Supreme Court condemns union leaders as public enemies
The Supreme Court has ruled against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for contempt in defying a court injunction during the coal strike. The ruling emphasizes that obstructing government function endangers public welfare and upholds the rule of law, warning labor leadership against reckless actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Mr. Lewis
United States
Supreme Court
Oliver Andell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Clean-Up Drive Planned for Harper Community Park Next Tuesday
Harper residents urged to join a multi committee led cleanup at Harper Community Park on Tuesday March 18. Volunteers were already clearing brush and leveling the baseball diamond with a Boyd Morris bulldozer and ongoing work by locals aims to finish arena grounds a dance floor and other features. Contributions to park funds are welcome at First State Bank.
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Harper
Harper Community Park
Boyd Morris
Harper's Community Park
W. A. Cottle
C. Brown
Rollie Peril
John S. (Tige
Whitewood
Dayton Rahe
Morris Delorey
E. Dean Hopf
J. R. Peril
Neal B. Fox
Hall
Tommie Harlan
Harlan
Floy Bode
Frank Staudt
Morris Bein
Park Grounds
Harper W.O.W
Texas Hill
Harper Baseball Club
Chas. Barrett
First State Bank
Local Notables Attend Medical Convention in Fredericksburg
Dr and Mrs J B Birt and Mrs Ida Kneese visited Fredericksburg Monday night where Dr Birt attended the medical convention. Morris Edd Bode, son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Bode, is in Harl ington taking an aviation course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Birt
Ida Kneese
Fredericksburg
Dr. Birt
Morris Edd Bode
Reuben Bode
Harlingtom
Avia
Fisher Urges Fast Action on Wool Legislation
Congressmen pressed the House Agriculture Committee to move quickly on wool bills as the government stockpile nears liquidation on April 15. Fisher cited a 5 billion pound world stockpile and 80 percent of U S wool consumption now imported, urging protection for growers against a depressed market. Reports note significant Texas input and looming shear season as hearings wrap.
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House Committee On Agriculture
O. C. Fisher
Washington
Fisher
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Hope of Mansas
Boston Wood Trade
Boston
Congressman Fisher
Texas
Bryan Hunt
Sonora
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Vestel Askew
Clayton Puckett
Ft. Stockton
Steve Strumberg
The
Texas Ass'n
Texas Good Roads Association Statement On Farm To Market Roads
The Texas Good Roads Association explains the farm to market road program, its financing evolution from local to state and federal shares, and Texas’s plan to use 60 million dollars in federal funds over 1946 to 1948 with the State Highway Department matching without new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Good Roads Association
Texas
Public Roads Administration
United States
National Congress
State Highway Department of Texas
Fishermen's catches and social visits on February days
Frank Staudt and Buddy Pape fished Devil's River pond for bass, landing 1 ½ and 2 pounds, then Harper's Postmaster on the Pedernales yielded three bass of 2, 4 pounds 2 ounces and 2 pounds. Mrs Weaver and son visited Nath Walker's family in Junction. Lon Whetstone hosted a young gathering with Incy Whitewood, Haroldene Porter, Joyce Whetstone, Mrs Dees, Tommie Whetstone, Marshall Brown, Raymond Parker, Elmer Lee Russell and Ralston Coffey.
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Frank Staudt
Buddy Pape
Frank
Devil's River
Pedernales
Harper's
Lon Whetstone
Incy Whitewood
Haroldene Porter
Joyce Whetstone
W. F. Dees
Tommie Whetstone
Marshall Brown
Raymond Parker
Elmer Lee Russel
Ralston Coffey
Eden visitor Gabe Reed sees sister in law family
Gabe Reed of Eden visited his sister Mrs. John S Whitewood and family this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Mains and sons visited his mother Mrs Minnie Maing at Menard Sunday.
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Gabe Reed
Eden
John S. Whitewood
Charles Mains
Minnie Maing
Menard
Colds Are Costly Prevent Them In Austin Texas
Public health note explains colds caused by unseen germs called Filterable Virus. They spread via nose throat discharges, sneezing, coughing, or shared items. first 24 hours are usually not contagious. Advice urges isolation of sick children, personal cups, weather-appropriate dress, balanced diet, rest, and avoiding close contact to reduce illness and lost work days.
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Austin
Texas
Greenland
Labrador
Gillespie District Boy Scouts To Meet Tuesday
Gillespie Co District Boy Scouts of America will meet in the Commissioners' Courtroom on Tuesday night March 18 at 7 30 o clock. Weimar F Hein district chairman urges all committee members scoutmasters and assistant scoutmasters and troop committee members to attend as important matters in scouting will be discussed and acted upon. Visitors in the Frank Rischner home on Sunday were their children and grandchildren Mr and Mrs Felix Rischner and children Mr and Mrs John Zenner and son Mrs Raymond Klein and children.
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Gillespie Co
Boy Scouts of America
Commissioners
Weimar F. Hein
Frank Rischner
Felix Rischner
John Zenner
Raymond Klein
Mass Annie Meier Weds Orville Behrens in Sunday Rites
Mrs Annie Meier daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Meier became the bride of Orville Behrens in a single ring ceremony at St James Lutheran Church Sunday evening at 3 pm with Rev M C Hoermann reading the vows Attendants were the bride s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Melton Ahrens and the brides niece and nephew Adeline and Milton Ahrens The bride wore a blue street dress and white corsage Attendants wore blue and pink dresses Music played by Mrs Robert Dittmar A reception followed at the bride s home The Behrens will live at W Klein s ranch near Harper Best wishes from The Herald
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Annie Meier
Willie Meier
Orville Behrens
St. James Lutheran Church
M. C. Hoermann
Melton Ahrens
Proom
Adeline
Milton Ahrens
Robert Dittmar
Mrs. Behrens
W. Klein
Harper
The
Herald
Supreme Court upholds Lewis contempt ruling in coal strike
Washington letter notes the Supreme Court affirmed John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers contempt, tied to the Smith Connally Act, which expires July 1. The piece forecasts new labor legislation as necessary to protect public interest and mentions ongoing House hearings by the Labor Committee.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States
Lewis
House Committee On Labor
Coronation of Queen at Fiesta de San Jacinto Event
San Antonio plans a lavish coronation for the Fiesta de San Jacinto queen on April 24 with in town and out of town duchesses representing holidays. The queen and court will star in the Battle of Flowers parade while the fiesta king is chosen by the Texas Cavaliers and opens the festival on April 21. Mayor Gus B. Mauermann to present the city key at the river-bank theatre as crowds gather along the San Antonio river.
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San Antonio
San Jacinto
Texas
Gus
B. Mauermann
Gillespie Delegation Attends Final Hearing On Game License
A Gillespie County delegation led by Bill Rothe Rubin Schneider C J Dooley and Sidney Henke attended the final hearing on House Bill 39 the universal hunting and fishing license measure approved by the Texas Game and Fish and Oyster Legislative Committee. The bill sets a $2.00 hunting license and $1.65 resident fishing license enabling state-wide fishing while nonresidents face higher fees. Coastal exemptions and potential impacts on tourism were debated.
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Gillespie
Gillespie County
Bill Rothe
Fredericksburg
Texas Hill Country
House
Austin American Capitol
Hlause Game and Fisheries Committee
Universal Fish
Ing
Game and Fish Commission
Gus Celaya
Brownsville
Doyle Willis
Fort Worth
Fredericksburg Visitors Tuesday by Mr and Mrs Baumann
Mr and Mrs Arthur Baumann spent Tuesday visiting in Fredericksburg, enjoying a day of local sightseeing and hospitality with friends and neighbors in the town.
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Arthur Baumann
Fredericksburg
Mrs Arnold Steitle Visits Fredricksburg Family This Week
Mrs Arnold Steitle of Fredericksburg is visiting her son R Steitle and his family this week.
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Arnold Steitle
Fredericksburg
R. Steitle
Local youth visits San Antonio family over weekend
Orville Gammenthaler of San Antonio spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs Fred Gammenthaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Gammenthaler
San Antonio
Mrs
Fred Gammenthaler
Reverend Price to Preach at Harper Baptist Sunday
The Baptist Church in Harper will host Rev. Charlie Price for a 2:30 p.m. Sunday sermon. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Charlie Price
The
Baptist Church
Harper
Two Bills Battle Over Texas Teachers Pay Rise
Austin reports two measures seek higher teacher pay in Texas with one proposed at 55 dollars per capita and the other a uniform 2000 dollar minimum. The first favors large districts, risking rural shortfalls, while the second aims equalization supported by Governor Jester.(TR)
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Austin
Texas
Tme
House
Dallas Blankenship
Dallas
Senate
James E Taylor
Kerens
Jester
Taylor
Texas Research Bureau
Dallas County
Blankenship
Houston
Olin
Bexar
Tarrant
Jefferson
Hidalgo
Nueces
Potter
Trachers
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Cradle OF Liberty
Faneuil
Peter Faneuil
Faneuil Hall
Fisher Suports
Nath Walker
Clair Walker
Junction
Texas Champion Farmers
Capital
Champion Farmers of America
Washington, D. C
Leonard K. Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
California
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Clinton P. Anderson
Harvey S. Firestone, Jr
Frank Cornelius
F. C. Bishopp
Plainview
George H. Mahon
W. Lee O'Daniel
Boy Scouts
JC Fisher
Fiesta de San Jacinto
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