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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1950
Page
9
The piece lauds Martin Dies for warning of Communist influence in 1930s labor and government and frames critics as fools. It recalls Dies’s past assertions about Stalin, the labor movement, and un-American activities hearings as vindicated by history. It predicts Dies will be hailed as a true American statesman.
Dr. George Baker at the Texas Press Association convention in Ft Worth outlined six marks of a normal person. He cited employment, social relations, self criticism, empathy, the ability to play, and a sound philosophy of life as key traits.
Colonel Homer Garrison Jr of the Texas Department of Public Safety warned the July 4th weekend could be the deadliest in state traffic history. He estimated 36 fatalities over the four days and urged strict speed limits, careful passing, full attention, vehicle checks, rest stops, and prudent driving to reduce risk.
The piece praises Governor Dan Moody and Allan Shivers for protecting voters rights, denounces party committees' overreach, and lauds Martin Dies for confronting un American activities. It notes Roosevelt era opposition and portrays Dies as a steadfast patriot of courage and public duty.
Fredericksburg notes from June 29 1927 record obituaries travels and social visits and mention the Fredericksburg Giants beating the Boerne White Sox 3 to 1 with Seguin set to visit next Sunday. Includes lists of locals at services parks and family visits and mentions 33 years ago in 1917.
Miss Gilbert the school principal escaped a crash when a newspaper blown by careless drivers covered her windshield. Sheriff Harper urged caution suggesting a talk over supper at Andy's rather than charges. He says the event shows road littering and careless driving are common today.
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