Giants Fall Twice to Spanish American All Stars in San Antonio
Fredericksburg Giants drop a July 4 doubleheader 6-10 and 10-0 at San Antonio. Enderlin pitched both games for the Giants, with A Klaerner relieving in the 8th of the first. Bonn, Lehnert, and Enderlin led offense in game one. box scores show scattered Giants hits as the squad struggles to score.
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San Antonio
Fredericksburg Giants
Miewise
Ruin
Fredericksburg
Alfred Enderlin
A. Klaerner
Hughes Wd Cone
Burkholder
John Wage
M A. Enderlin
Oland Bonn
S. Lehnert
A. Enderlin
Whegford
Iehnelder
asSehneer
Béoidenhauer
Weceseses
Enderlin
Eapes
Schumann
Seeece
Herbert wQxettie
Sévaeresecerescessesse
Mogford
Span-American AB RH ‘Dresch
Secesenses Sengseseres Reyes
Sveperseteoe Veoeeseseesece Povemsee
Baylor
Vessee
Rtega
Sewces
Maguillar
Kadwig
Sewes
U. Kadwig
Iene
Giants Meet Camp Normoyle Sunday at Scipp's Ball Park
The Fredericksburg Giants host Camp Normoyle at Scipp's Ball Park this Sunday afternoon. Game time is 3 30 p m.
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Giants
Camp Normoyle
Fredericksburg Giants
Scipp’s
Ball Park
Planless planners half million dollar airport unused
Ada Oklahoma received 500000 in federal funds for an airport with no landings reported besides an off course bomber. Indianapolis faced civil defense helmet shortages with 19530 total helmets after shipments and a single test blackout.
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Ada
Okla
Indianapolis
Indiana
Office of Civilian Defense
Government spends to tear up parking lot near Lincoln Memorial
Washington officials reveal $115,000 paid last year for an asphalt deluxe Army and Navy parking lot on a grassy polo field by the Lincoln Memorial. An additional $25,000 is now being spent to remove the lot, as it fails to provide WAVES housing, reverting the area to recreational use.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Navy
Lincoln Memorial
Grocery stores may seek reclassification under OPA rules
Retail grocers and cooperatives may apply to the OPA district office in Transit Tower San Antonio for reclassification. To move from Class 4 to Class 1, stores must show clerks, telephone, delivery, and charge accounts, with September 1942 prices at or above Class 1 levels and a 1941 gross margin of 35 percent or more. Deadline is July 15.
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Office of Price Administration
Clifton George, Jr
OPA
San Antonio
Transit Tower
George
Forty Two Pages and Five Dollars Cash
A Middle West maker received 42 pages of forms and memoranda for lawyers and accountants to fill and notarize on a government order for 90 felt washers at a total cost of $5 in cash.
Why People Go Insane Forms Overwhelmed Public 1941 42
Between July 1941 and December 1942 well over 7 000 government forms required public answers. Mr and Mrs Herbert Gamel and son Dellos of San Antonio spent the month with relatives here.
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Voc
Herbert Gamel
Dellos
San Antonio
T ‘Theo, Holm and
Little Son
Dallas
Otto Rahe
Decehler Family Weekend Visit Listed
Mr and Mrs Chester Decehler and their children from San Antonio are visiting relatives for the weekend.
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Chester Decehler
San Antonio
Mrs. Chester Carnes Visits Her Mother in San Antonio
Mrs. Chester Carnes of San Antonio spent several days with her mother, Mrs. Gordon Harper, during a close family visit in Texas.
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Chester Carnes
San Antonio
Gordon Harper
Doris Hopf
Camp Swift
Hugo Hopf
Coca Cola’s World War Campaign Builds Nationwide Reach
Advertising taps 1612 newspapers in 1379 cities through 900+ bottling plants as Coca Cola promotes its Coke nickname among American soldiers abroad. Erwin Kraus notes universal press coverage and future magazine and radio rollout to reinforce home ties.
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Coca-Cola
Erwin Kraus
Fredericksburg
Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Kraus
Mr. Kraus
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Soldiers to Vote by V Mail Next Year
Washington Letter argues Congress should enable soldiers and sailors abroad to vote by V Mail in the next election. The writer urges Congress state governments and parties to ensure the servicemen can express their opinions at the polls.
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Congress
Coal Miners Back to Work but Strike Risk Lingers
The government runs the mines under a War Labor Board contract after Lewis imposed terms and a October 31 deadline to end the truce. Unions urge full support for WLB while some miners resist returning to work, raising the chance of renewed nationwide coal field action. The President seeks higher noncombat service age to curb labor unrest.
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WLB
War Labor Board
Lewis
Congress
Wether
Obituary notices from Morris Ranch and area residents
Obituaries for Sidney Posey St Clair born 1876 near Flatonia died June 30 1943 at Morris Ranch age 66. Funeral July 1943 at Schacters with burial at Morris Ranch. Surviving widow Laura Pettit three sons Clarence Ellis Enoch three brothers and grandchildren. Also obituary for Lillian Honea Jung born 1877 died July 4 1943 survived by husband Frank Jung three children Grace Anita Henry and others with relatives and funeral at Schaetter's. Additional brief notes of local visits and arrivals follow.
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Sidney Posey St. Clair
Flatonia
Texas
B. A. St. Clair
Morris Ranch
Fredericksburg
Laura Pettit
Clarence
Ellis
Fort Worth
Enoch
San Antonio
Meggus, Mansel
Harvey St. Clair
C. C. McKinney
Schachter
Louisiana
Daniel Honea
Frank Jung
Grace
Newell Flint
Roby
Anita
Wesley Feuge
Henry Jung
Edward Mocellering
Alfred Moellering
Mr and Mrs Junior Russell visit Archie Lennon
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Russell visited Archie Lennon on Sunday in a brief family social note from the community.
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Junior Russel
Mrs
Archie Lennon
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University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
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Marie Silvers
New Braunels
Minnie Fritz
Tivydale
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Christian Burke
Round Mountain
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