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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1941
Page
1
The Harper Herald is issued each Friday under publisher Harold Dietel with a yearly subscription rate of 1.50 dollars.
The article discusses President Roosevelt's sea freedom doctrine, likening it to Wilson's, and argues it may draw the U S into World War II. It notes naval build up, the North Atlantic focus, and the Greer incident as possible preludes to intensified Atlantic warfare. It critiques Germany and Britain and hints at isolationist resistance growing in Congress.
At the Palace Friday and Saturday September 26-27 a double feature presents The Gay Vagabond with Roscoe Karns and Ruth Donnelly, and The Singing Hill starring Gene Autry with Virginia Dale and Smiley Burnette. Ronald Coleman headlines My Life With Caroline Sunday to Monday September 28-29, with Ginger Rogers in Tom Dick and Harry on October 1-2. A Washington drama Adventure in Washington screens Tuesday September 30, followed by Notes on local visits and a college letter.
Reports say Wen dell Willkie will back GOP congressmen who voted for the President’s foreign policy. America First Committee spokesmen address small crowds as martial spirit rises, though not yet widespread.
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Atigane and sons Mr and Mrs Albert Sagebiel and Mr and Mrs W A Hopf and Miss Irene Mr and Mrs Oswald Feller at the 80s birthday anniversary for Mrs Louis Grosenbacher in Fredericksburg Sunday. 600 friends of Mary Virginia Stevens are glad she is progressing after appendix removal at Santa Rosa hospital. Mrs V A Hopf and daughter Miss Irene Mrs Hugo Hopf and Mrs Glen Hopf were San Antonio visitors Saturday.
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