Telephone Co. To Hold Open House in Cameron
Cameron residents will be invited to tour the Southwestern Bell central offices at 112% North Houston on April 11 and 12. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Local manager C. L. Carson says visitors will see switching equipment, voice recording demos, and cable splicing, with special exhibits and operators on hand. A preview for employees and families is set for April 16.
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Cameron
North
Houston
C. L. Carson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Carson
To My Best Friend Bennie Lee Kennon Remembrance
A thirteen year old Buffalo writes a heartfelt tribute to his late friend Mr J B White recounting acts of kindness from childhood and illness. He recalls gifts including a BB gun a flashlight a doctor’s kit and a baseball glove and asks how to thank the White family.
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Buffalo
Mr. White
Mrs. White
Bennie Lee Kennon
Notify Local Boards Registrants Must
Registrants must supply local boards with evidence to support classification claims. Those farming or employed in agriculture can obtain farm production data from the County Agricultural Mobilization Committee chairmen or related organizations such as the Production Marketing Administration and County Agent. If employed outside the county, contact the chair of the local board’s county mobilization committee for required agricultural data. Farm registrants must be engaged in market production of key commodities and not replaceable due to skill shortages, with removal causing material loss of effectiveness.
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Milam County
Production Marketing Administration
Texas Employment Commission
Legislature considers bills on taxes frauds and worker plans
The article discusses proposed bills including limits on injury awards, a constitutional amendment to bar state income or general sales taxes, and authorizing counties to create workman’s compensation plans. It notes election law study to curb fraud and empowers the Attorney General to investigate irregularities with grand jury access to ballot boxes under district court supervision.
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House
Stolen 1949 Chevrolet Recovered in Santa Fe Town
A 1949 Chevrolet owned by Joe Anderson was stolen from the Right Hotel around 9:00 PM Thursday. Anderson pursued the thief. a radio broadcast followed, and the car was later found undamaged in an alley behind Mondrik Grocery in Santa Fe Town.
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Joe Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Mondrik
Santa Fe
Anderson
Anderson Motor Co
Edmonds Home Destroyed In Marlow Fire
The home of Mrs. H. P. Edmonds in Marlow was completely destroyed by a morning fire on April 3. Mrs. Houston and a small son were at the scene with two other young children at school. The Cameron Volunteer Fire Department arrived to find the house fully ablaze and all furnishings lost.
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H. P. Edmonds
Marlow
Edmonds
Johnnie Houston
Houston
Cameron Volunteer Fire Department
Donations Pour In After House Fire Aid Sought
A family lost their home to a fire while working nearby and now seeks clothing, furniture, and household items. Donations can be given to Sheriff Carl Black or Mrs. Johnny Baker. E. H. Walston offers housing until a new home is found. The Marlow Baptist Church and neighbors plan a future shower.
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Carl Black
Johnny Baker
E. H. Walston
Marlow
Marlow Baptist
Hail Hurts Farms as Storm Roars Through Rosebud Area
A Sunday hailstorm swept through Barclay Burlington Briary and Rosebud areas causing damaged barns and a rent house. Joe Smiley reported 150 acres of Sudan grass flattened at Briary. Charley Brown lost a rent house. Herbert Michaelwitz and A Klaus lost a barn. Small hail observed in Rosebud.
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Rosebud
Barclay
Burlington
Briary
Here
Joe Smiley
Charley Brown
Herbert Michaelwitz
A. Klaus
Hamilton
Pecan School To Be Held Here Monday
An all day pecan school hosted by Extension Service specialists from A and M College in cooperation with the Cameron Chamber of Commerce Crops Committee will take place in Cameron on Monday April 9. Co-Chairmen P W Davis and Max Howard organized a morning session at the Milam Coffee Shop and an afternoon session at the Atone Anderle Farm with demos on insect control budding and grafting and grove management. Agricultural and GI instructors pecan grove owners and other interested persons are invited to attend.
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A & M College
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
P. W. Davis
Max Howard
Milam
Atone Anderle Farm
Cameron-Rockdale Highway
Agricultural and
G. I
Scout Show Plans Walk-Through at Stadium April 15
Directors of events will meet at the stadium on April 15 for a walk-through rehearsal. Connally Air Force Base at Waco provides music and settings for a tableau on how urban and rural fads and diverse nationalities blend into the Scout melting pot. Hugh Thompson Ralph Buchanan Lonnie Norris Larry Higgins F M Johnson all from Waco direct various segments of the demonstration and use of Scout Neckerchief during Scouting.
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Connally Air Force Base
Waco
Hugh Thompson
Ralph Buchanan
Lonnie Norris
Larry Higgins
F .M. Johnson
Waco Circus Scout Camp Plans Detailed by Local Leaders
The program lists various camps and demonstrations with supervision by Dr. James Mason of Waco and C. S. B. Edmondson of Temple. Rip McKenzie of Mexia leads Indian Event and disaster aid demos, with Pioneer ing by Tommy Jackson and a finale by Gordon Blair, under overall direction of George Sauer of Baylor University. P. K. Knudson serves as general chairman with Larry Higgins and Col Randolph Wood coordinating arrangements and attendance.
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James Mason
Waco
Rip McKenzie
Mexia
C. S. B. Edmondson
Temple
W. A. Martin
McGregor
Tommy Jackson
Gordon Blair
George Sauer
Baylor University
P. K. Knudson
Larry Higgins
Col
Randolph Wood
James Connally Air Force Base
Joe Fason
Irving Pettis
Hohenstein Longtime Cameron Herald Employee Dead
Hohenstein, a longtime Cameron Herald employee, leaves a son Lyle Hohenstein and daughter Mrs. E. H. Prue, plus two grandchildren. He was well known in the county for his interest in local oil activities.
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Hohenstein
Lyle Hohenstein
E. H. Prue
The
Cameron Herald
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