Butler Herald notes and regional political updates
Local weekly in Butler Georgia reports on classic community news including remarks on taxes due March 15 1955 Armed Service Day and world peace messages. It notes Carl T Levers death at Macon Telegraph and mentions Eisenhower speech at the National Editorial Association convention.
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Macon
Carl T. Levers
Dwight Eisenhower
National Editorial Association
Abram announces bid for Congress in Fifth District
Atlanta attorney Morris B. Abram announces his candidacy for Congress from the Fifth District which includes DeKalb Fulton and Rockdale counties. His opening address to Rockdale County is scheduled but date not announced.
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Morris B. Abram
Atlanta
DeKalb
Fulton
Rockdale
Rockdale County
Death of Hon J T Cochran Prominent Taylor County Leader
Citizens mourn the death of John Thomas Cochran a notable Taylor County figure in business banking agriculture and civic life. He served as vice president of Citizens State Bank Butler represented four counties in the state senate during 1939 1940 and held roles on the Board of Roads and Revenue 1929 to 1932. A generous church benefactor and community supporter his death leaves a void for many who knew him.
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John Thomas ‘Cochran
Taylor County
Cochran
Citizens State Bank of
Butler
Standard Oil Company
Hiservices
Taylor
Crawford
Peach
Houston
Senate
Graduates of Butler Reynolds Schools Extended Congratulations
The Herald congratulates Taylor County High Schools Butler and Reynolds graduates who will soon receive their diplomas. It notes the milestone in education and wishes continued growth, citing examples of success without college and urging pursuit of knowledge. It also mentions local fire causes and a sun destruction prediction as side notes.
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the Herald
Taylor County
Butler and
Reynolds
Arthur Moore
Herald
Gov Talmadge Dedicates Three Story University Hospital Unit
Augusta Ga May 16 Gov Harmon Talmadge dedicated a three story addition to the University hospital Sunday praising its role in training doctors and nurses. The project cost 1 507 0000 with funding from state 8355 6 federal 460 000 and Augusta hospital authority 250 667. The new facilities include kitchens dietetic classrooms employee cafeteria laboratories a blood bank anesthesia department operating reception and recovery rooms. He said 77 000 000 in hospital and health center projects will be undertaken by his administration by the time he leaves office.
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Augusta
Herman Talmadge
University Hospital
Talmadge
City of
Hospital Authority
W. H. Hunt
Record Setting Catcher Leads Region AAA Batting
Jerry Rogers of R. E. Lee sits atop Region One Class AAA with a .636 average on 21 hits in 33 at bats, outpacing 15 players above .300. Second is Albany's Jerry Clark with a .391 mark, trailing Rogers by 34.5 points as the season winds down. The Pelham Journal notes Pelham market leaders Harry Fros ter and Joe T. Spence have built a top Southeast reading market drawing nationwide buyers and driving bid activity.
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Columbus
Jerry Rogers
R. E. Lee
Rogers
Jerry Clark
Albany
Thomaston
The
Pelham Journal
Pelham
Harry Froster
Joe T. Spence
the Journal
Effort to Rid County of Unwanted Pests Urges Help
Citizens urged to join a county wide campaign against rats and pests. A 3 pound rodenticide priced at 65 cents is sold at the Health Department and listed stores in Charing Mauk Butler Reynolds Taylor Mill Rupert Cross Roads Howard Daviston Carsonville Crowell to reduce damage and prevent rat born diseases. Community cooperation requested to protect food feed and property.
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Georgia
Health Department
Charing
Lewis Watson
Mauk
Pike's Grocery
Butler
Reynolds
G. H. Goddard
Taylor Mill
MclInvale
Rupert
Cooper’s
Cross Roads
Worthen Taunton
Howard
Vanlandingham
Daviston
F. C. Jarrell
Carsonville
W. A. Jarrell’s
Crowell
Parr’s
Parents urged to bring children for school immunizations
Pre school clinics run at the local health department each Tuesday morning. Parents of children entering school in September are urged to bring their children for immunizations against diphtheria whooping cough typhoid and smallpox.
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Thomas
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University of California
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