Two-Edged Words Fight Fear and Policy
The piece argues fear can mislead national policy and defense. It credits General MacArthur for resisting fear as policy guide while urging prudence in civil defense and military timing. It warns against labeling opponents as cowards and calls for moral courage, dialogue, and careful program scrutiny. Rev. Hubert Baumann visited his mother in Seguin on Sunday evening.
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Eneral MacArthur
America
MacArthur
Korea
United States
Amelia
Houston
China
United Nations
Russia
Europe
Christian Science Monitor
Hubert Baumann of
Seguin
Arthur Baumann
Sisterdale Beats Harper 9-6 In Weekend Baseball Clash
Sisterdale toppled Harper 9 to 6 as Seidensticker allowed six hits and Kohls yielded one. Jung, Kasten and Seidensticker led Sisterdale at bat while Omer Cottle and Harold Rahe paced Harper. Next Sunday's games set Seipp's at Harper and Boerne at Sisterdale.
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Sisterdale
Harper Cubs
Seidensticker
Kohls
Thurman
Harper
Tatsch
Listerdale
Jung
Kasten
Omer Cottle
Harold Rahe
Seipp
Boerne
Oren Cottle
Ing c
Lich Cf
Eberl
Hahenicht
Bons
Hill
Ebell
Boos
H Bierschwale
Baumann
Ling
O. Kasten
Omer
Oren
Fred Tatsch
H. Feller
M Marquardt
PD. Jung
Duke
V A Cottle
Round Mountain visit extends to kin in Johnson City
Miss Lydia Mae Burke of Round Mountain and her friend Miss Patsy Hobs of Johnson City visit Lydia Mae's grandmother Mrs. Ida Kneese this week.
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Ogu
Lydia Mae Burke
Round Mountain
Patsy Hobs
Johnson City
Lydia Mae
Ida Kneese
Four-Door Buick Wreck Kills Two Near Boerne
A fatal highway collision north of Boerne on June 7 involved a Buick and a Dodge truck. Charles Roberts of Monahans died instantly while Tom Garrett of Monahans died later. Quinton Hardaway of San Antonio was injured. State Patrol and the sheriff investigated the crash as the wreckage and casualties were removed.
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U. S
Boerne
Quinton Hardaway
San Antonio
Charles Leon Roberts
Recreation Club
Grand Falls
Monahans
Texas
Tom Garrett
Southwest Feeder Supply Company
Roberts
Garrett
Boerne Hospital
Burnup
Bill Edge
Mrs Jesse Parker Laid To Rest In Noxville Cemetery
Last rites were held for Katherine Lottie Jessel Parker who died Friday June 15 at her Noxville home. Rev. Jack Minter and Rev. Sam Capers officiated at Kerrville funeral services and Noxville Cemetery interment. She was born March 5 1903 in Boerne Texas and lived in Noxville 17 years. Survived by husband Jesse E. Parker of Harper, father F H Kingsbury San Antonio, sister Mahel Williams San Antonio, two nieces Elia Belle Reynolds and Tommie Lou Bailey, one nephew J J Kingsbury San Antonio. Pallbearers included J J Kingsbury Mack Williams Bull Berry J H Parker Aubrey Harper Carlos Parker.
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Katherine Lottie
Jessel Parker
Noxville
Jack Minter
Apper Baptist Church
Sam Capers
San Antonio
Smith
Kerrville
Parker
Boerne
Texas
F. H. Kingsbury
Jesse E. Parker
Harper
Mahel Williams
Elia Belle Reynolds
Tommie Lou Bailey
J. J. Kingsbury
Mack Williams
Bull Berry
J. H. Parker
Aubrey Harper
Carlos Parker
Hail Damages Stonewall Crops In Gillespie County Storms
A fierce second thunderstorm within a week hit Gillespie County on Saturday, bringing hail heavy enough to devastate fruit orchards and grain crops. Stonewall suffered the most damage to Richard Dana and others, with fruit knocked from trees and damaged yields across cotton and small grain fields. Heavy rainfall also affected Willow City and nearby communities, with totals up to four inches and ground conditions worsening runoff.
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Gillespie County
Hall
Stonewall
Richard Dana
Lee Dana
Edwin
Edmund Behrends
Ernest Hodges
Simon Burg
Herman
Hugo
Charles Weinheimer
Otto Lindig
Willow City
Eckert
Satur
Palo Alto
City
Harper
Barbecue Supper Honors Fred Whitwood Jr at Ranch
Mr and Mrs W C Whitworth hosted a barbecue at their Llano river ranch for Mr and Mrs Fred Whitwood Jr attended by about forty guests. Fred Whitwood Jr leaves Tuesday June 26 to join the US Air Force after recently enlisting. Fred is a Harper high school graduate and recently earned a Sul Ross College degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Whitworth
Fred Whitwood Jr
Llano River
Fred Whitewood Jr
US Airtfarce
Fred
Harper High School
Sul Ross College
Alpine
No OPS Restrictions For Farmers and Ranchers Slaughtering for Own Use
OPS price specialist Ralph Easley quotes from OPS district counsel S. Benton Davis explaining that farmers and ranchers may slaughter their own livestock for home consumption under two conditions. The livestock must be raised on the farm or ranch where the owner resides most of the year or the owner must be actively engaged in raising the herd. If livestock is custom slaughtered, the owner must provide a signed statement with livestock description, head count, and weight to the slaughterer.
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OPS
Texas
Ralph Easley
S. Benton Davis
Easley
Davies
Legion Auxiliary Thanks Members On Poppy Day Success
Sageser Haas American Legion Post Auxiliary met on the first Friday in June with hostesses Mrs Frank Thurman and Mrs E R Brown. Mrs Belton Tatsch thanked volunteers for Poppy Day success and pledged funds for disabled veterans and families. Election of officers set for July 6. Remodeling of J J Rogers residence began. Various local family visits and travel noted including weddings in Austin and visits by residents to Kerrville and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sageser-Haas American Legion Post Auxiliary
Frank Thurman
E. R. Brown
Belton Tatsch
Harper
Fred White
Former Boys League Results and Next Sundays Schedule
Results from last Sunday show Albert 10 Boerne 6 Harper 6 Sisterdale 9 Stonewall 1 Enderlin 11 Seipp's 5 New Braunfels 4 in non league play. Upcoming games June 24 include Boerne at Sisterdale Albert at Stonewall Seipp's at Harper Endelin off day. Stonewall Boerne rainout postponed per manager Crompton.
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Boerne
Sisterdale
Albert
Stonewall
Seipp’s
Harper
Endelin
Dee ‘Enderlin
Albert Sisterdale
Funeral Services For Mrs Ferd Tatsch Sunday in Fredericksburg
Mrs Ferd Tatsch nee Apholonia Knopp died in a Fredericksburg hospital Friday morning after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at Beckmann Funeral Home with interment in City Cemetery. Dr P B Thirl of Hunt to officiate. She was 67 years old.
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Ferdinand Tatsch
Fredericksburg
Beckmann Funeral Home
P. B. Thirl
Hunt
Tatsch
Aphoilonia Knopp
Local Softball League Results and Schedules
Week results show Cherry Springs defeating Sunnyside Tavern 15 to 0 on Thursday. Gillespie Lumber beat Doss 12 to 2 on Friday. Tuesday hinged on Sunnyside Tavern 4 and Doss 6 with tonight's Harper and Cherry Springs matchup. Weekend signals include Doss facing Gillespie Lumber and Harper meeting Doss as scheduled.
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Sunnyside Tavern
Cherry Springs
Doss
Gillespie Lumber
Harper
Suesday
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Dave
Gillispie
Farm Home Administration
Southwest Sprayer & Chemical Co
Waco
Lee Swan
FHA
Jim Burleson
Harper Bowl
Disterdale
J. C. Raiford
R. G. Bierschwale
Olin Walker
John Walker
Weldon Walker
Raiford
Reservation
The
Ark
the Herald
Jake Metzger
Albert Whetstone
Henry Walker
Midland
Nath Walker
Henry Jenschke
Loretta
Carl Maurer
Harper Community Park
Wilton Crider
Lem Jones
Hill Country Boys
Herald
Henry Prochnow
Elbert Feller
Jesse Parker
Noxville Cemetery
Lions Club
Antonette Parker
Atascosa
Beatmont
Harper Lions Club
Dr. L. Wesser
J. R. Peril
Clint Brown
Watkins Tarr
E. V. Eckerle
Allan Gipson
Dean Hopf
Sccre
Carl Oehler
Treas
Ed. Walker
Tail Twister
Tron Tamer
Alfred Spaeth
Lee Schmidt
Keyser
J. D. Farmer
Farmer
Harper and
London
Wallace Brown
Gordon Harper
Mrs
Fred Whitewood, Jr
J. J. Rogers
Tommy Harlen
P. J. Furnace
la Coste
Enn
V. (. Russell Sr
Maxie Baumann
John Hughes
Edwin Lange
Frederick Burg
Ferd
Fredsburg
Mary Tate
Austin
Peter Bernhard
Gertrude
Ernst Schmidt
Theresa
Harry Jordan
Bertha Knopp
Willie Knopp
Theo. Knopp
Montana
Elizabeth Keller
Kathleen Klein
Barbara Weidenfeller
Eva Leyendecker
Veronica Knopp
Joseph Knopp
City Softball League
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