War Losses Reported in Luxembourg and Belgium Drive
Radio reports and the papers estimate Allied losses from the German offensive in Luxembourg and Belgium. Secretary Henry Stimson cites about 40,000 total casualties from December 1 to January 7, with 18,000 missing and 22,000 dead or wounded. On the Western Front total casualties exceed 50,000, including over 4,000 killed and nearly 28,000 wounded.
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Luxembourg
Belgium
Henry Stimson
Four Klein Brothers Serve in U S Army Overseas
Four brothers from Tivydale Mrs Willie Klein Cpl Edmund J Klein Pfe Alois C Klein Fvt Victor C Klein and Pvt Felix A Klein are serving in the U S Army. Edmund is on a fighting front in Germany or France Victor is in England Felix overseas in the Pacific Alois stationed at Fort Lewis Washington recently sent overseas. Edmund enlisted September 8 1942.
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Cpl
Edmund J. Klein
Alois C. Klein
Victor C. Klein
Felix A. Klein
Willie Klein
Tivydale
U. S. Army
Edmund
Germany
France
Victor
England
Felix
Pacific
Alois
Fort Lewis
Washington
Edmund Klein
Army
Gold Star Mothers in Gillespie Countys Tivydale area
Mrs Willie Klein of Tivydale is among several Gillespie County Gold Star mothers with four sons in the US armed services. Her husband died in 1939 after training at multiple field sites. Sons Alois C Klein Victor C Klein Felix A Klein and Pvt. all joined since 1942 43 or 44 with overseas duty and England stations.
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Willie Klein
Tivydale
Gillespie County
Klein
Bertha Roeder
John Roeder
Heavy Rains Sweep Harper Section Threatening Crops
Heavy rainfall deluged the Harper area with totals approaching two inches by Wednesday, spreading across the county. In other local notes, Staf Sergeant Milton G. Bode of Harper, in the 90th Infantry Division, is serving in France. Robert Kaiser expected home next week with his parents. A belated birthday dinner honored Dean Hopf, with friends and family attending a long list of local residents.
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Milton GG. Bode
Anna Ro Bode
Harper
S Set Bod
90Th Infarthy Division
Storts
France
Nays Bode
Ono Robert [Kaiser
Hernan Kaiser
Lions Hear District Governor Commend Harper Club
District Governor praises the Harper Lions Club for splendid accomplishments during the past year. Mrs. ML J. Weldon buried in Noxville Cemetery Saturday. Five star insignia for Army generals created by Congress. Marshall, Arnold, Eisenhower, and MacArthur eligible. Admirals King, Nimitz, and Leahy also eligible to wear five stars.
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LIONS
Harper Club
ML J. Weldon
Noxville
Washington, D.C
Prinred
Congress
George C Marshall
H H Arnold
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Admirals
King
Chester Wo Nimitz
William D. Leahy
Samuel D Rountree Buried Tuesday at Harper Church
Funeral services for Samuel David Rountree were held Tuesday at Harper Presbyterian Church with Rev. Workham presiding. Born August 22, 1846 at Dripping Springs, he died January 15, 1945 in Kerrville at age 89 years. Interment in Harper Cemetery followed a service attended by family and neighbors. Survivors include his wife Lena Bradley, John Rountree of Dallas and many grandchildren. pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named from the community. A separate obituary noted the death of Mrs Mathilda Weldon and reported services in Fredericksburg and survivors including children and many grandchildren. A district Lions Club anniversary event in Harper featured speeches and community leaders in attendance.
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Samuel David Rountree
Harper Presbyterian Church
Charles Workham
St Rountree
Dripping Springs
Kerrville Ile
Barnett Springs
Dallas
U S Army claims 1300 weapon projects ongoing in war effort
Col. R. H. Hannum cites rapid American weapon development, from rockets and carbine to Garand rifle and new tanks, insisting ongoing research keeps U S forces ahead. He notes unseen weapons in use, multi function rifle grenades, expanded ammunition fields, and advanced mines, fuzes, and bombs. He urges relentless development to ensure lasting peace.
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Hannum
Declaration of 1945 Estimated Income Filing Window
Taxpayers may file their 1945 estimated income declarations any time until March 15, per A. G. Davidson in charge of the local Internal Revenue office. His Gillespie County office is on the courthouse 2nd floor where consultations occur Saturdays and Mondays, while other days cover Burnet Blanco and Llano counties under his supervision.
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A. G. Davidson
Office of
Internal Revenue
Mr. Davidson
Uillespie County
Sgt Tobin Reassignment Arrival At Miami Beach Center
Sgt Marvin W Tobin 33 arrives at Army Air Forces Redistribution Station No 2 in Miami Beach for reassignment processing after completing a tour outside the United States He earned the DFC and Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters as a B17 and B24 gunner and mechanic with 35 missions over Europe His wife resides in San Antonio He attended Harper High School and entered the Army in October 1942 Lt Jack Hurlduck of Fort Riley visited Rollie Pert this past week
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Miami Beach
Fla
Marvin W. Tobin
Army Air Forces
No 2
United States
AA Personnel Distribution Command
AAF
Tobin
Tracy
Harper
Europe
San Antonio
Harper High School
Army
Jack Hurlduck
Fort Riley
Kansas
Rollie Pert
Potato Picking Parson Leads Harvest Drive in Maine
In MARSHILL ME Reverend W P Musk pastor of three rural churches leads potato pickers in Aroostook County to fund the Crusade for Christ relief and reconstruction drive. Farmers contribute toward a $700 share of a $25 million postwar fund as the first barrels bring in donations. Bishop Hartman of Boston reports the area exceeds its quota and shows notable generosity.
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Marshill
W. P. Musk
New England
Crusade For Christ” Relief and Reconstruction Fund
Aroostook County
Musk
Bishop Hartman
Boston
Kramer buys Henry Anderegg Shoe Repair shop
Eugene T. Kramer former County Commissioner of Precinct 1 announces purchase of the Henry Anderegg Shoe Repair business in Reddericksburg. He also bought a supply of Wear U Well work and dress shoes for men women and children and will maintain stock for sale to the public. Anderegg will assist in the business with prompt and reasonable shoe repair service.
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Eugene T. Kramer
Precnet 1
Henry Anderegg
Rederiecksburg
Kramer
Anderegg
Funeral for Mason County Air Crash Victim
Funeral arrangements are pending for Sgt. Stanley Ward Pluenneke 21 killed January 10 in a plane crash near Burbank California. Survived by his parents a sister Mrs Leroy Rabke of Fredericksburg. Army service over two years as a mechanic.
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Mason
Stanley Ward Pluenneke
Burbank
Calif
Pluenneke
Leroy Rabke
Fredericksbury
Nine more Army men named among AA crash victims
Los Angeles January 13 nine additional Army personnel killed in the American Airlines crash near Burbank were released by authorities. Names include Cpl Stanley J Stanhurn of Hackensack, Cpl Ray C Goudie of Indianapolis, Maj John S Berger Jr of Bronx, and Bruce H Mahnken of Junction Texas along with next of kin details.
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Loo Angeles
Ato
American Airlines
Burbank
Atty
Stanley J. Stanhurn
Helenh Stanhuara
Hackensack
Cpl
Ray C. Goudie
Maebelle V. Goudie
Indianapolis
Ind
John S. Berger Jr
Elizabeth B. Berger
Bronx
N. Y
Raymond M. MacPherson
Winnie MM. MacPherson
Richmond
Calli
Pfe
Bruce H. Muhnken
Vera Mahnken
Junction
Texas
Wartime Champion Hampshire Hog Crowned Grand Champion
The 280 pound Hampshire barrow, Purdue Model 9th, bred by Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana, won the Grand Champion title at the Chicago Market Fat Stock Show wartime edition. Judge BR Pemberton of Des Moines praised its meat type, high ham and bacon yield, and low lard, noting it weighed 230 pounds at 180 days.
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Hampshire
BR. L. Pemberton
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Swine Producers’ Association
Wartine Swing Industry Council
Purdue
Purdue Univeresty
LaFayette
Indiana
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