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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
4
Senator Burton K Wheeler warns against the lend lease bill as a power grab risking constitutional rights. He urges citizens to contact their senators and representatives to oppose the measure and defend constitutional limits, stressing urgency and the stake for future generations.
Montana congressman Burton K. Wheeler denounces the lend-lease-give bill as a gateway to war and loss of national defense. He argues it cedes power to the President, risks American lives, and burdens taxpayers while aiding Britain. He warns against abdication of Congress and urges voters to oppose the measure.
On February 21 Mrs Georgie Stevens spoke to the Gillespie County Health Committee about informing parents to guide their children's development as a whole. Pamphlets on Growing Up and Parents Responsibility in Education were handed out as about 60 people attended the meeting led by chairman Mrs W H Schaefer.
LITTLE ROCK Ark Savings and investments funds in unprecedented amounts were received in January from Texas savers by 119 insured savings and loan associations in the state The Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock reported In January new funds aggregating 4179724 flowed in the associations and the total number of Texans with accounts rose to 8600 a new high record Officials attributed gains to improved business conditions and to insurance of funds up to 5000 per account by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
Navy dedicates the Henry Ford Trade School in Dearborn as the first Navy Service School tied to civilian industry. Rear Admiral John Downes will run the center serving recruits from Pacific Atlantic and Great Lakes areas.
A nationwide survey shows 20 state legislatures in 1941 considering constitutional amendments to protect automotive tax funds from diversion to non highway purposes. Eleven states already adopted safeguards including California Michigan New Hampshire Minnesota Missouri Colorado Kansas Idaho Nevada North Dakota and South Dakota. Farmers motorists and others push for more amendments as gasoline taxes and registration fees fund roads benefiting commerce and society.
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