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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1945

Page

14

Bretton Woods Plan Passes House. Senate Consideration Looms

The Bretton Woods proposal clears the House 345 to 18 and awaits Senate action. It creates the International Monetary Stabilization Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development with a $9 billion bank capital and $8.1 billion in gold and currency for the stabilization fund. The United States contributes 28 percent, with corresponding voting power, to stabilize currencies and fund reconstruction while preventing economic warfare and costly postwar mistakes. Washington visitors include Forrest Kyle and Mayor Earl Medcalf, among others, discussing water projects and naval ties amid graduation and wedding ceremonies at Annapolis.

Bretton Woods Senate House San Francisco International Monetary Stabilization Fund International Bank For Reconstruction and Development International Bank Washington Forrest Kyle Bangs Brown County Earl Medcalf Chase Switzer Bang D. A .Bryant E. M. Brewster Goldthwaite Brewster Sons Academy Francis Behrend San Angelo Robert Mott Denver Louise Behrend Ann and Weldon St. Mott Marine School Quantico Pacific

Gas Windshield Stickers No Longer Needed

After today eligible B gasoline holders with occupational driving over 475 miles a month may apply for an increase to 650 miles. Otto Kiehne, Gillespie County War Price and Rationing Board chair, orated with B W Johnson of the San Antonio district Office of Price Administration on varying increases by need. C, A and BY stickers become unnecessary as B coupons will be issued on renewal. If current B ration expires within 30 days after application, additional coupons cover the 90 day period. If it does not expire within 30 days, extra coupons are issued for the remaining period.

Otto Kiehne Gillespie County Kidine

Gillespie Ranchman Sentenced for Threatening Letter

Raymond F. Kuhlmann a Gillespie County rancher was sentenced to 13 months in a penal institution by Judge Charles A Boyton in Austin federal court on a charge of mailing a threatening letter to a Fredericksburg draft board member last Saturday.

Raymond F. Kuhlmann Gillespie County Fredericksburg Kuhlmann Charles A. Boyton Austin

Harper Helping Hand Club Plans Summer Activities

The Harper Helping Hand Club met at Mrs. A. C. Wender's home with members and two visitors. They voted to sell pies at the WOW rodeo and to solicit donations for the cemetery fund. Raising chickens was discussed as a future activity.

A. C. Wender Albert Lange Walter Jungman Charles Rogers Floyd Boatright Roy Jones Dave Butler Hilary Bierschwale J. R. Bierschwale James Custer Oscar Albert Alice Burton Brown Kerrville

Standard Serves As Good Will Envoy Makes Texan Of Former New Yorker

A letter from Sgt. L. G. Armstrong in the Pacific shows a former New Yorker now praising Fredericksburg Texas. He explains choosing Fredericksburg after reading local papers and notes Perry Woerner as a town booster, the region’s space and scenery, and friendly locals. He mentions familiar town figures and venues, ending with his growing appreciation as he reads about the community. Continued on Page 4, Sec. 2.

Far Pacific Fredericksburg L. G. Armstrong Pacific Perry Woerner Chas. Woerner Here New York City N. Y Texas Perry Durst Bracher Father Wolf Palace Cherry Springs Engle’s Hall Woerner Schoenewolf Kraus Kallenberg’s

New Canning Sugar Quotas Issued in San Antonio District

The San Antonio WPA district allocates canning sugar quotas by county based on remaining rationed sugar after May issuances. Otto Kiehne, chairman, and J Kenneth Black explain quotas reflect whole year 1944 rationing and aim for fair distribution amid a temporary re issuance after a week’s suspension.

San Antonio Kiehne

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Our U. S. War Department Bureau of Public Relations Tokyo Chemical Warfare Service Galveston Houston Breweries, Inc Galveston, Texas Paul Pfiester E. Main St Gillespie Buck Steiner Joe Bessler Buck Robinson Travelers Cafe Mammoth Street Parade Harper Helping Hand Club Mattie Rogers Harper
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