Rédmund Baumann Dies at 50 in Arizona
Rédmund Baumann, born Fredericksburg May 23 1890, died January 8 1941 in Pima Arizona at age 50 7 15. Survived by wife Emma Loth two children Katy Wallace Alex Baumann Norbert Baumann and his parents three brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held at Schuetter's funeral home officiated by Father Coleman and burial followed in the local Catholic cemetery.
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Rédmund Baumann Was
Fredericksburg
Son
Frank Bau
Arthur Baumann
Harper
Emil
Victoria
Frank
San Antonio
Ad. Staudt
Lillie Schneider
Tillie Baumann
Bill Zuercher
Coleman
Schuetter
Funeral Notice for Mrs Edith Bates in San Antonio
Mrs Edith Bates 45 died at home 635 Granada street San Antonio after long illness. Survived by husband Dennis and eight children plus parents and siblings from San Antonio Kerrville. Services held Monday at Riebe chapel with Rev Kelley. burial at Mission Park.
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Edith Bates
Granada Street
San Antonio
Dennis Bates
Dennis, Jr
Morgan, Allen
John Bates
Ellery Kenning
Tommy Cowan
Lavenia Bates
Jake Klein
Sedgar
Walter
Alonzo
Louis
Elmore Klein
Robert Keller
Ralph Stockard
Kerrville
Riebe Chapel
Kelley
Mission Burial Park
Defense Will Dominate 1941 Economic Plans
A 1941 defense overview cites 83 billion dollars for new arms and facilities and monthly military spending near half a billion. Industry leaders say defense drives production and employment, with emphasis on efficient distribution, agricultural resilience, and avoiding chain-store taxation that could hinder domestic supply.
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New York
America
John A. Hartford
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
E. L. Shea
North American Company
Infantile Paralysis Sunday observance urged in Texas
Sunday January 26 designated Infantile Paralysis Sunday with leaders from Texas churches and national faith groups urging observance in all churches. Dr. Daniel A. Poling calls for united devotion to aiding victims. Events January 30 will raise funds as President Roosevelt turns 59. Notables signing include Cardinal OConnell and leaders from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish groups.
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America
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Houston
Texas Committee
Roosevelt
Keith Morgan
William Cardinal O’connell
Roman Catholic Church
Samuel McCrea
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Edward L. Israel
Synagogue Council of America
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Millington
Northern Baptist Convention
H. St. George Tucker
the Episcopal Church In the
United States
William Barrow Pugh
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States of America
Robert Cummins
Universal Church
Frederick May Eliot
American Unitarian Association
F. H. Knubel
United Lutheran Church
Magr
Michael J. Ready
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Louis J. Moss
United Synagogue
Inventors unveil fruit and vegetable freezer for year round farming
University of Texas engineers announce a new fruit and vegetable freezer using ice crystals to prevent clogs in immersion refrigeration. Farmers own a quarter of all trucks in the U S, says Successful Farming. Gasoline tax differences push purchases to states with lower rates. only 68 cents of each dollar goes to gasoline.
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University of Texas Engineers
United States
The
Federation of Tax Administrators
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