1951 Traffic Toll: 9,470 Pedestrians Killed in U S
In 1951 a total of 9,470 pedestrians died in traffic accidents across the United States reflecting the era's rising motorization and urban hazards. The figure highlights the danger to walkers amid increasing vehicle use. The data point underscores public safety concerns and calls for pedestrian protection measures nationwide.
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U. S
Traffic deaths top thirty seven thousand in a year
Last year 37,100 Americans died in traffic crashes, highlighting ongoing road safety challenges and the impact of vehicle crashes on public health and families nationwide.
Doss School Closing Set Next Saturday
The annual Doss School closing is scheduled for Saturday May 31 starting at 1 30 PM with a student program and a Doss Enderlin ball game. A three act play Rootin Tootin Ranch by High School students follows at 7 30 PM with barbecue and cold drinks on the grounds.
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Doss
Enderlin
Doss Improvement Club
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Emil H. Sauer
Roy Welsch
Fredericksburg
Karl Friedrich
Erwin Segner
Wm Rosenbach
Erwin Friedrich
Wm. Neffendorf
Alfred Durden
Wm. Fritz Sr
Son
Morris Ranch
Junior Music Auditions At Public School Held April 20
The Music Study Club sponsored junior music auditions in the band hall of the public school on April 20. Students across four levels performed memorized pieces sight reading and scales with certificates awarded for individual achievement. Judges labeled performances as excellent good or satisfactory and the club hopes to make this an annual event encouraging higher achievement.
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The
Music Study Club
Kayte Jo Duderstadt
LuEllen Nagel
Kathleen Burg
Bonnie Sue Hein
Cynthia Tally
Mary Margaret Tally
Eric Nagel
Sandra Meier
Joanna Scherer
Olin Weiss
Julia Mae Sultemeier
Elysee Neal
Sylvia Ann Spaeth
Kathleen
Doss Ladies Aid Met On April 17 at Educational Building
The Doss Ladies Aid met on April 17 with Mrs. Otto Strackbein as hostess. The program honored members with birthdays, included scripture reading by Mrs. Edwin BrLaetigam, a talk on The American Indian by Mrs. Richard Kasper, a Psalm and story read by Mrs. Rudolph Becker, and a vocal solo The Holy City by Virginia Evers. Bazaar plans were discussed and a committee appointed. Roll call listed 31 members and two visitors. hostess helpers named.
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Vernell Geistweidt
Henry Bierschwale
Reuben Evers
Benno Evers
Archie Geistweidt
Edgar Geistweidt
Conoco Stations To Feature Line Of Merchandise
Conoco announces a new merchandising program adding tires batteries and auto accessories through 8 000 service stations in 23 states via a deal with B F Goodrich Company. Harry J Kennedy says the integrated non petroleum sales plan is led by J H Snyder with Jack Nemeth as TB A sales head and assistants C J Jameson and Don Ellis.
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Houston
Tex
Continental Oil Company
Harry J. Kennedy
B. F. Goodrich Company
Conoco
Goodrich
Kennedy
Continental
J. H. Snyder
Jack Nemeth
T B.A
Oklahoma City
T.B.A
C. J. Jameson
Kansas City
Don Ellis
Albuquerque
N. M
Ponca City
Oklo
Hospital Patients Undergoing Operations This Week
In the latest hospital news the week’s operations include Max Beyer of Fredericksburg Barbara Itz daughter of Leroy Itz Fredericksburg Mrs Rudolph Hausler Comfort Mrs V E Striegler Kerrville Henry Tatsch Cain City and Mrs Chester Schuch Fredericksburg.
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Max Beyer
Fredericksburg
Barbara Itz
Leroy Itz
Rudolph Hausler
Comfort
V. E. Striegler
Kerrville
Henry Tatsch
Cain City
Chester Schuch
OPS Clinic on May 6 for Fredericksburg eateries
Fredericksburg cafe tavern operators are invited to an OPS price regulation briefing at 8 p m on Tuesday May 6 in the Commissioners Courtroom. OPS specialist T H McDaniel will explain CPR 134 effective April 7. The rule freezes prices at the February 3 1952 peak and requires posted price ceilings for meals items beverages and alcohol. Posters are provided and must be displayed. Eligible operators include cafes taverns cafeterias soda fountains boarding houses catering outfits field kitchens lunch wagons delis and hot dog stands.
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Fredericksburg
Commissioners
T. H. McDaniel
OPS
San Antonio
Ces
Recreation Parlor Opens Under New Owner on Main Street
Louis Gerhard announces the reopening of the Recreation Parlor at 222 E Main, formerly The Domino Hall. Gerhard, longtime Social Turn Verein manager, has remodeled the interior and plans a Saturday opening at 2:00.
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E. Main
Domino Hall
Louis Gerhard
Gerhard
Social Turn Verein
Opening day Dutch lunch served until 5 p.m
A Free Dutch Lunch will be served on opening day until 5 p.m. at the designated venue, offering guests complimentary meals during the initial hours. The event aims to attract attendees and showcase available facilities.
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Wilde
Scouts Exhibition at Court House Park May 3
The Boy Scouts and Cubs of Gillespie County plan a free exhibition of handmade items at Court House Park on Saturday May 3 from 2 to 5 p.m. The event aims to be an interesting showing for visitors and is promoted by Stehling Bros.
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Boy Scouts and Cubs
Gillespie County
Courthouse Park
Stehling
Stenmling Bros
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H & H Master Chef
Pillsbury
Harry Wairmund Doss
Gold Motor Company
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Henry J
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Manhattan
Doss Ladies Aid
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Betty Hartford
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