Exposing The Big Lie The Communists Madison Square rally
The Daily Worker rally at Madison Square Garden is described as a fight for the Bill of Rights by noted Communist speakers. A Hong Kong refugee recounts restrictions under Communist rule and the suppression of religion and speech. The piece argues that socialism leads to poverty and oppression, labeling the movement as the Big Lie.
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Communist Daily Worker
Madison Square Garden
Eisenhower
Daily Worker
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Communist Party
Gus Hall
Howard Johnson
New York State
Leon Wolffy
New York
China
British
Hong Kong
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Benjamin J. Davis
Benjamin Davis
New Doss Boy Scout Officers Elected at Regular Meeting
Officers James Baethge Denis Lange Harold Strackbein and Delano Nixon were named at the Doss troop meeting. Marion Baethge Dayton Solbrig Arthur Moellendorf Clinton Ellebracht Stanley Sauer and Harvey Ellebracht chosen for patrol roles. The group plans to attend the Texas SMU game in Austin on November 4 as ushers and will camp on the Hadeler ranch near Austin. The community mourns Adolf W. died.
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Doss Boy Scout
James Baethge
Dennis Lange
Harold Strackbein
Delano Nixon
Flying Eagle Patrol
Marion Baethge
Dayton Solbrig
Stag
Arthur Moellendorf
Clinton Ellebracht
Stanley Paul Sauer
Harvey Ellebracht
Austin
Henry Baethge Jr
Alfred Baethge
Doss
W. C. Hadeler
Old Buddies Reunite at Ft. Sam Houston Dance Event
Sgt. Joe Whitacker of the 4th Army Band at Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio, appears with Art Koch and his Shadows Dance Orchestra for a Saturday night Jaycee Dance in Peter's Hall. Reunion brings together former band buddy David Hargis and Lorenz Bading.
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Sgt
Joe Whitacker
4Th Army Band
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Art Koch
Shadows Dance Orchestra
Peter's Hall
David Hargis
Sgt. Whitacker
Lorenz Bading
Pleasant Hill Ag Meeting Was Well Attended
The October 6 agricul ture meeting drew a good crowd with songs, neighborly deeds talk, reminiscences of horse and buggy days, tractor talk, and grass range photos. Refreshments followed and plans for a flag display by October 24 were announced. A couple, Willie Rech and Lydia Rech, wed in Fredericksburg September 27 and took a short honeymoon.
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Felix Rech
Louis Lindig
S. S. Mauldin
Edgar Baumann
Willie Rech
Lydia Rech
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Harper PTA Plans Fall Carnival and State Convention Delegates
Harper PTA outlines plans for a fall carnival with district volunteers to gather donations of chickens cakes and prizes. Mrs Felix Rischner reports progress and delegates Mrs Worth Howe and Mrs Clinton Brown are elected to the State PTA Convention at Mineral Wells November 8 9 and 10. The group also votes to sponsor the Harper Cub Scouts. Principal speaker at the October 5 meeting was Supt Neal Rasco.
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Harper Pta
Felix Rischner
Ways and Means
Homer Lee _ Stevens
Klein Branch
Watkins Tarr
Clinton Brown
Wendel Road
Vernon McDougall
Harper
Carl Whitworth
Fred. Whitewood
White Bluff
PTA
Neal Rasco
Singers Pay Tribute To Adolf Hopf At Gebirgs Saengerfest
Adolf Hopf a longtime Freder iksburg bandleader and Arion Male Choir director who died suddenly last week was honored at the 59th Gebirgs Saengerfest in Comfort. The Arion choir performed under Wm. Dietel, and Hopf was remembered by Gus Doerfler before the choir sang.
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Adolf Hopf
Comfort
Frederiksburg
Arion
Hopf
Gus Doerfler
Gebirgs Saengerbund
Robert C. Herbst
Frank Gittinger
Johanna Seidel
Henry Reimer
Secre
Infant fatally run over by car in Menard
David Nelson Braly, 1 year old, was killed instantly Sunday afternoon when an automobile backed over him in front of his home in Menard. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Braly.
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Fredericksburg
Roland Schellhase
San Antonio
Schellhase
Lone Star Gas Company
Comfort
David Nelson Braly
Menard
William Braly
Methodist Men Organized In Johnson City
The Johnson City Methodist men organized a new church group last week and elected Edgar Baumann as president Gilbert Fuchs as vice president H Hyatt as secretary and Otto Sultemeier as treasurer The group set meeting time for the third Monday each month Local residents visited relatives in Johnson City Kerrville San Antonio Fredericksburg and Victoria with several family visits and an operated child noted.
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Johnson City
E. L. Woerner
Fredericksburg
Edgar Baumann
Gilbert Fuchs
H. H. Hyatt
Otto Sultemeier
Elbert Nowotny
Joan
Helen Irene Cammack
Victoria
G. A. Cammack
Preston Morgan
Kerrville
M. A. Wolf
San Antonio
George Burnette
W. E. Stevenson
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George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Boy Scouts
Harry Wahrm
Angeliki
Creece
Helen Keller Institute
Pleasant Hill Ag Meeting
Pleasant Hill
J. F. Cook
Tary
Converse
Salatrillo Liederkranz
Opal Ray Gipson
America
Stein Lumber Company
Levine
Kendall - Hodges
Fredericksburg, Texas
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