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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1951

Page

10

Keeping a Family Inventory for Insurance Claims

Editorial advises families to maintain an itemized inventory of durable goods and important papers to ease losses from fires storms or theft. Two formats are suggested a loose-leaf notebook or a card file with updates for new and disposed items and major expenditures. keep one copy at home and another in a bank safety deposit box.

Gladys Darden Texas A & M College Extension Service Miss Darden Darden America Fisher Chevrolet

Free enterprise coal gains in US growth while Britain lags

The piece argues that US coal mining shows rapid private sector expansion with 220 large mines and 280 million tons annual capacity, while Britain under nationalized control posts a 1949 decline from 1939 production and higher absenteeism. It credits private management for mechanization and research leading to efficiency gains.

Britain England United States

Lack of Courage Sparks San Antonio Judges On Divorces

A San Antonio reporter chats with District Court Judges who blame a lack of courage in today’s generation for rising divorces. They cite haste to marry, unprepared partners, and neglect of religious vows as key factors while noting some couples split after little time together. The piece closes with a maxim about effort and action.

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We Believe By Alfred Petsch on War Strategy and Tax Policy

Editorial opinion argues for strong US leadership in World War II style unity with Truman as the decisive figure. It calls for high war taxes, price and wage controls, and abolition of labor strikes to sustain the defense program while noting political debates over taxation and social welfare.

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Community Notes From Johnson City District

Local brief items list residents and visitors in Johnson City Texas including George Stevenson in Caldwell on business. Gipson killed a large bobcat on his ranch near Johnson City. Jerry Casparis volunteers for the Air Corps. Numerous visits and travels by residents to San Antonio Seagraves Lackland Field and other Texas towns.

George Stevenson Caldwell Texas M. B. Gipson Johnson City Jerry Casparis A. H. Casparis Air Corps Carroll Wilson San Antonio G. A. Cammack R. B. Richie Seagraves John Taylor Marble Scott John Lengefeld M. A. Wolf Jerry Lackland Field Orwin Ahrens Sandy W. A. Woods Howard Edgeworth Elizabeth

Buick Act Prompts War Tax Plans Page 1

Wartime funding is demanded through higher taxes to pay for preparations. The message warns that without earnest, diligent effort, the country risks destruction and Stalinist slavery. The Buick Act is referenced on Page 1 Section 2.

New Typewriter Debuts at Fredericksburg Publishing

A revolutionary new design promises amazing speed with over a dozen typing aids. The Fredericksburg Publishing Company unveils the latest model emphasizing efficiency and ease of use for newsroom work.

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Lt Floyd Grona Assigned to 5th Infantry Division

Lt Floyd W Grona of Fredericksburg moved to Camp Polk Louisiana this week for duty with the 5th Infantry Division now in training. He arrived from Camp Chaffee Arkansas after an ROTC commission at Texas A&M College. The 45th Infantry Division served 511 combat days in World War II across eight campaigns and four amphibious operations. Maj Gen James C Etyron commands the Thunderbird division at Camp Polk.

Camp Polk Floyd W. Grona Fredericksburg Grona Camp Chaffee Arkansas Texas A & M College 45Th Infantry Division James C. Etyron Hobart Okla

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Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Fredericksburg Publishing Company, Inc Alfred Petsch Max Bierschwale Arthur H. Rowert Chicago Seattle New York San Francisco Gillespie Arthur H. Kowert Joe Molberg Werner Moehr Marcus Wehmeyer Rampion Barrow Atlee Gene Lochte FFA Hampshire Atlee Gene Guenther Lochte Werner J. Ruff Jim Ruff Here Calif Long Kaiser's Buick F. W. Grona Louisiana H. Welge Lewis P. O Jaycees Elmo Baethge Kent Turkey Johnson City, Texas U.S Hein Main
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