How About It Charges From The Chinese Underground
The piece argues Japanese wartime aims persisted after surrender and claims a holy state under the emperor shaped politics. It condemns Shintoism as imperialism masquerading as religion and urges Christian missionary freedom to counter it. The author links Shintoism and Buddhism to militaristic control, warning of further wars in the Orient without Christianization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hitler
Germany
Nippon
China
Orient
United States
Old Earth
Rationing Reminders and Visitors In Local Notices
Rationing reminders list stamp validities for book 4 red stamps and sugar stamp No 38 with dates through December. Airplane stamps 1 2 3 are indefinite, No 4 valid Aug 1 000. Mrs R B Goff enjoyed a pleasant visit at Mrs R D Inscore's home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Goff
R. D. Inscore
PFC Warren Petsch Visits Belgium During Leave
PFC Warren A Petsch of Harper returned to the 422nd Infantry Regiment after a three day pass in hospitable Belgium. He stayed at an army recreation camp near a large city with sight seeing and sports facilities during his absence from military surroundings. The 442nd Infantry is part of Major General Donald A Stroh's 106th Lion Division, stationed near Karlsruhe in the American occupation zone of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
106Th Infantry
Seventh Army
Warren A. Petsch
Harper
422Nd Infantry
Belgium
Petsch
442Nd Infantry
Donald A. Stroh
106Th “Lion” Division
Karlsruhe
Germany
Local Soldier Receives Meritorious Service Unit Plaque
Cpl. Cecil O. Bode, auto mechanic with Service Company, 361st Infantry Regiment, 91st Powder River Division, was awarded a Meritorious Service Unit Plaque for superior performance on the Fifth Army front in Italy. The 361st participated in Arno River and Gothic Line campaigns among others. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stevens and family visited Roy Stevens and Camille in Wimberley after weekend in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Army
Italy
Cpl
Cecil O. Bode
361St Infantry
Powder River
Arno River
Gothic Line
Apennine
Po River
Lions Club Seeks Veterinarian for Harper Area
Harper community Lions Club members met to discuss securing veterinary services for the area. They proposed weekly visits to assist local milk testing and disease checks, plus a plan to attend a State Railroad Commission hearing on a proposed Harper to Junction bus franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harperwiuns
Durin
Lion
Neal B. Fox
Halston Colley
Hopf
Hupt
Harper
Daily Mail Service Committee
Frank Staudt
C. W. Granville
J. J. Rogers
W. A. Brown
State Railroad Commission
Austin
Junction
Fredericksburg
E. W. Walker
Co. St Clair
John S. Whitewood
O. B. Walker
Allan Gibson
Fox
August Rainfall Varies Across Gillespie County
August rainfall in Gillespie County ranged from 3.60 inches in Hye to 1.41 inches in Doss, with several communities posting 2 to 3 inches. Compared to August 1944, rainfall was notably lower, though recent tropical storm rains helped pasture, small grains, and peanut prospects in the Hill Country and South Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie Co
Gillespie County
Levi Deike
Hye
Karl Durst
Oswald Eckhardt
Alfred Neffendorf
Fredericksburg
Tom Carr
F. B. Riley
Elroy Schnelle
Otto Rahe
Harper
Wil
White Oak
Hill Country
South Texas
Mailmas Overseas Gifts Window Sept 15 Oct 15
Christmas overseas gift packages to service members should be mailed between September 15 and October 15. Instructions urge secure wrapping and correct addressing, with care in choosing gifts and observing postal requirements. Dr S H Terry to preach at evangelistic meetings Harper Presbyterian Church invites the community to a week long series led by the popular San Antonio pastor, September 16 through 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Presyterian
S. H. Terry
Dr. Terry
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Harper
Simon Burg Inspects Peach Plants In Colorado
Simon Burg and family visited Colorado New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma over two weeks returning Sunday night. In Colorado he inspected peach orchards packing and grading plants as the peach season runs full and records crops are reported. Also Mr and Mrs Norman J Dietel and Kathleen and William Randolph Dietel returned Saturday from Colorado and New Mexico after a week abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Burg
Stonewall
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Burg
Norman J. Dietel
Kathleen
William Randolph
Bells in the Picture Show a New Church Carillon
A new style church tower carillon features 32 tubular bells by J. D. Deagan, Inc. The bells offer greater volume and power than traditional cup bells, played automatically or by keyboard, and more than 400 sponsors have donated them to churches and universities nationwide for weddings funerals commencements and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Deagan, Inc
Chicago
Ver
America
Harper Schools Opened Monday With Large Enrollment
Harper Public School opened on Monday with a high school enrollment of 61 and 134 in the grammar grades. Klein Branch rural community will send fourteen or more students to Harper this year, with bus transportation planned once cattle-guard facilities are ready. The district reports a steady opening with an average 135 in the school lunch program and staff additions as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers County
West Virginia
Chester Nimitz
Nimitz
Harper Public
Neal B. Fox
Klein Branch
Harper
Fox
Waris Whitworth
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Miss Whitworth
Matt Stevens
Stevens
Belmore Roberts
Multon Casper
Clayton Parker
Grand Jury Urges Citizens Cooperation in Apprehending Thieves
The district court term neared end as the Grand Jury returned 9 indictments. Foreman Hilmar L. Henke replaced the ill Aug Stahl, and jury trials were unlikely for the term. Disposed cases included theft and burglary charges with varied sentences. Cora Beckmann vs Rubin Beckmann proceeded to a jury on special issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Schmidt
Raymond Gray
Felix Heimann
Alonzo Woerner
Chas. Young
Gray
Hilmar EL. Henke
Aug Stahl
Schmidt
State of Texas
John H E. Garret
Charlie Lee Haggerton
Roy Wheat
Kuenemann Hardware
States of Texas
A. C. Ivy
Wendell Willis
Cora Beckmann
Rubin Beckmann
Alf. Petsch
Tom Martin
District Court
J.b.wieser
Bank of Fredericksburg
Grand Jury
Police School In Session At Kerrville
Kerrville hosts a law enforcement training session in Kerr County district court with FBI agents and state officials. Speakers include Rep Claude Gumer, Judge Lloyd Davidson, Capt J A Musick, and agents Ponder Tuckey and Dullard. Organizers: Billy Burrs and Alton Hardin of local peace officers groups. Sheriff Frank Moore presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Lex
Sept &O Spl
Tull Country
FBI
Lloyd Davidson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
J. A. Musick
Texas Department of Public Safety
FBT
Andrew G. Ponder
J. Vernon Tuckey
Charles F. Dullard
Billy Burrs
Shelf
Bandera
Alton Hardin
Hill Country Peace Officers’ Assordation
Frank Moore
Davidson
Texas
Musick
Ponder
Henry Alberthal Aged Killed In Highway
Mrs. Ad Bonn aged resident of Fredericksburg was seriously injured in a pedestrian automobile crash Sunday evening at the intersection of West San Antonio Street and South Adams Street opposite Pfeil's Filling Station. She suffered a broken arm and leg, internal injuries, cuts, and bruises. The driver and a woman companion left the scene. badge number was obtained by a passerby. Mrs Bonn’s condition Wednesday afternoon was reported as resting as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. Bonn
Fredericksburg
W. San Antonio
S. Adams
Pfeil
Bonn
Sherif Bob Loth
Gillespie County farmer dies after Sunday collision
Henry Alberthal, 83, of Gillespie County, died Sunday night after his Model T collided with a southbound car on the Mason highway north of Fredericksburg. His son-in-law Adolph Schneider, of San Antonio, survived with minor injuries. G. C. Grayson of Wichita Falls and family escaped serious harm. Alberthal was returning from Kiaerner's Park Teamsters reunion when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alberthal
Gillespie County
Fredericksburg
Mason Highway
Alberthal
Adolph Schneider
San Antonio
G. C. Grayson
Wichita Falls
Grayaun
Schneider
Grayson
Alterthal
Teamsters
Kiaerner’s Park
Visitors from San Antonio and Brownsville at Jones home
Visitors in the P. F. Jones home Sunday and Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wake and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wake and daughter, Mrs. Lowell Denning and daughter, Mrs. Fel ton Wake and daughter, all of San Antonio, Fred Snoaks Jones of Brownsville, Mr and Mrs. Willie Pape and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Martin
June Bode
San Antonio
Reuben Bode
P. F. Jones
Bert Wake
Fred Wake
Lowell Denning
Felton Wake
Fred (Snoaks) Jones
Brownsville
Willie Pape
Parker Family Visits Rocksprings Kin in Quiet Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Parker and their children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cottle, at Rocksprings in a recent family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Parker
Roy Cottle
Rocksprings
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Espot News
True Story Magazine
Woodenhead
Charlie McCarthy
Greer Garson
Edgar Bergen
Ray Noble
Hollywood
Philip and
Gary Crosby
Peggy Ann Garner
Elizabeth Taylor
Roddy McDowell
Frank Sinatra
Lindsay Crosby
Margaret O’brien
Dennis Crosby
True Detective Magazine
Pfc
Warren Petsch
W. S. Stevens
Mary Virginia Stevens
Sally. Whitten of
Houston
Roy Stevens
Camille
Wimberley
Lions
Club
Assembly
Areca Command
France
Elgin H. Tatsch
Camp New York
Assembly Area Command
Pacific
489Th Air Service Group
Eighth Air Force
Ninth Air Force
ETO
70Th
489Th
England
Holland
Chanute Field
Illinoiis
Stanley H. Cropp
Elwood
Indiana
Herald
Mye
Mailmas
Ooo
Phil Rogers
Watkins Tarr
Arthur Bierschwale
J. Roberts
Roy Deaton
Pat Rogers
Dean Hopf
Mrs. Randolph
Victor Marshall
Randolph Burrer
Burrer
Carl Oehler
Fred Bierschwale
Supt
Mrs. Fox
Oehler
Carlos Parker
Harper Schools
New Postoffice
Adm
Klein Branch Rural Community School
L HL Flarper
Joe Rogers
Alfonso Hopt
Darlene
Hondo
Homer Lee Stevens
Mrs
Douglas Understadt
Mr Frank Jones
Fort Worth
Tuckey
Bullard
San Francisco
Calif
Takijiro Onishi
Naval General Staff
Tokyo
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