China Policy Debate and US Veto Power in UN Security Council
The piece argues the State Department’s China policy has veered toward recognizing Communist China, aided by left wing propaganda. It warns recognition would boost the Soviet veto in the UN Security Council and undermine Nationalist China, urging adherence to principles and strategic interests in Asia.
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State Department
China
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Manchuria
Soviet Russia
Chiang Kai-Shek
Red Army
Japan
Peiping
Russia
Department
Chennault
MacArthur
Philippines
Okinawa
Department of Defense
Britain
United Nations
Security Council
Council
France
the Nation
Chiang
Mae 8
United Nat
Rains End November Drought in Gillespie Hill Country
Charles A. Stone assumes Gillespie County Agriculture Agent duties succeeding Henry Grote. He and wife Charles A Stone III moved to Fredericksburg with Miss Dorothy Koch continuing as secretary. Rains fell Friday and Saturday across the hill country, halting a month long November drought, with totals from .56 to 1.92 inches. Stonewall had the heaviest in several months, aiding winter grains and range grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Stone
Gillespie Co
Henry Grote
Dorothy Koch
Grote
Stone
Falls County
C. D. Stone
Eddy
Texas
Eddy Public Schools
Mr. Stone
Texas A&m
College Station
A&m
Kosse
Limestone County
Wharton
Wharton County
Bastrop County
Bastrop County Agriculture School
Bastrop County Youth Foundation
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Harper
Stonewall
Hye
Alfred Neffendorf
Otto Rahe
Levi Deike
Williams Creek
Tom Carr
White Oak
LCRA
Oswald Eckhardt
Rheingold
Barbecue And Turkey Dinner Honors Wendel Daughters
Miss Madgalena and Ada Lena Wendel were honored on their birthday at the family home with barbecue turkey cake and coffee. relatives and friends included Heimann families Klaehn Wendel Lehne Solbrig Hilburn Kerrville visitors Hopf Gammenthaler Fowler in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madgalena
Adalena Wendel
Lorenz Wendel
Jacob Heimann Sr
Meta
Nora Heimann
Carol
Jake Heimann
Bill Umash
Ernst Dye
Clarence Heimann
Karl Klaehn
Henry Moellendorf
Hy. Wendel
Victor Wendel
Alfred Lehne
Chester Solbrig
Milton Wendel
Alfons Lang
Fred Gammenthaler
Mrs. Allen Fowler
San Antonio
Visitors from Lehane and Rahe families visit Rahe home
Mr and Mrs Alfred Lehane visited Mr and Mrs Hubert Rahe and Mrs Fred Rahe Sunday night. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Robert Maurer.
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Alfred Lehane
Hubert Rahe
Fred Rahe
Robert Maurer
Mao's representatives and the fate of China in world affairs
A fragment argues that including another communist state as permanent in global bodies would amount to accepting a communist world order. The text cites perceptions of China and the United Nations, noting risks to American policy and national stance.
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Mao
China
S. A
District Court News: Nevitt Forgery Guilty Five Years
District Court sessions in Fredericksburg disposed several cases Judge Ferguson presiding. Richard Nevitt pleaded guilty to forgery and received five years in penitentiary. He will await similar charges in Burnet County jail. Civil actions included changes of custody, ages, foreclosures, and adoptions with rulings including adoption of Robert James Kunz and name change to Kunz Grona.
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District Court
Ferguson
Fredericksburg
State of Texas
Richard Nevitt
Nevitt
Burnet County
Lenar O. Birk
June S. Birk
Dallas County
Joe Douglas Stein
Joe Douglas
Walter Weiershausen
Richard Oppelmann
Beatrice S. Trice
Chas. E. Trice
Charlies Reiter
Alvin E. Ford
Robert James Kunz
Robert Grona
Robert James Kunz Grona
Elgin Beckmann
Marscall Klingelhoefer
New Stockbarns Planned For Gillespie Co. Fair
Members of the Agricultural Advisory Committee and the Fair directors met at the fairgrounds Monday to discuss building the new livestock barns. A subcommittee will draft plans this week under Fair President Harry Davis. A unanimous vote favored construction, which will create a versatile livestock exhibit hall and auction arena for stock shows, sales, and varied events at the Gillespie County fairgrounds.
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Fairgrounds
Gillespie Co
Harry Davis
Subscriptions and Dismissed Actions in Local Notices
The Herald lists multiple cases and notices including case dismissals and returned confiscated beverages. Lenar Birk and June Birk face a habeas corpus note. Ellis Nixon and Lorene Nixon divorce dismissed. Sultemeier versus Wasselmann road dispute dismissed. Stark divorce dismissed. Texas Finance Corporation foreclosure on chattel mortgage dismissed. beverages returned to owners upon State request.
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Lenar O. Birk
June S. Birk
Ellis E. Nixon
Lorene Hill Nixon
Theodore A. Sultemeier
Joe Wasselmann
Elsie Stark
Edward Stark
Texas Finance Corporation
Gerald P. Fischer
Deer And Turkey Hunt Continues In Hill Country
Weather remains hot as deer and turkey hunting continues in Gillespie County. Notable captures include Bob Harington's 12 point buck at Walter Solbrig ranch near Harper and Peggy Lehne's 6 pointer on Chas Klaehn ranch. Harvest totals rise in cold-storage plants with 1518 deer and 345 turkeys reported. No hunting violations noted.
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Bob Harington
Palestine
Chris. Lehne
el Paso
Harper
Peggy
Wm. Jones
Ray Jones
Jess Parker Ranch
Dick Kordzik
Almon Kirchhoff
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce
Kordzik
Gillespie County Game & Fish Protective Assn
Stein’s Ice House
G. F. Henke
Wolf Creek
Ad. Heep
Heep
Auxiliary of Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Meet in Kerrville
The Hill Country Chapter of the Women s Auxiliary of the TS&GRA will meet at the Blue Bonnet Hotel Kerrville on Monday December 12 at 3 p m for a Christmas party and a report on the year s activities Plans for the next year will be discussed Mrs J E Cowden president invites all interested ladies to attend.
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Auxiliary of
Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers
Kerrville
Hill Country
Women's Auxiliary
The
Ts&gra
Blue Bonnet Hotel
J. E. Cowden
Rae
Absent-Minded Professor Seeks Haircut Clumsily
A distracted professor enters a barber shop and asks for a haircut. He apologizes for not removing his hat, unaware that ladies are present, prompting a lighthearted exchange about etiquette.
Brown’s Quiet Day Turns Misread Funeral Prank
A humorous exchange reveals a misheard excuse about a grandmother’s funeral. A office boy’s attempt to take the afternoon off leads to a lesson that turns into a failed joke, leaving Brown puzzled and the conversation centered on the misunderstood reason.
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Brown
Is Jim a confirmed bachelor now
A humorous aside notes Jim becoming a confirmed bachelor after sending his photo to a Lonely Hearts Club which replied we are not that lonely. Another passerby, somewhat intoxicated, met a rattlesnake on the road and boasted I was never in better condition though his remark misses a clear connection to events.
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Jim
Harper All Stars To Meet Junction Exes At Park Saturday
Harper All Stars travel to Harper Community Park Saturday night for a six man football showdown with the Junction Exes. The first game, at Junction last Friday, ended 20-12 in favor of Junction amid a large crowd and several former college stars. The Lions Club sponsors proceeds to help fund the Harper FFA and 4-H show, with concessions planned before and during the game.
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Harper All-Stars
Junction Exes
Harper Community Park
Junction
Harper
Worth Howe
Rex Fox
Jack Groff
Harper Lions Club
Felix Lang
Lang
Har High School
Massey
Walker
Neal
C. Whitworth
Wern Howe
Ray Carter
Pat Ayers
Dean Hopf
Roeland Johnson
Denis Nes
Richard Harlan
Former Harper Supt E O Larkin Assessed Two Year Sentence
Ballinger November 29 A 119th Judicial District Court jury found E O Larkin former Lake View Independent School District superintendent guilty of embezzling property valued at 50 or more and sentenced him to two years in the state penitentiary The verdict followed a tense court session with defense attorney Dallas Scarborough challenging the DA and prompting a renewed jury instruction The trial drew about 75 spectators as testimony established a lumber haul from Amarillo to a work site amid the case's contentious proceedings.
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Ballinger
119Th Judicial District Court
E. ©. Larkin
Lake View Independent School District
J. R. Black Jr
Abilene
Dallas Scarborough
Larkin
Black
O.L. Parish
C. Bryant
Winters
O’neal Dendy
Dendy
Scarborough
Court House
Edwin Michie
Amarillo
Michie
Larkins farm lumber deliveries loom in court
Testimony details a 1948 September shipment from Larkins farm near Tuscola with four roof trusses and windows and doors hauled by Michie and others. Witnesses describe lumber moved to Abilene and Winters, and a disputed $800 check used to “straighten out” Larkin’s books, with Briley claiming involvement but lacking buyers.
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Larkin
Tuscola
Amarillo
Michie
Pete Martinez
Three Rivers
Lake View Independent
Martinez
Ke Mendez
Abilene
George Briley
Winters
Briley
Dendy
Dimension Lumber
Dead
Sodality Meeting Notes From November 28 1949
Seventeen members attended the regular Sodality meeting on November 28 1949. Committees reported progress and Catholic Truth noted volunteers to fund Sunday visitors. A Christmas name drawing is planned for December 8 and a Christmas party is being organized. The meeting closed with a prayer by the Prefect.
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Catholic Truth
Housewarming for Mrs J J Cosper in Harper
Members of the Harper Sewing Club surprised Mrs J J Cosper with a housewarming at her new home on Wednesday afternoon November 3 at 2 pm. The table was set in white and decorated with red roses. Ladies served sandwiches cake and punch. Bingo delighted the 23 attendees.
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Harper
J. J. Cosper
Cosper
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Shreveport
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Muscatine
C. E. Peterson
Kiwanis International
Emma Smith
Kiwanis
Lake Caddo
Harold Ash
Karen
E.o.larkin
San Angelo
Wm. Root
Neal B. Fox
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