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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1946

Page

4

Troopers to Inspect Every Car in Georgia Road Check

Beginning Wednesday Georgia State Patrol under Major Wm Spence will stop and inspect every auto truck and bus on the road. Checks cover horn mirrors wipers headlights taillights brakes steering and exhaust. Drivers failing to pass will receive a ticket for needed repairs prompted by a survey showing 230 deaths in 2113 crashes this year.

Atlanta Georgia State Patrol Wm. Spence State Department of Public Safety Spence

Editor Leavy Dies at 75 in Brunswick Home

Clarence Howard Leavy longtime Brunswick News editor and publisher died suddenly at his home aged 75. Born September 20 1870 in Camden County he moved to Brunswick as a child and remained active in local civic life and the newspaper business after a career spanning Atlanta Tampa and the Brunswick News. He was a 32nd degree Mason Shrine Kiwanis Elks and a founder and later president of the Brunswick Young Men’s Club.

Brunswick Clarence Howard Leavy Brunswick News Camden County University of Kentucky Leavy Atlanta Tampa Fla The Shrine Kiwanis Club Elks Brunswick Young Men’s Club

Dirty politics in Moultrie handbills target Carmichael

In Moultrie on May 11 Jimmie Carmichael faced fake campaign handbills claiming a barbecue and party for colored people. The notices falsely listed Carmichael as organizer and were traced to printers denying authorship and a Baton Rouge union label.

Moultrie Jimmie Carmichael Big Carmichael Carmichael Auacent Moultrie Observer Baton Rouge Louisiana

Boy and Girl of the Year program expands in Georgia

Georgia communities organize for Boy and Girl of the Year honoring junior citizenship. Scholarships bonds and cash awards funded by civic church and private youth groups. A state gathering planned with Atlanta hosting a May 23 banquet for local high school winners and a June banquet for 300 youths. John Blick Sr. donates 500 and two 500 bonds awarded to Negro winners.

Atlanta Georgia Lon Sullivan Georgia Citizen Council Atlanta Hotel Association Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior Woman's Club John Blick Blick Morgan Blake Citizens Council

Bob Childs Fourth Blaze Victim Dies in Georgia

Ocilla Georgia May 12 funeral services for Bob Childs who died Friday night at Ocilla Hospital from burns in a fire that destroyed his home April 18. He died after suffering burns in the same blaze that killed three of his children Bobbie Jacquelyn and Judy Betty and J T were hospitalized in Decatur Burns.

Ocilla Georgia Bob Childs Ocilla Hospital L. N. Hartsfield Ashley Griffin Richards Mr. Childs

Labor Group Denies Endorsement in Governor Race

Atlanta May 9 Charles Gillman head of the CIO PAC in Georgia denied endorsing any gubernatorial candidate. He said Herman Tal madge has asked for an endorsement but the PAC will not endorse now, focusing on voter registration instead. Local representatives will meet to pick the best qualified candidate before urging members to vote.

Labor Group Atlanta Charles Gillman Cio-Pac Georgia Labor Organization Gillman Herman Talmadge Eugene Talmade Political Action Committee CIO Talmadge

Five Points People Visit and meet at Jarrells and friends

Five Points residents and relatives frequent each other during weekend visits. Ed Pennington and G B Jarrell families gather with relatives in Butler and Thomaston while church activities invite the public. Calvin Jarrell and family travel to Atlanta. Prayer meeting at Antioch Baptist church invites attendance with a study on the 14th chapter of St John.

Ed Pennington Butler G. B. Jarrell Ethel Carpenter Thomaston Helen Jarrell W. A. Jarrell Addie Gassett Columbus Edgar Gaultney Wilson Starling Sue Henrietta Starling Phillip Jarrell Henry Jarrell Calvin Jarrell Atlanta J. H. Stanford C F. Bennett Inez Jarrell Margaret Antioch Baptist Church St. John

Carmichael Seeks Georgia Governor Nod With 13 Platform Planks

Moultrie Georgia May 11 James V Carmichael outlined a 13 point platform for his gubernatorial bid promising honesty and decency in state government and no new taxes without voter approval. He called for prioritized rural roads, veteran services, expanded industry and agriculture, full teacher pay, and preservation of the county unit system while affirming adherence to Southern racial traditions. He attacked debt and urged economy and citizen voting on finance proposals, noting veterans’ interest in work and self reliance.

Moultrie James Carmichael Georgia Marietta Moultrie High School Elmer Vickers Carmichael William T. Bodenhamer Norman Junior College Colquitt County Carmichael Club

Local Social News Highlights From Wesley Area

Mr and Mrs J L Spinks of Meigs visited Mr and Mrs L S Whatley on Sunday. Julian Beeland of Thomaston spent Sunday with the Smith family. Mrs Robert Halstead visited Mrs Wm Maxwell on Tuesday. Pvt Hugh Gilson Jr of Fort Dix NJ and Gloria visited the Gilsons. T M Smith of Manchester visited friends. J W and Paul Bickley of Macon spent the weekend with their parents. Berta and Irene Perkins visited Mrs C C Heath. Asa Spinks of Thomaston visited the Whatleys. J T Amos and Hugh Gilson and family spent Friday in Thomaston. Rev and Mrs J H Stanford were dinner guests of the Petermans. Lonnie Parker has been discharged from the Navy and returned home.

Hugh Gilson T. M. Smith Manchester J. W Paul Bickley Macon Albert Whatley Berta Irene Perkins C. C. Heath Asa Spinks Thomaston J. T. Amos Hugh Gilson Jr Gloria J. H. Stanford Frank Peterman Lonnie Parker Navy

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