Soil Conservation Week Declared by Governor Shivers
Governor Allan Shivers proclaims May 4 to 10 as Soil Conservation Week in Texas. The memo highlights 164 soil conservation districts affecting about 95 percent of Texas land, with Gillespie District leaders and officers named among those recognized for aiding landowners since 1947.
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Allan Shivers
Texas
Gillespie
Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Fredericksburg
Gillespie District
Adolph O. Kneese
Richard Lawrence
Eckert
Herman Maner
Herman Weinheimer
Stonewall
Martin Rode
Doss
Arnold Rode
Austin
Lawrence promoted to captain in state vehicle division
Ivan Lawrence a 15 year Texas highway patrolman and Fredericksburg resident for two years was promoted to captain in the Texas Vehicle Division of the Department of Public Safety. He will head 8 inspectors from San Antonio, covering 44 counties with offices in San Antonio Dallas Houston and Amarillo. His move to San Antonio follows a two decade career and family plans to relocate after school term ends.
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Ivan Lawrence
Fredericksburg
Texas Vehicle Division
State Department of Public Safety
Lawrence
San Antonio
State Highway Department
Rio Grande Valley
Mason County
Gillespie
Kerr
Dallas
Houston
Amarillo
Alamo City
Texas Highway
Gatesville
Texas
Highway Patrol
Harlingen
Austin
Draft For June Smallest Since July 1951
State draft boards will be called in June for 384 men as Brigadier General Paul L Wakefield, state Selective Service director, says. The June state quota is Texas share of a national 10 000. The June induction call can be filled with 21 year olds and older among about 500 men in category. A 3 000 man monthly physical exam schedule for summer is planned, subject to revision.
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Paul L. Wakefield
Selective Service
Texas
Wakefield
South Korea
Korea
Enderlin Feed Store Roster Farmer Boys League
The 1952 Enderlin Feed Store baseball team roster shows players Hugo Welrich Jr. James Enderlin R. L. Frantzen Donald Dittmar M. J. Dittmar Felix Beckmann Elbert Grona Vernon Brodbeck Franklin Doebbler Gus DuMenil Robert Kott Elroy Behrends Elgin Tatsch Henry Becker Jr. Louis Schneider Kermit Burrer Henry Fischer Hans Ransleben Dayton Peese Elgin Hohmann Alfred Enderlin mgr.
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Enderlin Feed Store
Farmer Boys League
Hugo Welrich Jr
James Enderlin
R. L. Frantzen
Donald Dittmar
M. J. Dittmar
Felix Beckmann
Elbert Grona
Vernon Brodbeck
Franklin Doebbler
Gus DuMenil
Robert Kott
Elroy Behrends
Elgin Tatsch
Henry Becker Jr
Louis Schneider
Kermit Burrer
Henry Fischer
Hans Ransle
Doss Cyclones 1952 Baseball Roster List
The Doss Cyclones of the Farmer Boys League announce their 1952 roster led by manager Erwin Baethge. Players include Yed Mund Elroy Geistweidt Dennis Lange Lorin Baethge Jack Baethge James Baethge Harvey Ellebracht Clinton Ellebracht Wilfred Dittmar Erwin Friedrich Erwin Dechert Jerry Durden Rudy Frentzen Presley Arbelger Wallace Lively Kermit Friedrich Warren Hahn Marion Badhge and Stanley Sauer.
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Doss
Doss Cyclones
Farmer Boys League
Yed Mund
Elroy Geistweidt
Dennis Lange
Mgr
Erwin Baethge
Lorin Baethge
Jack Baethge
James Baethge
Harvey Ellebracht
Clinton Ellebracht
Wilfred Dittmar
Erwin Friedrich
Erwin Dechert
Jerry Durden
Rudy Frentzen
Presley Arbelger
Wallace Lively
Kermit Friedrich
Warren Hahn
Marion Badhge
Stanley Sauer
Stonewall Jr Pirates Roster Listed for 1952 Season
The 1952 Stonewall Junior Pirates baseball team roster from the Farmer Boys League includes Hubert Klein Charles Klein Oliver Heimann Benno Jenschke James Nebgen Clifton Burg Max Moritz Jerome Jenschke Daniel Engel Leroy Behrends Bobby Hodges J B Burg Rubin Ruebsahm Hilmar Eckert Gary Cravens and Jimmie Klier.
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Stonewall Junior Pirates
Farmer Boys League
Hubert Klein
Charles Klein
Oliver Heimann
Benno Jenschke
James Nebgen
Clifton Burg
Max Moritz
Jerome Jenschke
Daniel Engel
Leroy Behrends
Bobby Hodges
J. B. Burg
Rubin Ruebsahm
Hilmar Eckert
Gary Cravens
Jimmie Klier
Center Point Roster for 1952 Farmer Boys League
Center Point baseball roster lists players including Douglas Smith Charles Kaiser Harry Kaiser Paul Riley Carl Anderson Ed Maloehleb Bobby Smith Ben Johnson Richard Kalser George Moore Herbert Kaiser Bobby Shiver Elmer Gray Chas Becton Allen Bridges Ernie Bonn Lloyd Gray for the 1952 season in the Farmer Boys League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Farmer Boys League
Douglas Smith
Charles Kaiser
Harry Kaiser
Paul Riley
Carl Anderson
Maloehleb
Bobby Smith
Ben Johnson
Richard Kalser
George Moore
Herbert Kaiser
Bobby Shiver
Elmer Gray
Chas Becton
Allen Bridges
Ernie Bonn
Lloyd Gray
President Truman Lawlessness Rejected by Supreme Court
Donald R. Richberg argues that the Supreme Court rebuked Lincoln and cautions against presidential overreach during national emergencies. He states the Constitution limits the President to executing laws, not making them, and condemns Truman for sheltering unlawful power. Richberg urges voters to remember this lesson in November.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Lincoln
United States
Truman
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Supreme Court
Donald R. Richberg
Steel ruling shocks Truman power claim
Federal District Judge David A. Pine ruled that President Truman cannot seize the steel industry and that the seizure was illegal. The decision labeled the president’s extraordinary power claim an utter fallacy, predicting it will be one of the most momentous in history.
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Federal
David A. Pine
Truman
Pine
Supreme Court
Judge Pine critiques executive power over steel strike crisis
The article argues constitutional limits on executive authority during emergencies. Judge Pine warns that unchecked power would erode government by the constitution. It notes the CIO United Steel Workers fight and that the steel industry seeks Supreme Court review of his ruling.
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Philip Murray
CIO
United Steel Workers
Judge Pine
Supreme Court
Visitors from Austin and Tarr Families Dine with Mrs Waller Tarr
Mrs. Waller Tarr hosted Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chaffee and their son of Austin along with Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Tarr and their children for a Sunday dinner in her home.
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Bob Chaffee
Austin
Watkins Tarr
Waller Tarr
Schreiner Institute Names E Dean Hopf Ranching Program Teacher
E Dean Hopf a Harper educator rancher and church leader has been named teacher of Schreiner Institute Practical Ranching Program set to begin next September. He is a former president of the Texas Corriedale Association and holds degrees from Southwest Texas State College and Texas A&M. The program will train 20 students in beef cattle sheep Angora goats swine dairy cattle and range and wildlife management under local ranchers supervision. The Hopfs plan to move to Kerrville around July and Hopf currently serves as Harper Elementary principal.
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Kerrville
E. Dean Hopf
Harper Schoolman
Schreiner Institute
Andrew Edington
Edington
Hopf
Texas Corriedale Association
Harper Elementary
Schreiner
Armed Forces Day Observed May 17 1952
National observance set for May 17 by the Department of Defense with the slogan Unity Strength Freedom. It highlights close service cooperation and democratic ideals guiding Armed Forces personnel. Also reports births: a son to Mr and Mrs Clayton Feller on April 30 and a son to Mr and Mrs Victor Harper on May 2 in Fredericksburg hospitals.
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Department of Defense
Clayton Feller
Fredericksburg
Victor Harper
Harpers
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Odessa
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Artcraft
Ograph Records
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Ion
Main Street
Predericksburg
Stonewall Jr. Pirate
Steel Ruling
Armed Forces
Klein’s Hall
the Starlighters
American Legion Auxiliary
Harper
Anderson Cancer Research Fund
Unkle Hank Sez
Mother
America
PAPE
KEVT
Chas. W. Barrett
Harper Community
Alex Mittendorf
Prop
WM. Cameron & CO
Complete Building Service
Floy Bode
Mobil Gas
Mobil Oil
H. Welge Lewis
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