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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1941

Page

5

Palace presents Rookies On Parade and Santa Fe Marshal double feature

The Palace offers a two part program starting August 29 with Rookies On Parade a musical about soldier life featuring Bob Crosby Eddie Foy and Marie Wilson. The second half Santa Fe Marshal Hopalong Cassidy star William Boyd leads a gang pursuit to recover a silver mine payroll.

Bob Crosby Eddie Foy Marie Wilson Santa Fe Hopalong Cassidy William Boyd Hoppy Russell Hynden Hopalong Lucky Alvin Kensing

Fredericksburg Opens New Federal Postoffice Building

A dedication program celebrated Fredericksburgs new 75000 dollar Federal Postoffice on S Crockett Street with officials including Congressman Charles L South and Postoffice Inspector C W Long. Construction began December 9 1940 with a 75000 dollar allotment and the building encompasses a 62 by 62 foot footprint on 180 by 180 foot lot featuring a modern lobby 640 lock boxes and a full basement.

Fredericksburg S. Crockett Street Charles L. South C. W. Long Dallas United States Postoffice Department Dan Quill San Antonio Texas National Postmaster’s Association R. W. Klingelhoefer Gillespie J. C. Boyd Construction Company Federal Public Building Administration Supervising Architect Public Buildings Administration Post Office Department Post Office West Main South Crockett Streets Financial Department Federal Post Office

National Campaign Urges 100 Percent American Cotton Use

L. J. Cappleman of the Surplus Marketing Administration leads a cooperative campaign with the National Cotton Council to boost domestic cotton use. With exports falling, 12 million plus bales in surplus, the drive urges Americans to buy 100 percent American cotton goods to support producers, processors, and national security.

L. J. Cappleman Surplus Marketing Administration U. S. Department of Agriculture Mr. Cappleman National Cotton Council America United States Cotton Trades Industry Cappleman

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