Santa Claus Delivers Christmas Baskets to Needy Families
Santa Claus distributed holiday baskets of food fruit and clothing and decorated trees to destitute homes on the Central Index list. At bedsides ill children received dolls as small joys. Names of families were given to Mrs. Gussle Henke.
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Santa Claus
Thursty
Gussle Henke
Santa Visits 200+ Families in Postwar Central Texas
In Central Texas, volunteers from the Red Cross, the Salvation Army, and Girl Scouts delivered gifts to over 200 needy families on a muddy, snowless Christmas Eve 1945. They traveled through streets with no names to reach families living in tents trailers and hovels, sharing Christmas cheer.
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Bach
Ie Central Tex
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Tate
Santa
Yale Church Units Observe Christmas at Los Angeles Heights
Christmas services at Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church will be held by all departments under Rev. Joh Angus MacMillan. A morning service at 11:40 will feature a sermon titled A Cast of Christmas Characters by the pastor. The Sunday School presents a Christmas play at 7 p.m. Ton sheir, directed by Leonia Bender, with Robert Orrag on the organ, performs a cantata at 8 p.m.
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Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church
Sunlay
Joh Angus MacMillan
Poe
MacMilan
Toe Sheir
Leonia Bender
Robert Orrag
Committee names elected for Gillespie county agriculture group
Fredericksburg December 3 committeemen chosen for the agricultural conservation association of Gillespie County are Harry Eckhardt as chairman Thomas Jung as vice chairman Willie Borg as member and Edgar Gold and Harry Jordan as alternate members per Wesley Gold AGA secretary
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Fredericksburg
Agricultural Conservation Association of
Gillespie County
Harry Eckhardt
Thomas Jung
Willie Borg
Edgar Gold
Harry Jordan
Wesley 4. Gold
AGA Secra
Church to Give Prince of Peace Service
The Denver Heights Methodist Church will present a Prince of Peace program at p.m. on Sunday. The choir, under Herman Vetler, will be accompanied by Mrs Ivy Moseley Miss Elizabeth Jennett and Al Marshall. Mrs Charles Tomlinson will be assistant.
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Joe Christinan
Denver Heights
Herman Vetler
Ivy Moseley
Elizabeth Jennett
al Marshall
Charles Tomlinson
Washington Solons Readying for Second Session Turbulence
Washington lawmakers resume work after a 28 day recess as Senate and House plan bold moves. Key items include a permanent status for the agency, national service questions, compulsory military training, wage and pension discussions, and an energy control proposal. President Truman presses for a broad employment act and pay raises while hearings probe national defense and unity goals.
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Church to Present Yale Pageant at Mc Hinley Avenue Methodist
The Mc Hinley Avenue Methodist Church at 73 p m Sunday hosts a pageant titled way the chimes Rang directed by Mrs William W Heil Mrs Wilbur Schoenfeld and Mrs Sarah Dean Knight The 10 50 a m service features a Christmas sermon The choir will sing Christmas anthems and the pastor will preach on The Heart of Christmas.
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Mc Hinley Avenue Methodist
William W. Heil
Wilbur Schoenfeld
Sarah Dean Knight
Yule Program At Beacon Hill
A Christmas program directed by Alice Melville Simpson will be presented at Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church. Dr Arthur V Boand will preach titled A Star Spangled Night. At 7 20 p m the Sunday school children perform Christmas For Everyone a carol song program for the congregation.
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Alice Melville Simpson
Begcon Hill Presbyterian
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Labor Roundup Fact-Finding Board Goes Into Recess
The president's fact finding board in the General Motors strike began a cooling off recess to allow principals to press for a wage increase. The board postponed key decisions on wage fairness and access to company books, while union and GM continue talks on local plant demands and broader negotiations. About 195,000 workers idle as the strike reaches seven months.
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Labor Roundup Fact-Finding Board
Associated Prove
General Motors
C. I. O.auto
Ihe
Viiman
Ution
Detroit
Logoter
Walter P. Reuther
Wakte
G. MU
A. W
Hs Sevan
Ford Motor Company
U. A.W
Steel Workers Vote in Large Strike Ballot Across Nation
Steel workers in 145 plants across 15 states balloted for strike action. Of 76 plants reporting, 14287 supported a strike and 2993 opposed, a strong 6 to 1 mandate. The tally associated with a national cleanup vote as part of broader United Steelworkers actions. Balloting occurred as elections looming on November 28 could affect more than 650,000 workers.
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Ly Honal
Printers and unions seek end to wage dispute in Seattle
A fact finding meeting is planned with publishers and striking Seattle printers after offers were rejected. The CIO Electrical Workers union declined a 10 percent GE wage increase and seeks about 36 percent. Negotiators foresee a possible end to the 42 day stoppage affecting major San Francisco bakeries with two employers weighing a settlement.
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Oaticidayy
Ayajed
APL Bakery
Wheen “Diivers Quien
San Frens Witce Bakery
Finployers Association
Thieves Nab Ten Point Buck In Odd Prowl Night
A chaotic event in a city blocks shows multiple car prowl incidents. Walter Whitcomb reports his car at 905 Jim Street had a 3 PM dinner, returning to find the 90 point buck departed. Other thefts include clothes from Alton Parker, an overcoat from Jean Craig, Christmas gifts for Fred Shelton, a book of concert tickets for Grace Wheat, and a laundry bundle for K Frick. Frequent prowls cited near Houston and Flores streets, Main Avenue, and East Marlin Street.
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Walter Whitcomb
Jim Street
Houston
Flores Streets
Alton Dy Parker
Aguihla
Grace Wheat
Wew Haven Street
East Marlin Street
K. ¥. Frick
West Craig Plate
Presa
Crockett Streets
Evangelist Team to Speak at Mission Chapel Event
Evangelist James Matthew Alley and soprano Age Bond Alley lead a coastal evangelistic campaign at 801 Carson Street. Evening services run 7 30 p m Sunday through Friday with no service Saturday.
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Carson Street
Gamsuaneich
James Matthew Alley
Age Bond Alley
Aplaist
Siiss Bell
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