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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1941

Page

4

Editorial: Disfranchisement in H. R. 44 targets Gillespie Kendall

An editorial denounces H. R. 44 for redistricting to keep Gillespie and Kendall Counties in Texas for tax purposes only. It accuses lawmakers of cold blooded discrimination and notes the House repudiation as proof of the act’s monstrosity and the political danger to those responsible.

Gillespie Kendall Texas Travis County House of Representatives Tom J. Martin Alfred Petsch Gillespie County

Closing Exercises Showcased Health Classes and Troop First Aid

The Gillespie County Red Cross hosted closing exercises for Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick classes and the Bluebonnet Girl Scout Troop First Aid class in Kerr County on April 3. Mrs. Hartmann and Miss Kline led talks and demonstrations while Red Cross certificates and Girl Scout badges were awarded to twenty plus attendees.

Bluebonnet Girl Scout Ruth Kline Gillespie County American Red Cross District Court Room Clair Nevelow San Antonio Esther Mueller Cora Habericht Thelma Atcheson Ware August Stahl The Mesdames Leroy Crenwelge Gustav Hartmann Felix Heep W L. Humes Cora Habenicht W. E. Knoche Emi Riley H. Schoenewolf Ellis St Clair Joe Weidenfeiler Emma . Borchers Tillie Ahrens Flora Bracher Marie Kelly Flora Kneese Louise Kott Adele Meckel Ella Metzger Gertrude Wehmeyer Elizabeth Weirich Bluebonnet Victor Schoenewolf W. L. Humes Joe Weidenfeller

Easter Hope Renewed in a World of Faith and Courage

Easter marks the Christian claim of a new world through Jesus Christ. The piece calls for renewed faith love and humility amid tyranny and conflict, urging readers to embrace Christian principles as flowers of hope blossom again.

Willunday Jesus

Taxes Took One Fifth Of American Income Last Year

Census Bureau figures show taxes totaled 14.3 billion dollars, about 109 dollars per person. Federal 39, state 27, local 43 dollars per capita. state taxes rose 7 percent from 1939 to 1940, with motor vehicle charges 30 percent and sales taxes 40 percent of state revenues.

Census Bureau

Smooth Working Swindler Lands In Local Jail

A man who gave the name Carl August Schmidt was jailed in Lufkin Texas on a swindling charge after targeting local merchants. He procured $10 at a bank with a refund promise, bought a $23 watch with a bad check, sold it for $5, then asked a $3 loan for car expenses. Police found him hiding in a hotel room with $4 cash. bond set at $500. The garageman who fixed his car received cash, while others recovered losses.

Carl August Schmidt Lufkin Texas Schmidt Lufkin Bank

Local Youth Completes Army Radio Training

Chester A. Wittig son of Mr and Mrs Max Wittig joined the U S Army in January and graduated from the Infantry school at Ft Benning Georgia on April 4 after a radio and telegraph course He is now stationed in the Headquarters at Ft Sam Houston Texas.

Chester A. Wittig Max Wittig U. S. Army Ft. Benning Georgia Chester Fort Sam Houston Texas

Schmidt issues hot check for $100 at Kerr Villa car sale

Investigation reveals Schmidt tendered a bad check for 100 dollars to settle a car purchase at Kerr Villa on the day of the sale. The incident centers on a hot check and potential fraud allegations tied to the Kerr Villa transaction.

Schmidt Kerrvilla

We Believe continued from page one

The article notes World War II era events with England fighting Italy, US passing the Lease-Lend bill, and $7 billion in aid. It suggests England would receive all-out support, while small European nations expected strong backing and alliance against the Axis. The Waeglish and war materials were in Greece.

United States Balkan Germany Grecian Balkans England Anthony Eden Greece Yugoslavia Uncle Sam John Bull Europe Africa Turkey Iroq Hitler Suez Canal Britain Cision Italy Mediterranean Waeglish

Slight Increase Shown in 1941 Scholastic Census

The 1941 scholastic census for Fredericksburg Independent School District records 1 048 pupils, up from 1 042 in 1940. Of 1941 pupils, 1 037 were white and 9 were black. among whites 530 were male and 509 female, with ages ranging from six to seventeen across detailed brackets.

Fredericksburg Independent School District Wm. Bruns

Hardware Dealers To Close Friday In Observance Of Good Friday

Fredericksburg hardware firms will close all day Friday April 11 in observance of Good Friday. Advertised closings include Schanduu and Reichenau Kolmeier and Klier Co Stein Lumber Co Mutual Lumber Co Otto Kolmeier Co Kuenemann Hardware Ed Knopp Krauskopf Bros Fredericksburg Implement Co and Hill Country Implement Co.

Fredericksburg Schanduu and Reichenau Kolmeier and Klier Co Stein Lumber Co Mutual Lumber Co Otto Kolmeier Co Kuenemann Hardware Ed. Knopp Krauskopf Bros Fredericksburg Implement Co The Hill Country Implement Co

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