Fragmented OCR Reading Foretells Local Notice
The readable fragments suggest a damaged OCR from a local notice or article. Key names places and dates are unclear, leaving only partial phrases about a notice and possible public action. No coherent event, person, or organization can be reliably identified.
School Closings Schedule for May and June
A list of school closing dates includes Onion Creek May 3 and Crabapple May 3, Squaw Creek May 4, White Oak May 4, Doss May 10, Lower South May 25, Grape Creek May 25 Nebgen and Albert June 1.
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Onion Creek
Squaw Creek
White Oak
Doss School
Luckenbach School
Live Oak School
Bear Creek
Lower South Grape Creek
Nebgen
Selective Service urged to protect registrants' jobs and housing
Texas' Selective Service officials urged registrants to arrange affairs to avoid hardship if rejected at induction. General Page warned of losses like cars, clothes, lodging, and most critically employment. He urged prompt employer notification and moral duty to hold jobs until acceptance or rejection is confirmed.
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Texas
Selective Service
J. Watt
Page
Army
Mason County Sets Fox Bounty Payment
Mason County Commissioners Court authorized a bounty for foxes with $1 for grown foxes and 25 cents for cubs. Payments run from April 1 to December 1, 1941, with scalps requiring affadavits of Mason County capture. The court also deferred road right of way action and noted state highway location plans. Burnet County meanwhile set rattlesnake bounties and wolf and wild cat rewards.
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Mason County Commissioners Court
Mason County News
Mason County
Eight Mills
State Highway Department
Burnet County
Flowers Ornaments Dominate Hats This Spring In 1941
Flowers will be in profusion on hats this spring with tiny tones and turbans, calots and pill boxes piled high with blossoms and ribbon whimsy. Crocheted millinery and hand made looks, bold color contrasts, and fashionable silhouettes redefine chapeaux, while tailored sports hats soften with trims.
Global tensions rise as Yugoslavia shifts stance and strikes ripple
As 17 year old King Peter II assumes government in Yugoslavia, refusing Axis alignment and mobilizing 1.2 million troops, Britain and the U.S. pledge aid. A major naval clash near the Mediterranean sees heavy Italian losses. Domestic strikes widen, hitting Ford River Rouge and Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee with injuries and defense orders valued in hundreds of millions. Roosevelt opposes new curb proposals.
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Yugoslavia
Europe
Hitler
Peter II
Paul
U. S
Balkan
U.S
Ford
River Rouge
Michigan
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers
Kentucky
Presidert
Roosevelt
Monday Night Fire Destroys Car in Fredericksburg
Dewey White of Ainsworth Construction watched his 1939 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan burn after a gasoline can spilled on the exhaust while he transported fuel to company offices at the Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall. Fire Marshall Eric Juenke said the car was totally destroyed but White escaped with minor scratches as the new fire truck’s booster tank aided extinguishing efforts.
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Dewey White
Ainsworth Construction Company
Eric Juenke
White
Fair Grounds Exhibition Hall
Fredericksburg
Firmen
Fredericksburg School Faculty Attend Fun Nite at Hi School
Fredericksburg school staff join students for a Fun Nite event at the high school campus. Attendees enjoy activities and fellowship in a lighthearted community gathering.
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Fredericksburg School
Makeup Key For Spring
Makeup guidance from Gloria Bristol advises matching makeup to clothing for a polished look. For dark colors use a clear red foundation lipstick blue eyeshadow dark brown eyebrow pencil and pink powder. for pastels use bluish lipstick blue-green eyeshadow light brown brows and light cream powder. for browns and warm tones use orange-tinged lipstick brown eyeshadow brown brows and warm sun-toned powder.
Riddle dialogue on age and math humor
A professor and a frosh exchange brainteaser dialogue about age. The frosh asserts age as forty four with a joke about a brother who is twenty two and “half nuts.” The professor asks for proof, prompting the playful math-based response.
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Union
Bombay
Paris
Frosh
Maas Opens New G. E. Showroom In Studke Building
Maas expands GE appliance presence in Fredericksburg with a new showroom in the Studke Building at 143 East Main during an April 4 and 5 opening weekend. The venture, formerly Standard Appliance, adopts the General Appliance Company name and promotes GE lines plus fluorescent lighting. Prizes include a GE roaster with drawings on Saturday evening. entrants must be 18 or older, and winners need not attend.
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Maas
General Electric Appliances
Fredericksburg
Gillespie
Stucke
East Main Street
Standard Appliance Company
General Electric
Mass
General Appliance Company
Radio Stars Impersonated at Fun Nite By Chamber Group
The Jr Chamber of Commerce staged a Fun Nite on April 17 featuring impersonations of popular radio stars. Local participants and supporters attended the community event to raise funds for the chamber’s activities.
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Jr. Chamber of Commerce
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Pecan Creek
Klein Frankreich School
Loyal Valley School
Cherry Spring School
Gillespie County
Peter's Hall
Rocky Hill School
Stonewall
Cave Creek Grapetown
Meusebach Creek
Palo Alto
Albert School
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Germany
Italy
Panama Canal
Mexico
Gloria Bristol
Juliana of
Holland
Schiaparelli
Martha Gellhorn
Ernest Hemingway
Duchess of Windsor
G. E. Showroom
Studke
Sunset Motor Lines
Brady Freight Lines
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
San Angelo
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Woerner Warehouse
Henry Klein
Basse Express
San Antonio — Eckert
Llano
Cherokee
San Saba
Lometa
Lampasas
Fyear Ser Tire
Goodyear Strvice
Norman Bros
General Appliance Co
G-F
America
East Main St