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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
2
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Drivers License Law To Affect All Motorists
The House approved a drivers license bill affecting about two million Texans. Licenses renew without examination with fees 50 cents private operators two years 1 dollar commercial 3 dollars chauffeurs. License numbers 1 to 450,000 expire end 1941 renewal dates staggered through 1942. Minimum age 16, with 14 possible by county judge recommendation. Violators may have permits suspended with county court appeal, reexamination possible, and accident reporting required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Corporation Court
Public Safety Department
Safety Department
It Happened Continued from Page 1 Pact and War Prep
The article reports on a five year neutrality pact hailed as epoch making and aiding Japan in southern ambitions while China remains a problem. It notes signatories Japan and Russia and cites Hopkins to head the U S lend lease program. It also quotes War Secretary Stimson on possible war outside American shores and the need for readiness in varied theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Yasuke Matsuoka
Molotoff
Russia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Hopkins
U. S
Commerce
Stimson
Ameri
St Marys School Program Includes German Class Play
The program features songs and playlets by classes, with the third grade German class performing Der Erste Schultag featuring nine students. The event closes with selections by the High School Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
General Tires and Tubes Ad Listing
Fred ericksburg Drive In Station advertises tires and tubes under Rubin Crenwelge, proprietor. Local hub for automotive needs with contact details and pricing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg Drive-In Station
Rubin Crenwelge
Hot Fight Looms For Senate Seat In Texas Campaign
Governor W Lee O Danial warned that unless lawmakers pass five core bills he will not decide on running in the forthcoming special election to fill the late Morris Sheppard seat. He listed five objectives including tax raises for social programs, deficit spending ban, stronger budget powers, poll tax abolition for primaries, and replacing the death penalty with life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
W. Lee O'Daniel
United States
Morris Sheppard
House of Representatives
Sheppard
County Schools Receive Rural Aid Checks From State
The County received a state warrant of 1234 dollars to be split between Willow City and Harper Schools to help cover transportation costs. Harper got 1087.02 dollars and Willow City 134.64 after discount. Nebo and Willow City had prior salary aid of 76 and 46 dollars respectively. More rural aid funds are expected as they become available from the state legislature appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow City
Harper
Nebo
Albdart Petermann
Peanut Program Meetings Set For Various Sections
County meetings explaining the new peanut program and a referendum set for April 26 were announced by AAA Secretary Dorman Sell. First meeting was at Knapp School on Wednesday night April 16, with subsequent sessions at Eckert School Weinheimer's Hall Stonewall April 21 Fredericksburg Courthouse April 23 and Liveoak School April 25 all starting at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman Sell
AAA
Knapp School
Eckert
Weinheimer’s Hall
Stonewall
Fredericksburg
Liveoak
We Believe- Candidates must state positions clearly
Citizens of Texas urge Senate candidates to speak plainly about war or peace. They demand honesty and straight language to avoid misunderstanding and let voters decide which stance aligns with their views and the nation’s future. They emphasize fairness and candor in this critical hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Noth
South
Central America
Texas
America
United States
Bank opening draws state and national bankers to Gillespie County
Brady the State Banking Commissioner estimated deposits would reach 109 815 on opening day. Tom Carr of Gillespie rancher placed third with 110 000. About 500 estimates averaged 135 931 16. Visitors included Claude R. Truitt San Antonio and bankers from Austin San Antonio and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Austin
Tom Carr
Gillespie Rancher
Claude R. Truitt
San Antonio
Morris Hirschfield
Austin National Bank
H. BE. Adams
Fidelity State Bank
W. Eagle
Federal Reserve Bank
E. A. Betz
Bexar County National
Melvin Ruff
American Bankers Association
Texas Bankers Association
Houston National Bank
Doss Rancher Reports White Face Cow Kides Twin Bulls
Max Ellebracht, a rancher from the Doss region, announced this week that a white face cow calved twins, both bulls, and described them as dandies. Fredericksburg Publishing Co. notes a Markwell stapling machine can staple or ping up to 60 sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ellebracht
Doss
Markwell
Fredericksburg Publishing
Crenwelge Estate Awarded 25000 in Doomed Brinkley Case
A federal jury in Little Rock awarded the estate of J F Crenwelge 25000 after a default judgment against Dr. John R Brinkley physician who ran a hospital in Fredericksburg two years ago. The suit sought 236270 for the death of Crenwelge at 76. The ruling is the first of several against Brinkley totaling near 1 million in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
J. F. Crenwelge
Fredericksburg
John R. Brinkley
Crenwelge
Brinkley
Fredericksburg National Bank Closed for San Jacinto Day
The Fredericksburg National Bank will be closed on Monday April 21 in observance of San Jacinto Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg National Bank
Fredericksburg High School Fifth Term Honor Roll
Fredericksburg High School announces the fifth term honor roll. Seniors lead with many names, followed by increases among freshmen and sophomores. Listed honorees include Seniou Marion Wilke Nel lie Whabenicht Louise Jost Frances Kattner Lillian Kott Norma Baethge Annabel Bernhard Lillian Braeutigam Arlene Brehmer Sarah Durden August Eberle Julie Grote Margaret Dietz Marjorie Henke Verdie Houy Lonny Zwiener Louise Grote Douglas Dittmar Lucille Prochnow Victor Rech Tosca Reichenau Edward Stein Betty Watson Dorothy Feuge Dorothy Hahn Eugene Luckenbach Frieda Mae Norman Harry Stiehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Seniou
Marion Wilke
Nellie Whabenicht
Louise Jost
Frances Kattner
Lillian Kott
Norma Baethge
Annabel Bernhard
Lillian Braeutigam
Arlene Brehmer
Sarah Durden
August Eberle
Julie Grote
Margaret Dietz
Marjorie Henke
Verdie Houy
Lonny Zwiener
Louise Grote
Douglas Dittmar
Lucille Prochnow
Victor Rech
Tosca Reichenau
Edward Stein
Betty Watson
Dorothy Feuge
Dorothy Hahn
Eugene Luckenbach
Frieda Mae Norman
Harry Stiehl
Gillespie Navy Youth Visits Relatives in Fredericksburg
Francis Walch a yeoman third class on the U S Maryland arrived in Fredericksburg for a week's visit with local relatives and friends. Walch traveled with Werner Land son of Mr and Mrs Felix Land also from Fredericksburg now in the navy. Land fell ill near Denver and received medical care in the naval unit of Fritzimmons General Hospital. Walch stayed with Land for several days and resumed his journey homeward after his companion began to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Walch
U.S
Maryland
Fredericksburg
Walch
Werner Land
Felix Land
Navy
Bremerton
Washington
Denver
Colorado
Land
Fritzimmons General Hospital
Waleh
Rural Schools Mark Golden Anniversaries and Closings
Rural schools have often existed fifty years or more with White Oak Meuse bach and Knapp among those celebrating anniversaries. The Albert School slated to close June 1 marks its 50th anniversary, though no celebration plan has been announced. A School Closing Calendar with dates and ads for upcoming programs appears on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
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ST. Mary's Program
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mann Silent
Gerald C. Mann
O’danil
Social Security
Crenwelge Estate
FHS
Klein Branch
P. M
Kleinfrankreich
Toi
Baron’s Creek Hall
Vane
Texas Playboys
Pecan Creek
At & P.M
Pilot Knob School
Benede
Mecklenburg Hall
Rin Boys
FORD
Chevrolet
DODGE
Breckenridge
Carpenter
Southern Select
Star Reporter
A. J. Taverner
Galveston
Houston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
A. J. Tavenier
Breckenridge, Texas
Melton Keller
Dist
E. Main St
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