Readers debate displaced persons and immigration policy
A reader claims most displaced persons are riffraff after observing in Europe, while letters from veterans support strict limits. The commentator also notes involvement in a Catholic University forum on labor relations and quotes Gerhard Van Arkel and a Texas A&M Ex-Students Club dinner where Olin Teague is named as vice president.
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Marshall Brown
Harper
Europe
Germany
UNRRA
America
Catholic University
Washington
Gerhard van Arkel
National Labor Relations Board
Texas A&m
James A. Williamson
A&m
Department of Agriculture
Olin Teague
Bryan
Rodeo Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Texas Events
Mr and Mrs Lemuel Jones and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Parker attended the rodeo at Criders Saturday night. Don Whetstone and Fred Whetstone visited their niece and husband Edenborough at Winters on Tuesday. Elmer Lee Lange of Memphis on furlough visits his parents. Oscar McDonald Kerrville and V O Cepple joined the McDonald reunion at Live Oak. Fred Whitewood and sons with Miss Bill Brown toured Austin last week as Whitewood attended a Presbyterian Church meeting.
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McDonald and Taylor
Live Oak
Harper
William Cosper
Pete Cosper
J. C. Cosper
Walter Lott
Raymond Cottle
Hannah Welch
R. Roberts
Bill McDonald
Douglas
Arizona
Lemuel Jones
Kenneth Parker
Criders
Don Whetstone
Fred Whetstone
Winters
Mrs. Edenborough
Elmer Lee Lange
Memphis, Tenn
Max Lange
Oscar McDonald
Kerrville
V. O. Cepple
McDonald
Live Oak Sunday
Fred Whitewood
Bill Brown
Austin
Mr. Whitewood
Presbyterian Church
Hopf Family and Friends Tour Chicago and Canada
Mr and Mrs Dean Hopf and their two children traveled with their mother Mrs Zelma Hopf to Chicago last week to visit Mr and Mrs Walter Egert and baby. The group will also visit Zelma's niece and son Joe Cherry in Canada. They returned home by train. Margaret Buchanan and daughter Charlene came back Sunday after several days visiting relatives in Hominy Oklahoma and other places. Felix Feuge and Martin Feuge with their families visited Mr and Mrs Max Lange and their sons Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hopf
Zelma Hopf
Chicago
Walter Eggert
Margaret Buchanan
Charlene
Hominy
Oklahoma
Felix Feuge
Martin Feuge
Fredericksburg
Max Lange and
Kerrville Visitors From Ozona Bring News of Family
Mr and Mrs G E Pape and sons Raymond and Buddy and Mrs C N Taylor and a little daughter Scotty Lee of Ozona were Kerrville visitors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Pape
Raymond
Buddy
C. N. Taylor
Scotty Lee
Ozona
Kerrville
Local notes on visits and travel across Texas towns
Archie Kenneth Lennon visits relatives in San Antonio this week. Mrs. Zelma Little of Junction spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Cottle and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lehne attended Rudolph Staudt’s funeral in Fredericksburg Tuesday morning. Mrs. Theresa Tobin went to Cotulla to visit her daughter, Mrs. Georgia Darrough and family. Mrs. Hannah Welch returned Thursday from Santa Anna where she had stayed the past month with her mother. Subscribe to the Herald.
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Zelma Little
Junction
J. S. Cottle
Alfred Lehne
Rudolph Staudt
Fredericksburg
Theresa Tobin
Cotulla
Georgia Darrough
Hannah Welch
Santa Anna
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Whitewood
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Gillespie County
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
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Walter
Bobby Langehennig
Walter Schmidt
Cier
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Arthur Reed
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Constance Moore and
W. Marshall
S & Boys
Earl Carroll
Republic
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Columbia
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Pabe
Mgr. Harper
Texaco Service
M. R. Duderstadt
Harper Texas
Bly
Vimar
Texaco Fire
Caseuna
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John Stacy
Studebaker Sales & Service
Kerrville, Texas
Reiffert’s
Archie Kenneth Lennon
San Antonio
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