01 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
1
The Wendel authorized reporter notes the weekly newspaper in Harper Texas provides an indispensable medium for disseminating and interpreting news and developments. It emphasizes local background and subscription at $1.50 per year.
Bernard Shaw argues the veto makes the United Nations ineffective calling it Disunited Nations and Insecurity Council. He claims cooperation for world peace is nullified by veto and predicts Russians trigger to disunite. He says atomic bombs have shifted war profits to ruin and hunger. He cites truth-tellers as unpopular but honest individuals.
A cryptic exchange quotes Brown and Blue about a college graduate son entering the bakery trade with puns on dough and sweetness, ending with a promotional subscribe note for the AERald.
Washington correspondent critiques a Department of Agriculture plan to kill 100 million hens to prevent egg surplus in 1946. The piece mocks subsidies and calls for market-driven solutions, arguing farmers overestimated production and taxpayers should not fund chicken culls. It concludes with a wary Easter hope for sane policy.
Brady Garden Club sponsors a living memorial along Richard's Park entrance to honor McCulloch County service members. One hundred redbud trees, suited to the area, will be planted with additional shrubs later to soften grief and keep alive the cause for which they served.
Georgia Democrat Carl Vinson as House naval committee chair drafts a bill to end the draft and raise a volunteer force of 600000 men aged 18 to 36 with 2 to 6 year enlistments. Provisions include 30 days annual leave, free travel home and back, one free round trip for the enlistee’s family, and double pay.
Sunday and weekday worships listed for Catholic, Presbyterian and Baptist churches with Masses, Ash Wednesday services, Lent notes, and a Red Cross drive appeal. Community meetings include St Anthony's Society, Discussion Club, Union Sunday School, and Joint Board Meeting. Local road project and visits noted along with illness of Supt. Neal Fox.
A Catholic reflection ponders death and taxation as two constants, noting Lent ashes remind believers they are dust and will return to dust before final judgment. It contrasts parish beliefs with views on old age, afterlife, and moral duty, citing a Catholic approach to preparation for future life. Mr and Mrs Jung visit family in Dallas. Mrs Vede Russel St. and friends extend well wishes for recovery. Fredericksburg visitors are noted.
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