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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1937

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Washington Digest on General Motors Strike Costs and Lessons

The piece argues workers have duties with rights such as unionizing and striking. It reports the GM and CIO settlement after a major strike, noting neither side won and the American people lost. It cites about one hundred million dollars in wages lost by workers and income losses for GM stockholders, dealers, and salesmen.

General Motors Corporation Murphy Michigan General Motors John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization American Federation of Labor Labor A. F. of L Roosevelt

1937 Agricultural Conservation Program details and background

The 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program offers farmers subsidies to improve soil fertility through base calculations for cotton, peanuts, and all feed crops. Payments cover both yield reductions and soil building practices, with bases defined by historical averages and legume sudan composition. The article also discusses broader settlement talks and labor relations tied to General Motors and Governor Murphy, indicating political stakes around enforcement and policy direction.

Sudan

Three Prison Terms Given in District Court

Three defendants pleaded guilty as district court opened. Judge Raymond Gray imposed concurrent two year terms for F. C. Bush forging four checks, Clemens Haun forging three checks, and Marvin Bates forging a fictitious name to a check. Bates received four years with the sentence suspended due to his youth, about 17. The court adjourned for the week with civil actions including Bank of Fredericksburg versus Metzger garnishee for 33 dollars and Weinheimer versus Hahne for debt and fees, among others.

Raymond Gray F. C. Bush Clemens Haun Marvin Bates Gray D. J. Hoerster Bank of Fredericksburg Richard Metzger Garnishee Adolf Weinheimer A. J Hahne

Parade Of Progress Tours Fredericksburg In Motor Caravan

The General Motors Parade of Progress caravan rolled through Fredericksburg on Wednesday morning escorted by state patrolmen. A 59‐man crew drove 24 trucks and 11 passenger cars, showcasing GM models en route from San Antonio to San Angelo with stops Feb 26 to Feb 28.

General Motors Fredericksburg Joseph Devers San Angelo San Antonio

Fredericksburg FFA Entry Wins At Junction Show

Malcom Friedrich of Fredericksburg High School FFA won high point indi vidual with 480 of 600 at the Junction livestock judging contest. Kerrville placed third and Fredericksburg fourth. Harper tied for first in team judging and won after a coin toss.

Malcom Friedrich Fredericksburg Junction Friedrich Harper Kerrville Kimble County Future Farmers of America FFA Frederick Fuhrmann Hugo Jung Albert Reichenau David Neffenoff Erwin Schlaudt M. P. Vannoy

Rep. Buchanan Dies Suddenly in Texas Heart Attack

Congressman J. P. Buchanan of the Austin District died late Monday night after several days illness. His body was sent from Washington Wednesday night to Brenham Texas for funeral services to be held Friday.

J. P. Buchanan Austin Washington Brenham Texas

Wilburn Win doms celebrate silver wedding at Hilda home

Mr and Mrs Wilburn Win dom marked their silver wedding anniversary at their Hilda area home Sunday with a gathering of local relatives attending the celebration.

Wilburn Windom Hilda

Europe unites to monitor Spain borders and arms flow

Twenty six European nations pledged to watch Spain's frontiers for war matériel. A system of warships and border guards would deter shipments to the insurgents in Aragon and Madrid. The week also saw air raids on Valencia and Madrid battles. In Berlin, Werner von Blomberg urged reconciliation and cited German WWI sacrifices.

Spain Aragon Iro de Llanos Malaga Madrid Aragon Wall Valencia Berlin Germany Marschall Werner von Blomberg Reich

Health Inspector Arrives to Probe Fredericksburg Sanitation

Mr. R H Weiss of the State Health Department arrived Tuesday to begin a thorough investigation of sanitary conditions in Fredericksburg. He will inspect both business and residential districts and later submit a detailed report with recommendations for correcting faults.

R. H. Weiss State Health Department Fredericksburg

We Believe on Court Membership and Separation of Powers

We endorse the stance from the last issue while recognizing the week’s developments. The President’s aim to expand the Supreme Court appears to seek control over constitutional decisions to sustain his New Deal agenda. This threatens independent judicial power and the three-branch system. Continued on page 4, Col. 4.

Supreme Court Legislatre Judicial

Grand Jury Returns Eight Indictments For Forgery

Gillespie County grand jury at the February term returns eight bills of indictment for forgery. Defendants include Clemens Haun alias James Bell and James Withers, and F C Bush in multiple counts. Bailiffs Karl Klaerner Laurence Burrer and Hubert Kott served during the term.

Gillespie County State of Texas Clemens Haun James Bell James Withers F. C. Bush Marvin Bates Grand Jury Karl Klaerner Laurence Burrer Hubert Kott

Fire Nearly Destroys Fredericksburg Home on Ufer Street

Fire destroyed seven rooms of J. J. McEwen’s house after an oil stove exploded in the bathroom early Monday. Mrs. McEwen alerted responders by smelling smoke at the breakfast table. Firefighters could not enter as flames spread rapidly despite water from the city system. Property damage estimated at 2000 to 2500 dollars. owned by Henry Franz Sr. estate and partially insured.

J. J. McEwen Ufer Street Fredericksburg McEwen

Texas Senate defeats child labor amendment

Ratification of the child labor amendment was defeated by the Texas Senate on Tuesday morning by a 19 to 10 vote after a short debate. The house previously favored the amendment, but will not vote as it stands defeated in the Senate. Senator E. M. Davis of Brownwood voted against the measure.

Texas Senate House Senate E. M. Davis Brownwood

Texas Exes Banquet Planned for March 2

A Gillespie County UT Ex-Students group will host its annual Texas Independence Day banquet on Tuesday March 2 at 8 PM in the Hotel Nimitz. Reservations via association president H. H. Sagebiel. Ex-students from other colleges invited. an Austin UT official will attend.

Pres. H. H. Sagebiel University of Texas Gillespie County Nimitz H. H. Sagebiel Austin

Fredericksburg Bank to Close on Texas Independence Day

Fredericksburg National Bank will observe Texas Independence Day on Tuesday March 2 and will remain closed. Miss Laura Schmidtzensky, recently treated at Wichita Falls Clinic Hospital for a severe flu attack, is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Schmidtzensky.

Fredericksburg National Bank Laura Schmidtzensky Wichita Falls Clinic Joe Schmidtzensky

Old Timers Recall the Harsh Winter of 1882

The Harper district recalls winter of 1882 as the toughest, led by Tom Harlan who arrived in 1881 with 1500 sheep. A cold spell froze all forage, scattering stock. of 1200 sheep perished, leaving only 300 survivors after Jack Frost’s siege.

Jim Tom Harlan Harlan Harper Jack Frost

Red Cross Thanks Gillespie County for Flood Relief Donations

The American Red Cross thanks Gillespie County citizens for contributions aiding Ohio and Mississippi Valley flood relief. Letters from Red Cross officials acknowledge $693.25 from Fredericksburg and Gillespie County via Louis Jordan Post No. 24 and Fredericksburg Lions Club, with clothing donations also noted and additional cash gifts of $53.50 since.

The American Red Cross Gillespie County Ohio Mississippi Valley American Legion Fredericksburg Lions Club Fredericksburg Ohio and Louis Jordan Post No Red Cross

Range Conservation Program For 1937 Range Conservation

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration outlines a 1937 program for ranchmen and farmers to conserve and improve range land. Methods include deferred grazing contour listing furrowing ridging dams tanks fences fire guards and various eradication efforts. Gillespie County ranchers are urged to learn more as definitions of range land ranch and range livestock are given.

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration U.S

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Washington Digest J. J. Hanus Felix T Hchmann Karoline Beyer Chas Gold Rep Buchanan Gillespie St. Louis
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