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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
4
Russia could conquer Asia if China falls to Soviets
A.B. Light argues the Far East danger lies in Soviet expansion through China. He warns that Soviet control of 4 million square miles and 450 million people would—via China— threaten Malaya, Burma, Indonesia, the Philippines, and India, sever US Pacific trade, end Alaska’s security, and place Tokyo at risk. He urges immediate action to prevent China falling to Communist or Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
China
Malaya
Burma
Indonesia
Philippines
India
Russia
Asia
United States
Pacific
Hawaii
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Manchuria
Siberia
MacArthur
Tokyo
Bataan
Alaska
Yalta
Kurile
Aleutian
Bering Sea
States
Laska
Peri
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Minutes and Party Plans
The Legion Auxiliary met Monday December 6 at the Legion hall. Minutes were read and approved. Fourteen members answered roll call. New bylaws were read. Venetian blinds are being ordered for the well time party set for Friday December 10. Leo Klein and others presented topics and gifts were carved after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Legien
Supper and Carnival Sponsored by PTA a Big Success
The Harper PTA event at the school last Saturday served about 500 plates and hosted carnival games in school rooms. Net proceeds likely between 500 and 1,000 dollars will fund the PTA school fund. Weather was perfect and merchants of Harper and Fredericksburg were thanked for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Harper and Fredericksburg
Cold Weather Keeps Deer and Turkey Brought to Storage Low
Reports from Gillespie County storage plants show about 100 deer and 25 turkeys added since last week, with totals reaching 1201 deer and 249 turkeys since opening season on Nov 16. No violations or hunting incidents were reported by authorities during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie Co
Gillespie County
Stein’s
Turkey
Harper Locker
Cash Produce
Wille
Ize
Game Warden Act
Bob Loth
Harper High Lob City to Center Point for opener
Harper High School basketball team travels to Center Point for the season opener. Coach Rex Fox says workouts have focused on outdoor dirt practice while awaiting a new gym. Team members include C. D. Jung Ray Carter Wesley Sageser Dennis Neal Clark Bierschwale Charles Neal Jackie Eathorne Elbert Schmidt Carol Walker and others as eight town district rivals are named for forthcoming meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper High School
Center Point
Rex Fox
Harper Cagers
C. D. Jung
Ray Carter
Wesley Sageser
Dennis Neal Clark Bierschwale
Charles Neal
Jackie Eathorne
Elbert Schmidt
Rites Held Saturday In Kerrville For Frank Harper
Frank J. Harper aged 57 died at his Mason home after a cancer illness. Funeral services were held at Smith Funeral Home with Rev. A C Knight and Rev. Leonard Mullen officiating. He leaves a wife and stepson Jerry of Mason, parents in Kerrville, a son Maurice, a granddaughter Jody, and three sisters. Burial was in Garden of Memories, Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frank J. Harper
Mason
Harper
A. C. Knight
Church of Christ
Leonard Mullen
Kerrville
Ernest Underwood
Simon
Orin Tinsley
Herman Harper
G. F. Harper
Texas
Veda Moor
Morris Ranch
Bandera
el Paso
Sherman
Maurice
Ida Turner
Mason, Texas
Jerry
Jody
Shomette Leads National Forum on Radio for Agriculture
Bill Shomette spoke at the National Association of Farm Directors meeting in Chicago and joined sessions of the National 4H Club Congress. Earlier he traveled with 400 Texas delegates to the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City and broadcast train interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shromette
Testa Teaar
National Association of Boa Dio
Association of Rado Farm Directors
Chicago
Texas
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Bill
Raach Meur
Progress On School Gym Auditorium Underway
Superintendent Neal Fox reports steady progress on the school gym addition with the sub floor laid and all electric wiring completed. Roofing tile and rock work are finished and only finishing touches remain, with completion expected by mid January. Carl Durst and family visited Fred Gammenthaler’s home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Neal Fox
Supt. Fox
Lemuel Jones Hosts Junior Stag Party for Son Johnnie
Mr and Mrs Lemuel Jones hosted a Junior Stag Party last Thursday from 6 30 to 8 30 p m in honor of their son Johnnie s sixth birthday Thirteen boys and their parents attended and were served hot dogs toasted marshmallows popcorn balls and doughnuts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Jones
Thei Son
Johnnie
Harper School to observe National School Lunch week
Supt. Neal Fox announces Harper School will observe National School Lunch week from December 13 to 17. Parents and representatives are invited to join children for a noon lunch at 11 30 to 12 45 with serving times 11 30 12 10 and 12 45, at 30 cents per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Neal Fox
Supt. Fox
Local Social News Roundup From Stockdale And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Fred Wake of Stockdale and daughter Mrs Rudi Bubela visited Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and Mr and Mrs Jack Jones Sunday. Fred Whitewood trapped a bobcat kitten at Whitewood ranch using a chicken as bait. Raymond Parker from Camp Hood visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heinemann and children of Morris Ranch visited Harpers Sunday. The PTA sponsored supper and bazaar was well attended, yielding about $500. A class question on fish nets drew a boy’s witty answer about holes tied to string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wake
Stockdale
Rudi Bubela
Mr. Bubela
San Antonio
Paul Jones
Jack Jones
Lawrence Heinemann
Morris Ranch
Harper Sunday
PTA
First Selectees From Draft Board 50 Report For Induction
Six men from Draft Board No. 50 left for Fort Sam Houston to be inducted into the US Army as the first selectees from Gillespie Kendall Kerr Llano and Bianco counties. Names include Rochette Zesch Sublett Maurer Rickett Johnson City Ahrens and Waxier, all in the 23 to 24 year age class. The next call for five men is set for December 15 per C D Jordan, chairman of the Gillespie County board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
US Army
Fredericksburg
Morris Ricketts
Chas. Ricketts
Johnson City
Chester Ahrens
Alfred Ahrens
Stonewall
Clarence Waxier
Charles Waxier
Blanca
C. D. Jordan
Draft Board No. 50
Gillespie County
Gillespie County Tops State in CROP Donation Drive
Gillespie County ranks among the top four in Texas for CROP donations to The Christian Rural Overseas Program. County chairman Alex Frantzen received a telegram from state director B F Gray noting the likelihood of a full carload, with 61,000 pounds of Wheat and notable items including 102 pounds wool and 519 pounds mohair already donated alongside cash totaling 1100. The county’s effort reflects strong church participation and generous farmer shipments to aid war-torn Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County
Christian Rural Overseas
Alex Frantzen
B. F. Gray
Gilles
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leo Klein
Clete
Tug Wana
Money Gould
Creery
Harper Schoo
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Ohio Institute
Ohio
Timken
Gene Erwin
P.T.A
Mat
Frank Harper
Bill Shomette
National Forum
Carl Durst
of Doss
Fred Gammenthaler Home
Fred Whitewood
Whitewood Ranch
RCP
Raymond Parker
Camp Hood
Herald
Draft Board 50
Keville
Kerrin
Statth Fueral
Waller
Latr
Watkins Tarr
Good Government Awards
Beauford Jester
Earl
Ard
Longview
Norman Stehling
Florine Zenner Beore
St. Mary's Church
W. Creek St
Arthur Zenner
Richard Stehling
Pat Kilmer
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