Inflation and the quantity theory challenges in history
The text argues against the quantity theory of money and credit inflation, distinguishing money inflation from price inflation. It cites heavy criticism of the law of the quantity theory, notes historical examples like Germany and Russia, and recalls American episodes such as Continental currency and the Civil War to show inflation driven by weak governments and manipulators rather than money supply alone.
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Germany
Russia
Congress
Vatican
Corriere Delticino
Holy See
Ism
Lisbon
Balkans
Spain
France
Italy
Lilon
Switzerland
Harper Highlights Staff Completes First Herald Issue
The Harper Highlites staff completes its first Herald issue for the 1942-13 school year headed by editor in chief Maxine Lange. The section covers student activities, humor, gossip, and classroom news with staff members across grades two through twelve. Frances Fritz, 22, joined the U S Army Feb 16 1942 and is stationed at Fort Bliss with the Medical Corps at William Beaumont General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper “Highlights
Herald
Gen Smith
Andrew Kroll
Jean Heffington
Dennis Parker
the Herald
Smith Attends Scout Leaders Meeting at Fredericksburg
George Smith of Harper High School and Scoutmaster of Harper Boy Scout Troop attended a Fredericksburg court house meeting Wednesday. Four men Rubin Bernhard Alfred Neffendorf Rev T A Coleman and Benno Weiss were elected patrol leaders to join a training course led by James Tarr Capitol Area Boy Scouts of Texas. Harper and Stonewall were invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Harper High School
Harper Boy Scout
Court House
Fredericksburg
Rubin Bernhard
Alfred Neffendorf
Rev. T. A. Coleman
Benno Weiss
James Tarr
Capitol Area Boy Scouts of Texas
Harper and
Stonewall
Kerrville School Tax Roll Reaches 4 345 972
Kerrville Independent School District tax roll totals 4 345 972 dollars announced by Mary Gaddy the collector. The figure shows an increase of 111 122 over 1941 due to board of equalization and property improvements. Payments may be made October 1 through February 1.
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Kerrville Independent School District
Mary Gaddy
Board of Equalization
Ob Mrs Louis Grosenbacher Observes 81st Birthday
Mrs Louis Grosenbacher celebrated her 81st birthday at her daughter Mrs de A Hopf's home with several family members in attendance. Her children include Arthur Grosenbacher Mrs Arthur Schleyer Mrs Otto Rahe Mrs V A Hopf Mrs Joe Lachmann of Montana Mrs Henry Ficken also of Montana Walter Grosenbacher Corona N M and Mrs Albert Sagebiel.
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Louis Grosenbacher
de A. Hopf
Birthday Supper Honors Mrs Whitewood at Home
Mrs J S Whitewood was honored with a birthday supper Sunday evening at her home hosted by her children and grandchildren. A chicken dinner with trimmings was served to several family members. qc C E Bein and daughter Miss Mary Belle visited the Barker family at Sonora. Erato Hopf and a friend Robbins of Fort Sam Houston spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Oliver Hopf.
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J. S. Whitewood
C. E. Bein
Mary Belle
Mrs. Granville Barker
Sonora
Erato Hopf
Robbins
Fort Sam Houston
Mrs
Oliver Hopf
Local Families Spend Time Fishing on Llano River
Mr and Mrs Alf Lehne and family along with Mr and Mrs Walter Markworth and daughter visited the Llano river for several days of fishing last week. Also Mr and Mrs A J Kinsey were seen shopping in Harper Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. Lehne
Walter Markworth
R. J. Gamel
Herbert Gamel
Llano River
Mr. and
Mrs
A. J. Kinsey
Harper
F D R Envoy Talks With Pope In Vatican City
Myron C. Taylor, Roosevelt’s envoy, met the Pope in Vatican City for a lengthy audience. European press speculated on a U.S. peace plan or Vatican stance on Nazi rule, while neutral outlets framed the visit as a moral rebuke of Nazi conduct in occupied Europe.
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New York
Myron C. Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican City
Countrie
Taylor
France
Germany
Vatican
United States
Schreiner Institute Reports Record Enrollment
Schreiner Institute announces its largest enrollment since 1923, per reports by Dr. J J Delaney president of the nationally known school. The record sets a historic milestone for the junior college as it continues growth this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner Institute
J. J Delaney
Hillbillies Face Texas Silents in Fredericksburg Tonight
Fredericksburg Hillbillies host the Texas Silents of the State School for Deaf in Aus tin at Hillbilly Stadium. The game marks the Silents first Fredericksburg appearance, drawing strong interest from Gillespie County football fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Tivy Antlers Edge Milby High 8 7 in Kerrville Showdown
Tivy Antlers of Kerrville defeated Milby High School of Houston 8 to 7 at Antler Field Friday night. Tivy travels to Houston this week to face Sam Houston Tigers in a new Houston stadium.
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Tivy’s
Antlers
Kerrville
Milby
Houston
Antler Field
Tivy
Sam Houston Tigers
Houston Stadium
Castor Beans May Become Texas Cash Crop Says Nueces Farmer
In Robstown on Sept 21 Adolph Veselka a Nueces county farmer planted 30 acres of castor beans part of 3 300 acres in the AAA program to insure seed for next year The CCC will buy the crop at four cents a pound with seed cost deducted Veselka estimates 800 to 1 000 pounds per acre and notes limited knowledge of the crop Read about CCC AAA seed sources in Texas and regional seed varieties including Doughty No 11 and Conner seed with growers in Corpus Christi Waco Dallas Lubbock Vernon.
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Robstown
Texas
Adolph Veselka
Nueces County
Veselka
AAA
Far East
U. S
Brazil
America
South America
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Corpus Christi
Waco
W. D. Doughty
Dallas
Lubbock
Vernon
Conner
Two-Week County-Wide Scrap Metal Drive Underway Oct 5
Gillespie County launches a two week scrap metal drive from October 5 to October 19. County Judge Henry Hirsch calls on rural and independent schools to attend a September 26 meeting at the Court House to outline student collection plans and depot roles. Citizens are urged to assemble metal for local schools or sell to junk dealers at market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie
Gillespie County Salvage Committee
Henry Hirsch
Court House
Radio Post
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Surgical Dressing Course
Women are invited to a Red Cross surgical dressing course from September 28 to 30, 2 to 5 p.m., at the Red Cross headquarters in the Courthouse building. The program aims to train instructors and to cut materials and sew Red Cross labels on knitted garments. Volunteers must attend a full institute course to train others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kerrville R A F Pilot Joins Ferry Command
Willis A Fawcett Jr son of Kerrville mayor has been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U S Army Ferry Command. He is assigned to a four motor training school in Tennessee after nine months as an RAF pilot officer in England.
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Kerrville
Ferry
Willis A. Fawcett
W. A. Fawcett
U. S. Army
Ferry Command
Tennessee
Fawcett
England
R.A.F
Klein reunion at Klaerner's Park Sunday gathers families
Mr and Mrs Arthur Baumann and Mr and Mrs William Kaiser and Mr and Mrs Albert Kaiser attended the Klein reunion at Klaerner's Park Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Baumann were business visitors in Fredericksburg Tuesday.
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Arthur Baumann
William Kaiser
Albert Kaiser
Klein
Klaerner’s Park
Fredericksburg
Hillbillies to Meet Texas Silents Friday Night
The Hillbillies prepare to host the Texas Silents from Austin this Friday at F.H.S. Lighted Athletic Stadium in their first home game of the season. The Silents, considered powerful and deceptive, defeated Corsicana 40 0 last week. Capt. Clifford Holly leads the Hillbillies with an official reception committee of 18 members listed in attendance portraits.
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Texas “Silents
Austin
F.hs
Jane Mak Aie
Silents
Corsicana
O. K. Nix
Cruz Hernandez
Allen Oestreich
Glen Arbeiger
Clifford Holly
Major Harvey Striegler Assigned To Staff Officers Command Training School
The article notes Major Harvey Striegler assigned to the Staff Officers Command Training School. It also mentions a PTA meeting on October 2 at 3 PM at the high school with a general business session and committee programs including United We Stand and The Family Takes the Job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Striegler
Staff Officers Command Training School
Harper Parent - Teacher Association
Roy Stevens
Helen Brown
George Smith
Civil Service seeks more guards and dieticians
The United States Civil Service Commission announced amendments liberalizing requirements for Departmental Guards and Staff Dieticians. Guards in Washington, D C may qualify by general tests with no experience needed, while dietician posts accept college training plus limited hospital experience. no age limit applies and applications run until filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Commission
United States Employment Service
Otto Stoffers
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Catholic missionaries aid 40000 refugees in Hunan frontier
Catholic priests and nuns operating 50 miles from the front in Hunan have sheltered and fed over 40,000 Anhwei refugees for four years. They run twelve refugee camps two hospitals ten dispensaries three orphanages and several cooperatives while facing daily Japanese air raids and occasional hospital destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunan
China
Anhweik
Changsa
Missionaries’ Courage Praised Amid War in Hunan
A letter from Madame Chiang Kai-shek honors Catholic missionaries in western Hunan province for sheltering refugees, aiding women and children, and continuing education amid Japanese advances. It notes the nearly 95 thousand dollars in local aid and praises mercy in hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunan
Chiang Kai-sheck
Deca
Martin Stehling Receives Wings at Victorville
Martin Stehling son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Stehling of Kerrville will receive his wings from the U S Flying School at Victorville California today Friday Sept 25 He will be commissioned a 2nd Lt in the Air Forces A Tivy High School graduate Jimmie Stehling his younger brother stationed in San Diego with the U S Marines will attend the graduation ceremonies It is not known if he will get a furlough to visit home before his next assignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Stehling
Rudolph Stehling
Kerrville
U. S. Flying School
Victorville
Calif
Air Forces
Martin
Tivy High School
Jimmie Stehling
San Diego
U. S. Marines
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Oklahoma City
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Court Mouse
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Bonnie Walker
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Dayton Rahe
Kenneth Parker
Via Acuna
Old Mexico
Fred Wedekind
Ft. Clark
Chet Carnes
David Schmidt
Leo Klein
Fredericksburg Hopital and Clinic
Paul Jones
Carl Oehler
San Antonio
Fred Jones
Ellington Field
Tex
Fred
Duncan Fied
Carl Oehler and Son
Earl Sylvester
C. W. Howard
Dan Hoerster Jr
Jackson Wiemers
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Milt. Seipp
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Chester Klaerner
Boyce Fischer
Elgin Usener
P.T.A
U. S. Civil Service Commission
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Glen Hopf
Max Hopf
W. A. Hopf
Harrisburg
Miss
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
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Fredericksburg High
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T. Anthony Dissussh Marper
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