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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

6

Rome Man Killed as Trooper Wounded in Roadside Shooting

In Rome Georgia a prominent local businessman Fred Brown 56 owner of Brown Transfer Co and a Polk county liquor store is killed after a roadside confrontation with state troopers. Trooper Paul Smith is seriously wounded by shotgun fire but shows signs of recovery. Sheriff Mark Horton reports four trooper shots and Brown's body taken to a funeral home.

Rome Fred Brown Brown Transfer Co Floyd County Polk County Paul Smith McCall Hospital Brown Mark Hortom Horton H. F. Culberson Jim Haralson Smith Rome-Cedartown Rome-Cave Springs Cartersville Culberson Haralson

Mother and two children die in Gainesville house fire

A mother Mrs. Thurman King age 23 and her children Mary Nell 4 and James Larry 2 burned to death when a two story frame home in Gainesville collapsed to flames early Monday. The father Mr. King, a Pacelot Mills knitting department worker, is in critical condition with severe burns. An adjacent family of four escaped unharmed. Neighbors reported hearing the father’s cries and seeing the family trapped as smoke overran the house.

Gainesville Thurman King Mary Nell King James Larry King Herman Willene King M. M. Hope Pacelot Mills

Husbands Die So Wives May Live

In Jacksonville Georgia on May 26 two husbands Frank Brookman and Henry E. Turner died after their boat overturned on the St Johns River. They gave their wives the boat life preservers and attempted to stay afloat but could not buoyantly support both. Mrs Brookman and Mrs Turner reached shore to seek help.

Jacksonville Gene Griffin Frank Brookman Henry E. Turner Griffin Brookman St. Johns River

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