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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
8
Georgia farmers are urged to destroy cotton stalks early this fall while the state’s December draft quota is listed at 1000 armed men. The report notes Cuban officers visiting Fort Benning, local officials, and multiple county events as part of a broad statewide roundup of items.
From Pelham Journal: When cane cutting time comes in South America the Pelham cane cutting machines will harvest. The machines adopted by the South American government for large cane acreage were designed and built by Pelham's F. E Hawley, the mechanical genius. Hawley is in South America observing the cane crop and conferring with officials about his new type of machine.
Dwight Eisenhower disclosed income over the last ten years totaling 888303 dollars with 635000 tied to his Crusade in Europe book. He paid 217082 dollars in taxes leaving a net 643148 dollars. without the book his net would be 166898 dollars.
A controversial broadside accuses Mayor Hartsfield and Atlanta officials of yielding to a bloc vote and aiding a national effort by Luther groups and the NAACP to end segregation in Georgia education. It claims lawsuits seek mixed schools and colleges, cites figures like Walden Cox Hammer and Tilly, and denounces the city’s press for not opposing the effort.
A group in Atlanta plans to strip county courthouses of powers to run roads public works camps property tax assessments school administration pensions and other duties making the state sole authority. The Atlanta Constitution Journal backed plan blamed for undermining county officials and limiting statewide political access and accountability.
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