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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1947

Page

11

House approves wool program bill amid debate and veto doubts

The House passed the wool support measure 161 to 55, extending the 1946 program through 1948 with possible import fees to curb dumping. The bill faces State Department objections over trade provisions, while Truman signs the Greco Turkish aid bill as part of his doctrine.

House State Department Tariff Commission Truman CCC Senate United Nations Washington

Electric home appliances at Kolmeier & Klier Co

The store features electric water heaters electric irons electric toasters and hot plates. Kolmeier and Klier Co invites shoppers to view the new line of electric household items.

Ben Hur Crippled Children's Clinic Opens Aid in Central Texas

Walter Seaholm outlines free hospital and medical treatment for crippled children under fourteen in Central Texas. The Ben Hur Crippled Children's Clinic in Austin, funded by the Ben Hur Shrine Temple, accepts applicants from Fredericksburg and nearby areas whose families cannot pay. Admission places a child in Brackenridge Hospital for top care and aims to help underprivileged kids lead healthier, active lives.

Ben Hur Crippled Children’s Clinic Austin Walter Seaholm Fredericksburg Mr. Seaholm Ben Brackenridge Hospital George Sims A. H. Swanson Ben Hur Temple Emmett Banknight Skippy Evans

Joe Haufler laid to rest at Comfort

Funeral services for Joe Haufler were held at Schaetter and Lindner Funeral Home in Comfort led by Rev J E Fuller. Interment followed at Comfort Cemetery after a service in Comfort. Haufler died in San Antonio on May 26 born February 14 1886 in Boerne. He married Erna Kott on August 24 1919. Survivors include one son a grandchild four brothers and four sisters.

Joe Haufler Schaetter and Lindner Comfort J. E. Fuller Robert Herbst Comfort Cemetery Mhaufler San Antonio Boerne Erna Kott Milton August Arthur Walter Haufler Willie Haufler Kerrville Anna Ammann New Braunfels Walter Epperson Alma Heyland Edgar Steves

Adlerika Tone Up Laxative Promises Gentle Digestive Help

If you feel run down from poor digestion Adlerika offers a gentle stimulant to sluggish intestinal muscles. The improved formula aims to relieve gas pressure and move waste matter through the alimentary canal quickly and pleasantly. Order from your druggist with cautious use as directed.

Nature

Advantages of Nurses Training Program for High School Girls

Miss Amy Burrows, Director of Nurses at the Medical and Surgical Memorial Hospital School of Nursing San Antonio, invites fall registration. The program offers a three year scientific education, room and board, uniforms, and textbooks free, with weekends off and vacations.

Amy Burrows Medical and Surgical Memorial Hospital School of Nursing San Antonio Burrows

J M Lamb Named New Vocational Instructor Here

Mr J M Lamb formerly with the Veterans Vocational Training Program in Gatesville arrived to take the Gillespie County Veterans Training Program instructor post. He will teach distributive education with a background in sales and personnel work. The Lambs traveled with their son and originate from Asherton Texas.

Texas Bureau of Research In Education By Radio University of Texas J. M. Lamb Veterans Gatesville Gillespie County Lamb

Regents Award $10,000 in UT Fellowships for 1947 48

The board of regents awarded UT students fellowships and scholarships totaling 10 000 dollars for the 1947 48 session. Four advanced fellowships of 800 each were given, four of 600 each, and 11 400 in scholarships.

University of Texas Board of Regents

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