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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1953
Page
2
Four agricultural students from the Netherlands will be in Texas from May 1 to August 1. They aim to join Texas farm families and work on their farms to learn American methods in growing cotton citrus rice sugar cane and ramie.
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce poultry committee promotes long term cage egg operations as a solid family enterprise with high efficiency. Profits, per cage estimates, and start up costs are outlined, noting a 1000 to 2000 cage scale can be paid off in roughly a year. A ready market and favorable prices bolster the investment case.
About 6000 Texas Baptists from 3400 churches will gather in Dallas for the 25th annual Baptist General Convention of Texas Sunday School Convention. Headquarters are at Gaston Avenue Baptist Church. The program features 28 conferences with leaders from the Southern Baptist Convention and a Monday youth rally for intermediates and young people.
Passing the Panama Canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific, travelers move eastward across the isthmus. The passage links two oceans and serves as a key global shipping corridor with historical and strategic significance.
Fragmentary notice lists postal publication details and subscription rates for Piha County and out of state. It indicates Thursday issues and yearly costs with partial words obscured. The readable items reference a Texas post office and local circulation.
Frank A. Garcia seaman first class in the US Navy serves aboard the high speed transport USS Weiss in the Far East. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isidro B. Garcia of Cameron Texas and attended Taylor High School. The Weiss supports Navy Underwater Demolition Teams nicknamed frogmen and is named for Marine Sgt. Carl Walter Weiss who died in the Solomon Islands campaign.
Mr and Mrs Berry Caldwell report their son Berry Caldwell has been promoted to Technical Sergeant. He is stationed at Murcy Nevada.
Secretary Benson plans to trim Agriculture Department spending about 10 percent in the coming fiscal year with White House approval. The revised budget begins July 1 and reduces $131.4 million from Truman era totals, with potential cuts exceeding $200 million in the next year's submission.
All makes Parma Radio Service offers trade in on Cameron Radio and Television gear. customers can upgrade to new models with value applied from their current unit. Parma Radio Service provides repair and sales for radios and televisions across brands.
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