Kneese Family Involved In Waco Auto Mishap
Mr and Mrs Ben Kneese along with Mrs Gus Klingelhoefer and their son Sergeant Harold Kneese were in a car crash near Waco on the way to Dallas. The car hit the rear of a gravel truck at an intersection. Mrs Kneese and Mrs Klingelhoefer were lightly hurt and taken to a Waco hospital where they stayed until Saturday. Sgt Kneese, home on convalescent leave from O Reilly General Hospital Springfield Missouri, continued his journey by train from Dallas.
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Harold Kneese
Waco
Dallas
Th Kneese
Kneese
Klingelhoefer
Sgt
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfild
Recovery and Labor Legislation Reflections and Actions
After a three month hospital siege and convalescence I regain full work. The piece notes blood donations for transfusions and gratitude. It discusses labor legislation, the Chase and Case bills, and President Truman's emergency powers amid railway and coal strikes, noting political opposition vows.
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Pres. Truman
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Cio-Pac
Peace Officer Cooperation Lauded After FBI Conferences
San Antonio FBI chief Mr Acers announced a record unity at nine law enforcement conferences across 60 000 square miles. Ninety seven point four percent of agencies were represented with 960 officers from 230 agencies. Texas DPS Captain Fred Olson and Colonel Homer Garrison aided, with fall sessions planned in October and November 1946 at multiple Texas cities.
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San Antonio
Tex
Acers
FBI
Hearne
Waco
Raymondville
Fredericksburg
Llano
Austin
Uvalde
Laredo
Texas Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison
Fred Olson
Texas Rangers
Garrison
Officers elected by Livestock Protective Assn Hill Country
A. L. Cameron was reelected president of the Hill Country Livestock Protective Association at the board meeting after the annual membership meeting last Saturday. Enos Rode was reelected vice president and Ben H. Kneese secretary treasurer. Directors named include Charles Walter Edwin Dittmar Victor Wendel Felix Hahn Alfred Cameron and Fitzhugh Lee with holdover directors Albert J. Dittmar Ben H. Kneese Enos H. Rode Emil E. Petsch and Victor Stahl forming the board for the year. The group voted to set aside funds to aid the sheriff in hiring extra help to prevent stock thefts.
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A. L. Cameron
Hill Country Livestock Protective Association
Enos Rode
Ben H. Kneese
Charles Walter
Edwin Dittmar
Victor Wendel
Felix Hahn
Alfred Cameron
Fitzhugh Lee
Albert J. Dittmar
Enos H. Rode
Emil E. Petsch
Victor Stahl
Spinach and Pickle Price Controls Extended Indefinitely
Frozen and canned spinach excluding certain forms are suspended from price control for an indefinite period. Fresh cucumber pickles and some pickle products also face indefinite suspension. The apricot, native to China, was cultivated before 2000 B C.
Pocket sized typewriter patent echoes old time tech
A compact waistcoat pocket typewriter has been patented while a typical golfer drives off the tee at an astonishing pace two miles per minute.
OPA Allows Bread Milk and Machines Price Increases
The OPA San Antonio District announces higher prices for bread by one cent per pound in most bakeries. Canned milk ceiling prices rise to allow retailers to pass on Washington-approved increases. Business machines including non portable typewriters gain 12 percent over October 1941 due to rising costs.
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Office of Price Administration
San Antonio
San Antonio Opa
Washington
Inlaws and Attorney Enduring Family Snubs
A humorous quip contrasts common phrases about relatives with a punchline about an attorney. The sequence highlights escalating titles from mother in law to attorney at law.
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Ben Kneese
Mrs
Gus. Klingelhoefer
Jas. A. Schmulen
Texas
Helmuth Behrend
Brighten UP
Peter Fox
Brag
Chicago
Paul Pfiester
Fredericksburg, Texas
Ised
Wes
O. C. Fisher
Senate Committee On Labor
House Committee On Labor
United States
Giddings
Temple
Harlingen
Boerne
Lampasas
Carizzo Springs
Livestock Protective Ass'n
China
Art Rowert
la Mesa
Cafe
Ahrens & Burrer
Aaeticon
Scientific American
Gopyright
JV Clarke
Farmall Tractors
International Trucks
Felix Heep
W. HL. Weinheimer
Albert Ruegner
John Roesenbach
Hugo Klein
Edgar Kolmeier
Adolph Loth and
Frwin Land
Emil Langehennig
Albert J. Kruse
Albert Langehennig
The
Hill Country Livestock Protective Ass'n
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie, Ind
YSARS
Requior
Galveston
Houston Brewerill, Inc
Lexan
E. Main St
Sarl
Alance
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
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