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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1947

Page

3

Massillon Baby Slayings Prompt Hospital Alarm and Skepticism

A young patient at Massillon City Hospital claimed he took two infants from cribs and dropped them, dying soon after. Police doubt his account while pursuing an inside-job theory and hospital staff are on high alert as investigations continue into the deaths of Diana Brand and Rosemary Morton. Local officials tightened security and questioned families, visitors, and staff amid fears of a killer in the ward.

Massillon Ohio Massillion City Hospital Diana Brand Rosemary Morton Robert Scirch Clifford Davenport Dianne Brand Rose Morton Leo Brand H. E Morton Morton Canton

Georgia D.A.V. elects Smith state commander in Columbus

Gainesville World War One veteran Ray Smith was elected state department commander of Georgia DAV at the three day Columbus convention. He succeeds F. J. Pons Sr. in a tight race after Jimmy Aldred withdrew. Tom Fulmer of Augusta was named senior vice commander and Capt. H. F. Bryant of Fort Benning was named third district commander.

Columbus Gainesville Ray Sgt) Smith State Department Georgia F. J. Pons Sr Augusta Jimmy Aldred Tom Fulmer H. F. Bryant Ft. Benning

Trust Co to Award Agriculture Scholarships in Georgia

The Trust Company of Georgia will award a $1,000 agriculture scholarship to a Georgia youth and present the Robert Strickland Memorial Award plaque to the bank rendering the greatest service to agriculture. Banks statewide are eligible except Atlanta banks and affiliates. Selection will involve 4 H, FFA or FFA members, with final choice by agricultural authorities. First awards set for 1947 at the 1948 Georgia Bankers Association convention.

Atlanta Georgia Bank Georgia Trust Company of Georgia John A. Sibley Atlanta Bank Georgia Bankers Association Savannah Robert Strickland College of Agriculture University System of Georgia 4-H Club Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Sibley Augusta Macon Columbus Rome Trust Company

Roberta Baby Drowns in Bath Tub Near Roberta

June 7. Helen Ruth Bassett five months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bassett of near Roberta drowned Saturday in the bath tub when her mother left the room briefly. She usually played in the tub at bath time before bed. Survived by parents a sister Miss Betty Jo Bassett and six brothers.

Roberta Helen Ruth Bassett R. L. Bassett

Talbotton Lions Elect D. R. Olive

The Talbotton Lions Club elected D. R. Olive as president and J. C. Watts as first vice president for the ensuing term. Cs. W. Matthews is second vice president with R. L. Massey as third vice president, R. H. Jordan secretary treasurer, C. M. Calhoun director, L. G. Parker tail twister, and R. G. Douglas lion tamer. They will take office at the first July meeting.

Talbotton Talbotton Lions Club D. R. Olive J. C. Watts Cs. W. Matthews R L. Massey R. H. Jordan C. M. Calhoun L. G. Parker R. G. Douglas

Pace Warns of Wheat Surplus Amid Food Policy Probe

Rep Steve Pace of Georgia warned that the United States could face a wheat surplus ranging from 3000 to 500 million bushels annually once pent-up demand is met. He spoke as a House subcommittee on food investigation opened hearings on preventing future potato surpluses and related government price supports.

Washington Steve Pace D-Ga Pace House Food Investigating

LOCAL DRUGGIST PRAISES TEOL RELIEF CLAIM

Stout of Parkersburg West Virginia reports TEOL sales are very pleasing. A customer claims it is the first relief in six years. If not completely pleased, 35 cent back at any drug store. Available locally at Porter's Drug Store.

Stout Parkersburg W. Va Porter’s Drug Store

Central of Georgia Crew Escape Injury in Wreck

A Central of Georgia freight train derailed seven miles north of Albany at 8 a m. The engine and first two cars remained on track. no crew injuries. The wreck damaged four to five of 27 off‑track cars. By 9 p m tracks were cleared and service resumed.

Central of Georgia Albany Central of Georgia Railroad J. P. Dare Macon B. L. Griffin M. J. Tucker J H. Hayes

Bridegroom of Month Admits Slayings in Three Mysteries

Fort Wayne police say Ralph Lobaugh 30 confessed to killing three Fort Wayne women in 1944 45 claiming an urge to kill. He identified two murders as matching the facts, while a third confession did not fully align with evidence. Investigation to continue.

Ft. Wayne Ind Fort Wayne Ralph Lobaugh Kokomo Lobaugh

Ponds Expand As County Sees Growth In Soil Conservation

Soil Conservation News reports a surge in farm pond construction with surveys on several sites. Woodrow Amos completed a two acre pond while T Whatley builds a five acre pond. Able Jarrell’s site survey is done. Fish stocking delays push delivery to early July due to cold spawning. Land capability maps classify farms H E Griggs J R Harmon J P Harmon L A Harmon T Whatley and J Lewis Austin. Maps by J W Cahoun and R D Shewsbury guide a future soil conservation plan by M P Dean.

Woodrow Amos T. Whatley Able Jarrell H. E. Griggs J. R Harmon J. P. Harmon L. A. Harmon J. Lewis Austin J.W. Cahoun R. D. Shewsbury The Soil Conservation Service M. P. Dean

Dairymen Form Tri-County Co-Operative Dairies

Manchester Ga June 9 several owners of dairy herds in Meriwether Talbot and Harris counties join to form the Tri County Co Operative Dairies with offices in Manchester and a full time manager Deliveries of milk will be made in Manchester and Warm Springs The plan includes pasture program cattle breeding and modern handling methods Named participants include B J Barnes H J Barnes Sam Bulloch Supe Bulloch Everett Montgomery and Luke Gill

Manchester Meriwether, Talbot Harris Counties Tri- County Co-Operative Dairies Warm Springs B. J H. J. Barnes Sam and Supe Bulloch Everett Montgomery Luke Gill

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