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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
4
A collage of opinions on war outcomes and public policy. Comments deflate heroism with caution about strikes budgets and secrecy. Mentions include a Denver secretary ad, GM plans for a new light car, and editorial asides about gubernatorial race ideas.
Editor Jerger suggests a governor without political appointments to end machine influence. He favors a four year term with no entangling allies, allowing independent action for the state's good. Arnall supported the idea but could not sway friends or enemies.
Friends of Representative Steve Pace express relief as entry lists close with Pace as the sole qualified candidate. The CIO PAC considered opposing him but did not pursue a challenge, ensuring Pace will win a sixth term without a campaign.
A didactic verse retells the parable of the lost sheep focusing on the grown sheep straying, the shepherd seeking it, and the danger to lambs who imitate wrong paths. It cautions readers to protect the flock and prevent harm to the young by guiding behavior.
A Kittery World column condemns global instability and appeasement, laments leaders who suffer from self interest, and questions whether moral restraint and contrition will shape future policy during this season of lent and upheaval.
Graduates from Butler and Reynolds high schools join a surge of postwar learners as training costs rise and education remains a national priority. Many veterans also receive government training, and Taylor county reports a large class preparing for the next step.
The article lauds Honorable Ben W. Fortson Jr. as a courageous optimistic leader and capable Secretary of State since February 25, 1946. He seeks re election, tours Georgia to meet voters, and enjoys strong support in the July 17 state primary. Fortson hails from Washington Wilkes County and has held multiple political offices including the state senate and house.
The piece traces 11 years of Wagner Act debate from 1935 to now, citing Rep Eugene Cox’s warning that the bill threatens the republic. It argues for a restated national labor code to ease industrial distress and foster common good amid strikes and wartime strain.
Veterans with service connected conditions may be treated by their own physician if no VA facility or designated physician is nearby. Doctors must report within five days after treatment and note if further care is needed. VA will authorize payment if eligible. ineligible cases mean the physician is notified.
The political climate in Taylor county is described as heating up, with expectations of a public breakout on political topics after a long quiet period. The piece notes a historical comparison to Hoke Smith and "Little Joe" Brown.
The Omaha World-Herald invites area youths to apply for its Midwest Music Festival where participants can showcase talent and compete for over 2000 dollars in cash awards. The Milwaukee Journal notes humane but incomplete care at Milwaukee General Hospital, urging a full study of mental health treatment. Salt Lake Tribune surveys employers on veterans returning to work, finding eagerness to restore ex servicemen and possibly hire more. Media News backs Buddy Poppy Drive with a front page call to action. Cleveland Times Shelby NC runs personality and success profiles with interviewees presented with bouquets. PM survey in New York analyzes men's suit stock in city clothing stores.
A collection of brief maxims on living in the present, mercy, and generosity. Notable voices include Carlyle, Richter, Mary Baker Eddy, Emerson, George Eliot, and Beecher urging mindful daily action and enduring virtue. Each line offers a compact ethical insight.
To all whom it may concern notice is given that all parcels of land enumerated are posted and trespass forbidden. Lands include lots 87 102 103 104 121 east half of 90 half of 104 124 totaling about 1316 1 4 acres in Taylor County 12th district. May 8 1946 Lewis Rustin.
Leslie Hicks has applied for permanent administration of the estate of Elijah McLendon in this county. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear before the Ordinary to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated April 24, 1946. J R Lunsford, Ordinary.
On May 25 1946 E H Bazemore announces sale of Bazemore Department Store at Butler and disassociates from the firm He states he is not responsible for debts incurred after that date All accounts due up to May 25 1946 are payable to him dated May 30 1946.
A dis charged Army veteran announces candidacy for Georgia State Senate District Twenty Third. He pledges support for higher teacher salaries and education health and economic development, calls for election law revisions to protect ballots, and emphasizes farming communities in Taylor Peach and Crawford counties. He is a Georgia Farmers Bureau member seeking voter support.
Garland T. Byrd proclaims his candidacy for Representative in the Georgia General Assembly from Taylor County. He cites Democratic primary rules for July 17 and plans to present his platform to Taylor County voters. He pledges to work for the county’s best interests if elected.
Louis R Adams declares his candidacy for State Senator in Georgia's 23rd Senatorial District. He states he will vote for the counties and state on all issues in the Democratic primary and signs with respect.
L. R. Dean declares for the Taylor County primary on July 17 under Democratic rules. His platform pledges to serve the people of Taylor County if elected.
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