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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1947

Page

3

Taylor County Democrats condemn illegal Macon meeting plan

The Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee adopted a resolution condemning Acting Governor Thompson and Mrs. Price for calling an illegal April 30 1947 Macon meeting to form a new State Democratic Executive Committee. The group, led by James S. Peters, affirmed the existing legal chair and refused to name delegates to the presumed convention.

Taylor County M. E. Thompson E. D. Rivers Virginia Polhill Price Macon Democratic Party of Georgia Democratic Executive Committee James S. Peters Manchester Georgia State of Associated Press Democratic Committee Z. R. McCorkle Florine D Zack McCorkle

Bus Wreck Killing Five Opens Two Way Probe

A two way inquiry into a fatal bus truck collision near Madison was started by the Public Service Commission and Georgia State Patrol. Five bus passengers died including J Ellis Mundy Jr and a Miss Zena Baker. eight were injured on a Southern Stages bus en route from Macon to Athens.

Atlanta Madison Public Service Commission Georgia State Patrol J. Ellis Mundy, Jr U. S J. Ellis Mundy Little River Highway Patrol Southern Stages Macon Athens Howard Truck Lines W. W. Miller Associated Press Mundy James Allen Dowling Hoboken Zena Baker Doris Ruffin Miller Ralph Fears Virgil Hickox Waycross James C. Walker Savannah Ann Liles Camilla Charles Williams Dawn Parkway Apartments Fears Hickox McGeary Hospital

Confederate Vets Honored in Atlanta on Memorial Day

Georgia’s six last surviving Confederate veterans were honored in Atlanta with two memorial services. The morning ceremony at West View cemetery dedicated 40 markers by the Dorothy Blount Lamar Chapter of the UDC. In the afternoon Oakland cemetery saw guest speaker John Ashley Jones at a Ladies' Memorial Association event. Veterans range from 98 to 102 years old, led by Gen. Henry T. Dowling and others from Graymont, Fitzgerald, Indian Springs, Lyons, and Macon.

Georgia Atlanta West View Cemetery Dorothy Blount Lamar UDC John Ashley Jones Oakland Ladies’ Memorial Association Henry T. Dowling W. J. Brown Jr Graymont Wm. J. Bush Fitzgerald J. S. Gregory Indian Springs J. A. Outlaw Lyons H. G. van Zandt Macon

Thompson backs separating state patrol from politics

Gov. M. E. Thompson endorsed a Junior Chamber of Commerce plan to divorce the State Highway Patrol from political influence. He urged a constitutional board to oversee the Patrol and Public Safety Department and said legislation should enact a merit system. He praised the proposal and noted his own policy aligns with it.

Atlanta M. E. Thompson Chamber of Commerce State Highway Patrol Thompson Public Safety Department Department of Public Safety and Patrol Department of Public Safety

Two Georgia Justices Rushed Prisoner Transport Ride

Justices William Y. Atkinson and Lee B. Wyatt of the Georgia Supreme Court, while en route to a court session in Newnan, boarded a government prisoner transport van after a breakdown. The vehicle, a barred station wagon, was driven by agents of the FBI who supervised the ride.

Newnan Wm. Y. Atkinson Lee B. Wyatt Georgia Supreme Court of Atlanta FBI

Informed Action Reform Acknowledged By Committee

Members recognized an improper action after review and enacted corrective steps per a previously adopted resolution. The group emphasizes transparency and adherence to established procedures henceforth.

State Organization C of C To Be Formed In Atlanta May 21

Georgia Chamber of Commerce to be formed May 21 at a statewide meeting called by Organizing President Belmont Dennis at the Ansley hotel in Atlanta. A steering committee of 19 leaders drew up officers and a regional structure with five sections and a president nominee process. Directors from each congressional district were named, and a statewide at large slate selected, with $1,000 raised for initial financing. A constitution and by laws committee was named to report in May.

Atlanta Georgia Chamber of Commerce Belmont Dennis Ansley Hotel Northwest AL. Barron Rome Northeast J. D. Jewell Gainesville Central W. G. Lee Macon Southwest Sam Yarbrough Albany Southeast Dave Warner Valdosta Wiley Moore Charles G. Day Savannah Horace G. Caldwell Maynard R. Ashworth Columbus Covington Wiley L. Moore William P. Simmons J. J. McDonough Romeo William L. Goodloe Sidney O. Smith Leonard Lackey Thomson al Moore Toccoa A. L. Zachary Oscar Betts Miller Bell Milledgeville Hal. S. Dumas R. L. Cowart Douglas Charles A. Colier George A. Lamken Augusta Dennis

Court Rules Against Sen Hogg in Fire Damage Suit

Buena Vista Ga April 29 Superior Court Judge T Hicks Fort directed a verdict for Central of Georgia Railway in a $5000 damage case filed by State Sen J P Hogg of Buena Vista. He claimed fire from sparks from a passing locomotive damaged his gin building and machinery on July 3, 1945. R M Arnold and J M Rodgers urged the verdict after a day long hearing. Attorneys O N Singleton and Young Frazier represented Sen Hogg.

Buena Vista Superior Court T. Hicks Central of Georgia Railway Company J. P. Hogg Central of Georgia R .M. Arnold Railway J. M. Rodgers O .N. Singleton Young Frazier Atlanta Sen. Hogg

Better Address A Bit Difficult After 46 Years

Washington officials report a pension claim post card mailed December 6, 1890 by the Bureau of Pensions to William H. Platt in Harrisia New Jersey has been returned as no such town exists in the Postal Guide. The card was sent from the Interior department and puzzled officials after 46 years.

Washington, D. C Interior Department Bureau of Pensions William H. Platt Harrisia Burlington County New Jersey Postal Guide

LaGrange Educator Becomes GEA President at 80th Convention

Bela A. Lancaster of LaGrange is installed as president of the Georgia Education Association during the closing breakfast of the 80th convention in Savannah. Retiring president C. Russell Moulton of Lindale becomes vice president, with J. H. Saxon continuing as executive secretary. The event concludes the departmental meetings.

Savannah Bela A. Lancaster LaGrange Georgia Education Association C. Russell Moulton Lindale J. H. Saxon GEA

Inspirational Chimes Installed At Ellaville Church

Ellaville Georgia sees the installation of church chimes at a Baptist church. The music, played in a late night test, moves residents as five year old Steve Gurr recalls the chimes and says he will say his prayers. The piece notes uncertain reach of such spiritual impact.

Ellaville Steve Gurr Steve

British honors editor Moore for World War II service

Washington D C April 25 Jere Moore editor of the Union Recorder Milledgeville Ga was decorated as an honorary officer of the Order of the British Empire at the New Zealand legation He assisted in planning the invasion of Green Island Solomons and went ashore with the troops after serving five years in the US Army Moore then returned to Milledgeville to resume his newspaper work The Butler PTA plans a barbecue May 15 at the school lunch room 75 cents a plate with proceeds for the lunch room.

Washington, D. C Jere Moore Union Recorder Milledgeville Order of the British Empire New Zealand Moore Green Island Solomons The Butler P.T.A

Want Ad Column Finds For Sale In Butler Area

Red butter milk fed fryers for sale delivered on Tuesday and Friday afternoons by notification. Mrs P B Childs Route 1 one 600x18 six lug automobile wheel. Cleo Brown Route 2 Butler Ga house for sale four room on two acres near R E A lines two miles south. Wm Childres Route Butler Ga good bright ground pea hay seet peanuts runners Cole guano distributor and other farm items. T L Fountain Butler Ga.

N. H P. B. Childs Butler Rte. 1 Butler Wm. R. Childres Butler, Ga Cole Guano Cole Corn and Bean Planters Covington T. L. Fountain Butler

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