Fredericksburg and Gillespie County Look Back at 1950
Editorial praises local progress in business homes farms and livestock despite drought. It notes setbacks from the international scene but expresses pride in community achievements and urges united effort to make 1951 memorable.
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Outlook for 1951 From a New York Times Crystal Ball
A New York Times writer projects 1951 with higher living costs about six percent under controls. Food should be plentiful, clothes scarce, metal furniture limited, auto output down, gasoline stable in supply but quality may drop. Home-building slows. more jobs expected, including for women. taxes and credit tighten. living standards dip but gains help the lowest income groups.
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Pick Sounds Alarm On U S Agriculture And Water Limits
Major General Lewis A. Pick warned in Dallas that America risks decadence and losing industrial leadership unless it preserves land and water. He cited crop declines, water use for industry, and the need to trap floodwaters through planning to sustain production and jobs. He urged long term farming and water management to keep the nation prosperous.
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We Believe By Alfred Petsch
A moral appeal argues Americans must act this year to save the nation from decline. It praises Herbert Hoover yet rejects his call to pull back from Europe, defending Atlantic Pact commitments and warning of swift Soviet expansion if the United States withholds aid.
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Return to Washington philosophy urged by Lumberman's editor
Lumberman’s Magazine calls for a revival of George Washington and Jefferson era policies in U S policy as it laments wartime fears and economic woes. The piece argues for friendly relations with all nations and warns against entangling alliances while praising 4 H leader Rev Victor G Schmidtzensky for receiving a gold four leaf clover and the Business and Professional Men's award at Atascosa County event.
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Central Motor Co Repair Service Offer
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We Must Fight Communists Abroad and at Home
A wartime rallying cry declares Uncle Sam as the sole force stopping Communist World Conquest. The speaker urges Americans to be tough, fight as promised, and stand against foreign and domestic threats, insisting the nation can only win by steadfast resolve.
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