition to county unit system changes, and focus on Taylor Peach Crawford counties farming communities. He is a Georgia Farmers Bureau member and seeks voter backing.
Garland T. Byrd announces his candidacy for Representative in Georgia from Taylor County. He states the campaign will follow Democratic Executive Committee rules for the July 17 primary and promises to present his platform to Taylor County voters.
Louis R Adams announces his candidacy for the 23rd Senatorial District seat in Georgia. He vows to vote for the best interests of Taylor County and the state, subject to Democratic primary rules.
A campaign filing from L. R. Dean for the General Assembly seat from Taylor County in the July 17 primary. Dean pledges to work for Taylor County residents within Democratic rules and regulations.
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