Butler Herald full of local notices and international debate
The Butler Herald notes the new draft law hardens exemptions, praises Albany WGPC for its new 250 watt transmitter, reports Forest L. Glasco’s departure from Cordele Dispatch to Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, and reprints Savannah Press discussion on Japan’s stance amid Axis tensions and allied responses.
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Albany Journal
Albany
WGPC
WGPG
Forest L. Glasco
Cordele Dispatch
Cordele
Crisp County
Glasco
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
County Fair Critics Warn of Unfit Attractions
Observers report objectionable entertainments at last week’s county fair and fault organizers for allowing immoral features. Sponsors express disappointment and vow stricter precautions to secure reputable attractions next year.
Butler Exposition Of W R Cook Mule Trade Sparks Growth
Kentucky man Mr W R Cook is praised for bringing high quality mules and horses to Butler and aiding local farmers to boost crops and profits. The piece also lauds editor J Roy McGinty for his community service and notes his speaking tour across the state to discuss newspapers.
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W. R. Cook
Kentucky
de Scribe
Butler
Mr. Cook
Cook
J. Roy McGinty
Calhoun Times
State Press Association
McGinty
Columbus Rotary Club
WSB
Athens
Rotary Club
Warren Cutts
Alabama
R. B. Kirksey
Butler Herald
Kirksey
Robert C. Fletcher
Birmingham Association of the Deaf
Birmingham News
Talladega
Alabama Institute For the Deaf
Louie Morris Bridge Dedication Honors Hartwell Editor
A new concrete bridge spanning the Savannah River between Hartwell Georgia and Anderson South Carolina was dedicated with large crowds. The structure is named the Louie Morris Bridge in honor of Hartwell Sun editor Louie Morris for years of advocacy and funds secured by Georgia and South Carolina highway departments.
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Savannah River
Hartwell
Anderson
S. C
Louie Morris
Hartwell Sun
Highway Departments
South Carolina
Georgia
Morris
Rush Burton
Lavonia Times
Louie
Butler and Judge Gilbert Gift Highlight Local News
The Butler American Legion Post supports Taylor county fair with widespread displays of farm crafts and homemaking. Judge S Price Gilbert donates about 100000 in Coca Cola stock for a University of Georgia infirmary, celebrated by Columbus and Atlanta papers as a historic act of generosity benefiting students.
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Judge Gilbert
University Legion OF Georgia
Post American Legion
Taylor County
American Legion
America
Legion Posts
Butler
Ladies Auxiliary
S. Price Gilbert
University of Georgia
Columbus Enquirer
Columbus
University of Georgia At
Athens
Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Gilbert
Stewart County
Georgia House of Representatives
Muscogee County
Superior Courts of the
Chattahoochee Circuit
Frm
Circuit
Supreme Court
Vanderbilt University
Yale University
Atlanta Journal
Stanford
Vanderbilt
Yale
Commonwealth
State Supreme Court
Peanut butter for soldiers main item in army fare
Rep Stephen Pace of Americus Georgia seeks peanut butter on the army bill of fare arguing it is a healthy energy producer and would reduce peanut surplus. The Americus Times Recorder cites Pace visiting the army and urging use of mashed goobers to boost soldiers and aid the peanut industry.
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Stephen Pace
Americas
Congress
Georgia
Army
Pace
Newport News
Times-Herald
Peach Country
Americus
Americus Times Recorder
Georgia Leads Nation in Health for Mothers and Babies
Georgia ranks first nationally in expanding services for mothers and infants and tops neighboring states for total counties with maternity care infant and pre school health school health dental service and public health nursing. The Savannah Press notes this broad health achievement in the past year across multiple programs and regions.
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Georgia
Savannah Press
Georgia and Navy Pride Rise With Rear Admiral Ellis
Georgia readers celebrate Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis’s command in the Atlantic Fleet and the high ranks of several Georgian officers. The article recalls Ellis’s boyhood in Macon, his naval career from Annapolis to World War I service, and his leadership of a 125 ship Patrol Force, highlighting Georgia’s ongoing contributions to national defense.
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Hayne Ellis
Atlantic
Macon
Clark Howell Woodward
Aday Hayne Ellis
Ma Jn
John W. Wise
John H. Towere
Rome
Ellis
Atlantic Fleet
Towers
Bureau of Aeronautics and Wi
Woodward
Hi 'Ellis
Cherry
Uoon
Napolis
United States
Josiah Tatty
Georgia
U. S. Navy
Admiral Son
Brill
Lanta Journal
Harvey Webb Dies After Three Months Illness
A. Harvey Webb, 87, foreman of the composing room at the Americas Times-Recorder for nine years, died Friday after a three month illness in his home.
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A. Harvey Webb
the Americas Times-Recorder
No War Was Wanted By Japan Or United States
Quote expressing mutual desire to avoid war between Japan and the United States, reflecting public sentiment on both sides. The statement asserts that neither nation’s people want conflict.
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Japan
United States
America
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