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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1952

Page

9

Texans weigh special session to revise auto inspection law

Editorial argues lawmakers push for a special session to rewrite the state inspection act. Rep. Joe Pyle says the act was meant as safety reform but has grown out of control. The piece estimates at least $1 per car for 350,000 vehicles, plus repairs, funding patrols and stricter enforcement as possible outcomes.

Texas Joe Pyle Fort Worth State Highway Patrol San Angelo

Its Big Government Critics Weigh In On Government Woes

During a congressional recess Senator Millikin cites constituents concerns about corruption taxes waste and Korea while a Mississippi Democrat notes the lack of plan to win the war balance the budget or reform Washington. The Wall Street Journal warns the federal machine is running out of control as Truman prepares next year’s appropriations.

Sen Millikin Colorado Korea Mississippi Washington Wall Street Journal Truman Congress Congressional House Senate

Johnson City Pioneer George Summy Dies at 75

George W. Summy aged 75 died at his ranch near Johnson City after a long Blanco County life. Funeral services were held at Croft's Funeral Home with Rev. D. G. Hardt officiating. Burial followed in Masonic Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters and two sons. A month earlier his daughter Prebble Summy died. Local notices mention other residents and a separate accidental death of Fentress Clayton near San Marcos.

George W. Summy Johnson City Blanco County Croft G. Hardt First Methodist Church Prebble Summy Masonic Cemetery Fred Mogford Alton Burchett San Antonio Charlie Hobbs Edgar Moreland H. Klappenbach Otho Summy Jude Summy Guy Summy Garnet Summy California Fentress Clayton San Marcos Calyton Neil Rountree Austin Fritda Arrington Babe Arrington George Gipson Opal Ray Bill Hirsch Arlene G. J. Bryan Texaco Alvie Kennedy Fred Danz Tobin of Harper J. R. Hunnicutt Malcolm Haley Emma Haley Cecil Presnell Mary Stevenson Live Oak County Howard Casparis Burnet Casparis U. S. Army J. C Missouri Lee B Germany G. A Cammack Alton Houston Carroll Wilson G. A. Cammack Ruth Wall Blanco

Pedernales Philosopher Questions Industrial Progress

The Kerr Route farm writer argues that progress and industrialization are not essential to value, praising self sufficiency while noting lack of local bomb or car factory activity. He critiques the idea that a region must produce all goods to be modern, warning about transportation and coastal advertising.

Pedernales Johnson Grass Kerr South Washington New York Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Vermont Pittsburgh Henry Grady Atlanta Constitution Carthage B. C Kerr Route Cleveland

Price Daniel to Reveal Political Intentions on Monday

Texas attorney general Price Daniel will announce his 1952 political plans in a statewide radio address Monday evening January 21 at 7 30. Governors Shivers bid for reelection stirs debate on Daniel's possible run for Senate. Daniel is known for his fights against organized crime and against federal efforts to seize Texas tidelands from the Public School Fund.

Austin Price Daniel Texas Shivers Daniel United States Senate Capitol Senate Texas Tidelands Texas Public School Fund

Fredericksburg Bank to Close Saturday for Lee Birthday

The Fredericksburg National Bank will be closed Saturday January 19 in observance of Robert E. Lee's Birthday.

Fredericksburg National Bank Robert E. Lee

Coon Hunting Passion Drives Squaw Creek Youth

The community young men and boys prize coon hunting with many owning hounds and claiming furs. nights bring baying hounds and quiet darkness as anticipation rises. PTA event at Morris Ranch featured 35 mm and 16 mm projectors with Edna and Ernestine Crenwelge. Squaw Creek school mid term exams run through Wednesday the 16th. Local families, the Stehlings and Sieckmanns, visited Harper and San Antonio for events including the Senja Henie Ice Revue.

Edna Crenwelge PTA Morris Ranch Ernestine Crenwelge Squaw Creek Henry Stehling Roman Stehling Harper Albert Sieckmann Mis Meta Spaeth San Antonio

Letter Expresses Frustration Over Local Commerce and Distribution

The writer laments reliance on others to process crops into usable goods. He explains that he can harvest cotton and wheat but cannot manufacture further, stressing a sense of communal or logistical dependency. The closing signs with “Yours faithfully, J. A.” imply a personal, domestic letter.

J. A

Central Motor Co Promises Quality Auto Repairs

Our shop has the necessary equipment and the experienced men who can do a first class job of repairing on any model or make car. Call on us today. All work guaranteed.

Central Motor CO

Bading Becomes Porter-Cable Key Man for Fredericksburg Area

Lorenz F. Bading of Gillespie County Lumber Co. in Fredericksburg Texas has completed the Porter-Cable instruction and exam earning expert status on a broad line of electric woodworking tools. He is appointed Porter-Cable Key Man, directing instruction and promotion for SpeedHade and Guild tools and serving as the central information source for the area.

Lorenz F. Bading Gillespie County Lumber Co Fredericksburg Texas Porter-Cable Machine Company Syracuse New York Porter-Cable Bading Porter- Cable

Llano County Births Fall as Deaths Rise in 1861 and 1959

Llano County records show 1861 had 38 births and 55 deaths, while 1959 saw 46 births and 40 deaths. Of 1951 deaths, four were under 40, 35 were over 70, including 19 above 80 and 40s, 90s, with the oldest at 93 years.

Llan

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