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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
4
The Butler Herald reports B. M. Edwards of Columbus, chairman of the South Carolina National Bank, urging Gov. Adlai Stevenson to wield a "whip" to drive thieves from the temple if elected. The piece notes a brisk bull market and cautions it not trip on the tape.
Tax records for Taylor County detail the 1952 levy assessed against property and property owners. Officials outline rates, exemptions, and the budget needs guiding county services.
The Herald urges Taylor County residents to promote local advantages to the world while noting Gov. Talmadge Fire Prevention Week plans and the Central of Georgia Railway appointing Clifford Deal and Francis Norton. It cites local figures, praise for Georgia melons, and a Carl Vinson stance for the Stevenson Sparkman ticket.
The Columbus Enquirer pledges political support to Republican candidate Dwight Eisenhower. The paper cites its past Democratic alignment and long history since the 1850s under editors like John H. Martin and Judge S. Price Gilbert. It notes recent political drift and welcomes its 135th anniversary.
A Georgia senate resolution proposes inserting a new constitutional paragraph to require party primaries for national and state offices, determine county unit voting, and establish a second primary if no majority emerges. It outlines nomination processes, second-primary rules, tie handling, and the role of state party authorities, with a Feb 12 1951 approval note by Governor Talmadge.
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