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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1943
Page
3
A slate of Cameron visitors and residents appears in the local column with names from Gay Hill Minerva Temple Houston and more. Notables include Judge Jeff T Kemp departing for Austin, Cpl Julian Baskin’s California furlough, and Janie Shaw returning to work in Cameron.
Grace Hertenberger spends the weekend at Sparlo Wisconsin visiting Willie Kokutek who is stationed at Camp McCoy during a military assignment.
H S Miller of Big Springs and F Miller and son H F Jr visit Conn Miller in Cameron with family. Edward Schiller and wife from Camp Crowder Mo on a 10 day furlough. Alphonse and Louis Sutter of Corpus Christi visit Cameron relatives. Fannie Tuttle improving at Cameron Hospital. T J Pinkston and Pauline Honeycut wed in Temple with Judge Kemp officiating. Ed Jakes of Watts Switch and C T Gibbs of Yarrellton visit Cameron. Frank Plachy of Watts Switch in Cameron on business. Pvt Walter White of Paris to arrive in Cameron. Luther Pool US Marines reports landing near the equator. E Malone of Curry and J C Bownds and M L Sanders of Richmond visit Ed Gunn home.
J. W. Pope of Sharp, Ralph Hubert of Rockdale, and Rev. Henry M. Batley of Maysfield visited Cameron on Tuesday. The trio spent the day in the city for church and community engagements.
Allied forces push to within 18 miles of Bizerte Tunisia as the British First Army nears Rommel’s troops. American and British forces form a juncture near El Gator. Sfax and Sousee reported heavily bombed as fighting rages on central front. In Pacific, a Japanese destroyer fleet and air force are intercepted. several ships damaged and 16 planes down, our losses six. Moscow accepts invitation to Washington world food conference April 27. General Hirshey says married men with children face draft around July 1.
John Thweatt of Maysfield visited Cameron on Friday in a brief local note.
Two men formerly from Cameron are stationed at Tinker Field Oklahoma with the base headquarters squadron of the Air Service Command for aircraft maintenance and air depot training. Pvt Lee R. Clore Jr son of Mr and Mrs Lee R Clore Cameron and Pvt Dan M Caldwell son of Mr and Mrs Wilma T Caldwell Cameron are graduates of Yarn San Antonio before entering Defense wore the Army. They previously lived at 312 Frasch Street San Antonio.
Private Oscar R. Zotz, son of Mr and Mrs Otto G Zotz Cameron Mississippi, graduates as airplane mechanic at Kessler Field B 24 Liberator Bomber School. After 17 weeks in a 14 phase course, he learned B 24 maintenance system engines electrical structures and more. The final phase includes eight days of field training with simulated combat and camouflage and shelter skills.
The notice lists two motives for purchasing War Bonds. First, they provide weapons and equipment for soldiers. Second, they are a sound investment, never depreciate, and yield a third more after ten years. Bonds are cashable after sixty days at banks or post offices.
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