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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
8
The Commerce Post Office is to be advanced to first class July 1. Crippled by incidents and local events, this notice sits among reports from Georgia communities including deaths, festivals, openings and highway bids across the state.
Atlanta reports Army sources say more than 50 percent of men drafted by the Third Army were rejected. Selec tive Service Director L. B. Hershey notes about 45 percent overall declined in four years, with state rates led by South Carolina at 68.2 percent and Arkansas at 58.4 percent. Georgia ranked sixth at 48.3 percent.
Sandersville June 13 Powell Lang celebrates a Friday the 13th birthday. His daughter Martha Lang married June 13 three years ago to W F Wiggins of Sandersville. The baby is Martha LaVerte Wiggins, born Friday the 13th to the Wiggi n family.
Macon Georgia June 18 a $40 000 damage suit charging libel through murder accusations was filed in City Court against Dell Publishing Company Inc of New Jersey for allegedly labeling Elmer Price as a murder plotter to collect life insurance The same day a $17 500 damage suit for injuries from an auto accident was filed by Mrs James H Powell against H P Roland
A Crawford county chapter of the National Polio Foundation is organized at Roberta with officers: Millard L. Easler chairman R L Sheets vice chairman Mrs W T Jones secretary and Mrs Billy Harris treasurer.
The Atlanta postmaster Hon. Lon Livingston marks his 70th birthday Monday and will leave his desk on July 1. The retirement plan draws regret from Atlanta office staff and Georgia friends as Clyde Fleming steps in temporarily until a regular appointment is made.
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