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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1944

Page

5

Portrait of Clarence Sangs and son Morris in wartime

Mrs. Clarence Sangs of Butler recalls Clarence and Morris M. Sangs, with Morris serving six years in the armed forces. Their raft ordeal in Africa ended when rescued by a Spanish vessel, then Lisbon, before Morris returned to the United States and resumed duties in Macon Telegraph circulation.

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Talbotton Captain Led Berlin Bomb Run First

Capt. Jnc H Jordan of Talbotton Georgia commanded the lead B 24 Liberator in a Berlin bombing mission. The crew faced jammed bomb bay doors and heavy flak yet Jordan redirected to hit a target in Berlin. The atomized attack marked a historic push over the German capital with praise for the captain and crew.

U. S England Ploesti Berlin Jnc. H. Jordan Talbotton Bombay A. P. Green Zebulon N. C R. A. Larson Concordia Kan C. S. Satterlund Lancaster Minn Jordan Larson Charles H. Dugan Hot Springs Ark Edgar L. Shaw, Jr Jackson, Miss C. H. Holtz Crookston R. A. Orr Philadelphia Bradley Rockford John Apetz Rochester N. Y A. V. Kirchenbauer Toledo

Pace Wins Farm Bill Clash Over Insect Pest Controls

In Washington Pace and Tarver, both Georgia Democrats, debated an agricultural appropriations bill. A Tarver amendment granting immediate allotments for pest control failed 46 to 19 as Pace argued it would grant blanket authority. Pace said the committee should authorize sound programs and reserve emergency authority for Congress if needed.

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Ration Calendar Details for Various Items

The notice lists updated validity, expiration dates, and conditions for processed foods, meats, fats, sugar stamps, canning sugar, shoes stamps, airplane stamps, fuel oil, and gasoline coupons. It notes license number reporting requirements for car owners and warns of potential further coupon cuts to curb black market activity in several Southern states.

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No man ever so skilled as to avoid new information

Anonymous aphorism notes that even the most capable person gains insight from age and experience, underscoring continual learning across a lifetime. The quotation attributes wisdom to a general principle rather than a specific person or event.

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Letter From Former Taylor County Resident

Emory N. Jenkins of Warner Robins Georgia writes from Macon praising the Butler Herald and editor Charles E Benns. He recalls Taylor County roots born June 1 1887 and service in World War I, says he now guards at Warner Robins Air Depot and visits the Herald in Butler when possible.

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Fire destroys barn and livestock at Lamar farm

Fire of undetermined origin razed the barn of Douglas Virden a Lamar county farmer early Thursday in Barnesville. Three fine mules, corn, fodder, fertilizer and farm equipment stolen by the blaze, along with wagons stored in the barn, were lost.

Barnesville Douglas Virden Lamar County

Pace seeks to preserve school lunch program funds

Representative Steve Pace of Georgia's Third District proposes recon sidering a bill to extend federal aid for school lunches. He asks the Agriculture Committee to reconsider, arguing the bill would fund lunches from agricultural funds rather than direct federal treasury spending.

Steve Pace Georgia House Pace Washington Agriculture Committee Treasury

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