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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1942
Page
7
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The piece urges Gillespie County citizens to participate in the Democratic Primary to support strong national and state leadership. It praises Dan Moody for U S Senate and Charles South for Congress, calls for patriotic duty, and notes praise from L A Woods and Mark McGee regarding war rationing efforts. It ends by stressing school support and continued civic duty.
The report covers Roosevelt awarding a Medal of Honor at the White House and release of attack details. China warns of grave future as Japan plans a bold push in Chekiang while Burma and Yunnan see shifting military focus. The Red Army advances near Kharkov, with German counterattacks near Izyum Barvenkova. A nationwide gas rationing proposal aims to curb rubber loss and oil shipments to western states. Sign War Bond Pledge.
A new eleven member Citizens Committee was appointed with no dissent to handle purchase details and report to local businessmen. Members include Stein Cameron Stehling W Keidel MacFarland Metzger Maier Ries and Kowert as secretary. J L Hollmig of Llano visited Fredericksburg while Ellen and Mildred Borchers hosted in San Antonio during a weekend stay.
State Ranger R L Batte praised member support that helped HCLO close its first year successfully. County Attorney Alex Jung confirmed no cattle theft complaints last year. Alfred Petsch highlighted director work and yearlong challenges faced by the organization. Sign War Stamp Pledge.
Washington keenly watches registration uptake while Texas trails New York in total numbers. A note asks teachers to convey sincere appreciation for their cooperation as there may be no opportunity to thank them in person.
Alfred Petsch began efforts to return to military duty with a 1942 physical. He received orders to report for active service on May 10 at Ft. Sam Houston, but the assignment was countermanded and he was told to report again. Petsch, a Gillespie civic leader, chaired major fund drives and relieved duties as columnist for the Standard.
The 1950s style graduation program ended with Verdie Holly earning the top honors and Marjorie Henke the second highest grades. Jerry Durden Jr. led the boys as top achiever while Norman Rech presented funds for a flagpole. Rev Waller Jost delivered the benediction as the FHS Band played.
May bond sales page lists numerous sponsors and contributors including Standard Motor Company Dolezal Motor Co Hill Country Creamery Palace Theatre Western Auto and many others such as Nimitz Hotel Palace Liquor Store Sunnyside Liquor Store City Radio Electric Co Stehling Electric Co and Fredericksburg Publishing Co.
The new rule requires posting a list of sale items with their ceiling prices at the local rationing board office in the Courthouse basement. Cost of living items lists are due by June 1 and other non exempt items by July 1, 1942. The wool crop for 1942 is estimated at about 402.9 million pounds, potentially setting a cash income record, with prior highs noted in 1918 and 1948.
The Civilian Defense Protective Organization reports a strong turnout from city and rural residents for four educational films shown at the Longhorn Theatre on Saturday night. The audience packed the venue for several screenings and received the programs well.
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