Public notices and community notes from The Butler Herald
The Butler Herald column cites national draft debates extending four years and lowering draft age to eighteen eighteen. It praises peaceful policy while urging resolve, jokes on accusations of communism, and notes civic reflections by Editor Tom Williams. It mentions Jackson Herald’s 78th anniversary and local matters including Northwest Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station land purchase near Calhoun and Georgia peach state claims amidst South Carolina.
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Jackson Herald
Jefferson
Tom Williams
Northwest Georgia Agricultural Experiment ‘Station
Julian Fain
Calhoun
Pine taps Columbus for Rebel movie filming 1952
W. H. Pine, Hollywood producer, visited Columbus and endorsed the city as a potential filming site for the movie Rebel in 1952, expressing favorable impressions of local interest and facilities.
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Columbus
W. H. Pine
Citizens Question Politicians’ Drain on Daily Bread
The Sparta Ishmaelite asks how much longer workers will endure useless jobs given to politicians who live in luxury while neglecting their own livelihoods.
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The
Sparta Ishmaelite
Elbert County approves largest contract for housing project
The Elberton Housing Authority said last week a ground breaking will occur within ten days for 105 low rent apartments in Elbert ton at a cost of 788058 dollars.
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Elbert County
Elberton Housing Authority
Elberton
Evidence of happiness from the Dawson County Ad vertiser editor
Sister Maude Howard-Garrett, editor of the Dawson County Advertiser, offers cheerful lines praising mocking birds and simple porch life. She notes the back porch well water as suitable for diluting Apple Jack, framing a lighthearted, rustic moment.
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Maude Howard-Garrett
Dawson County
Longtime Butler banker resigns after 62 years as director
In Butler Pennsylvania Washington Db Brandon an attorney says he will step aside from his role at Butler Savings and Trust Company. He has served as a bank director for sixty two years, stepping down to allow a younger man to take the post.
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Butler
Butler, Ga
Butler Savings and Trust Company
Washington Db
Brandon
Macon clergyman Rev F M Gaines praised for printing plant
The Herald and Hartwell Sun extend hearty congratulations to Rev F M Gaines of Macon native of Hart County son of the late Wesley E Gaines for building and equipping a printing plant for the Wesleyan Christian Advocate. Bishop Arthur J Moore will dedicate the 460000 debt free facility this Thursday amid formal exercises.
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Herald
Hartwell Sun
Macon
F. M. Gaines
Hart County
Wesley E. Gaines
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
Georgia
Advocate
Arthur J. Moore
Gaines
MacArthur Calls Accusations of Coalition a Prevarication
General MacArthur denounces claims he favored any coalition of Chinese Reds and Nationalists as prevarication. The Washington testimony shows a clash among the joint chiefs, State Department, and White House, with the nation in a long war of attrition in the Orient. More truth and less politics is what the American people want.
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MacArthur
Washington
Senate
Russell
Georgia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
White House
U. S
Marshall
Japan
Paul E. J. Raymond
Daytona Beach
Fla
America
South
Bainbridge Post Searchlight
Miller couple mark 60th wedding anniversary in Talbotton
Hearty congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Miller Sr. as they celebrate sixty years of marriage at the home of their daughter Mrs. C. M. Calhoun. Other children present include Mrs. W. H. Motley of Barnesville and Mrs. Floyd Taylor of Pineville Kentucky, plus Mrs. J. H. Dubeck of Jasper, Ga. L. M. Miller of Macon, and J. B. Miller Jr. and W. P. Miller of Jacksonville, Fla.
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J. B. Miller Sr
Talbotton
C. M. Calhoun
W. H. Motley
Barnesville
Floyd ‘Taylor
Pineville
J. H. Dubeck
Jasper
L. M. Miller
Macon
J. B. Miller Jr
W. P. Miller
Jacksonville
Fla
Judge Goldsborough Dies After Father's Day Festivities
Washington D C judge T A Goldsborough died Saturday night of a heart attack at his daughter in law's home while celebrating Father's Day. The 73 year old jurist had previously fined John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers nearly 5 million dollars in two trials and was marking his 42nd wedding anniversary.
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Washington, D. C
T. A. Goldsorough
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
T. A. Goldsborough Jr
U. S
Longest day marks start of summer and a softer generation
June 21, the longest day and first day of summer, prompts the Birmingham Post-Herald to recall the silly season of flagpole-sitters and marathon dancers. It notes California campus huskies claim a world teeter totter title after 72 hours, then comments that the younger generation is growing softer.
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Birmingham Post-Herald
California
Georgia postmasters hold annual Savannah convention
Georgia postmasters gathered in Savannah re electing Miriam Mallory of Concord as President and naming J Marcus Stubbs Ray Stills Cecil Crew Ruth McClure and others to key posts. Officers who were re elected include BE Cheney and Bob Elliott with Augusta chosen as next year’s convention site and dates set for April 15 or May 15.
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Georgia
Savannah
Miriam Mallory
Concord
J. Marcus Stubbs
BE. M. Cheney
Stephens
Raymond T. Stills
Brookhaven
Cecil Crew
Whigham
Ruth McClure
Acworth
George Adolphus
Sandy Springs
For Sale: Farm Equipment and Gas Pump Items
One 5-horsepower electric motor Bradley make with pump jack, both for 100 dollars. One 100 gallon redwood water tank used seven years, included. One Fuller & Johnson farm pump engine in good condition for 25 dollars. One 2-burner hot plate with oven and toast pan for 10 dollars. Call or see R. O. Rogers in Charing, Ga. June 14, 4t field listing.
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Bradley
Fuller & Johnson Farm
R. O. Rogers
Charing
Large Portrait of Gen Omar Bradley Presented to Benning
A life size portrait of Gen Omar N Bradley was hung at the Infantry School HQ in Columbus to honor his long association with Fort Benning. Presented by 38 Columbus citizens and businesses, the painting by Thomas E Stephens joins portraits of Gen Henry Benning and Gen C Marshall. Bradley, former commandant of the Infantry School, is now chairman of the joint chiefs of staff.
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Columbus
Omar N. Bradley
Infantry School
Post
Benning
John H. Church
Gen. Bradley
Bradley
Thos. E. Stephens
New York
Washington
Henry Benning
Gen. C. Marshall
Powers Elected Georgia Legion Commander in Savannah
Jimmy Powers of Macon an engineers captain in World War II was elected Georgia American Legion Commander at the closing session of the annual convention in Savannah. Powers, manager of the Macon office of the State Department of Veterans Service, succeeds John Brock. Adairsville.
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Savannah
Jimmy Powers
Macon
Georgia American Legion
Powers
State Department of Veterans Service
John Brock
Adairsville
Notice to Debtors and Creditors Georgia Taylor County
Creditors of the estate of W A Payne late of Taylor County are notified to render demands to the undersigned and all indebted persons must pay immediately. This June 5 1951. Administrators H H Payne and W S Payne of the estate of W A Payne deceased Butler Ga
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Georgia
Taylor County
W A. Payne
H. H. Payne
W. S. Payne
W. A. Payne
Butler
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