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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1949

Page

2

Cattlemen Warned Against New Attempt At US Control

The 72nd annual Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention in Houston opened with President Bryant Edwards presiding. Homer H. Davison of the American Meat Institute warned that meat packers have not sizablely raised sales through price cuts and that renewed inflation could trigger government controls on the meat industry.

Texas and Southwestren Cattle Raisers Association Houston Bryant Edwards Henrietta Southwestern Cattlemen Homer H. Davison Chicago American Meat Institute Davison

Milam County Singer Johnnie Booker Jr Dies in Fort Worth

Johnnie Booker Jr died at 3 30 a m Sunday in Thomas Jefferson Hospital Fort Worth born and raised in Milam county son of John Booker Sr Funeral services planned with burial at Cox s Providence Church near Cameron Booker known as a singer in the colored community having appeared on county programs and events sponsored by local residents

Johnnie Booker, Jr Thomas Jefferson Hospital Fort Worth Booker John Booker Cameron Milam County Willie Lewis Booker United States Navy Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Islands Methodist Church Cox Providence Church Oxsheer Smith Frank Cheeves W. B. Skelton

Two Negroes Fined In Theft of Feed

Willie Holloway and Oscar Len ford, both Negroes from Buckholts, paid fines in justice court after pleading guilty to petty theft. County Attorney Ed Gunn said they confessed to stealing sacks of feed from Otto Denker, sold part of it, and fed the rest to their hogs on Denker’s farm.

Willie Holloway Oscar Lenford Buckholts Justice Court Ed Gunn Otto Denker Gunn

Elephant Stampede Terrorizes Gonzales Countryside

A herd of 18 Bailey Brothers Circus elephants stampeded two miles near Gonzales after cowboys fired pistol shots during a staged fake stampede. Head trainer Rex Williams and Raymond Sreivogal were injured. Orr the newsreel cameraman witnessed the incident.

Gonzales Bailey Brothers Circus Guadalupe River Ben Davenport Lee Orr Orr San Antonio Rex Williams Raymond Sreivogal Williams Steivogel Cam

Elephants Escape Route Caused Driving Panic

A photographer pursued wild animals before the elephants broke loose. His camera captured striking images as motorists fled in terror. One driver claimed to be chased and dived into a ditch before fleeing to Gonzales. It took two hours to corral the herd back to their barns.

Mera Gonzales

Dr Pepper Opens New Cameron Warehouse Near Nicholson Home

Bert Nicholson, local Dr Pepper distributor in Cameron, announces the completion of a new warehouse at 821 North Washington Avenue opposite the Reagan Brady Home. Deliveries previously handled from the Schuhmacher Building in Santa Fe Town will now be processed from the Nicholson residence.

Dr. Pepper Bert Nicholson Cameron North Washington Avenue Reagan Brady Mr. Nicholson Schuhmacher Santa Fe

Square Dance Series Planned by Local Club

The Business and Professional Women's Club will host a three lesson square dance program here with the Desi Do Club of Austin sending a representative. The first lesson is Friday night April 29 at Yee High School Auditorium with an afternoon matinee and a closing dance Saturday night. Admission will be charged and tickets go on sale soon.

Desi Do Club Austin Yee High School

Zion overturns blue laws with first Sunday movie in history

In Zion Illinois residents approved Sunday movie access by a 1,579 to 1,564 vote. The town once forbid smoking dancing and pork and is famous for founder John Dowie and pastor Wilbur Voliva. Now four doctors and two drug stores operate as pork returns to menus.

Zion Ill Zions John A. Dowie Wilbur Glenn Voliva Voliva

Caldwell Couple Welcome 7 Pound 8 Ounce Son

Mr and Mrs H Alford of Caldwell announce the birth of a son weighing seven pounds eight ounces at a local hospital on April 5 1949. The mother Mrs Lelia Joel Behweda is a Caldwell native and a graduate of St Joseph Infirmary Houston.

H. Alford Caldwell Lelia Joel Behweda St. Joseph Infirmary Houston

Mrs M A Sanderford Undergoes Surgery in Newton Memorial Hospital

Mrs M A Sanderford of Milano is a patient in Newton Memorial Hospital following surgery. She is listed in stable condition and receiving postoperative care.

M. A. Sanderford of Milano Newton Memorial Hospital

Rainfall Report: Cameron Sees 0.96 Inches Weekend

Cameron recorded 0.96 inches of rain Saturday night into Sunday morning, with heavy Saturday rainfall. L. W. Smith of the Community Public Service Company notes moisture added will help crops, though the rain was not deemed necessary.

Cameron L. W. Smith Community Public Service Company

Mrs. E. E. Allison Improving After Surgery

Mrs. E. E. Allison of Route 3 Cameron is a surgery patient at Newton Memorial Hospital and many friends report she is improving nicely.

E. E. Allison Route 3 Cameron Newton Memorial Hospital

Veteran Raymond G Urban Returns to Service at Camp Hood

Master Sergeant Raymond G Urban, a 16 year Army veteran from Cameron, has arrived at Camp Hood and joined the 2d Armored Division known as Hell on Wheels. He served 51 months in the European theater across campaigns in French Morocco Tunisia Sicily France and Belgium and wears the Silver Star Good Conduct American Defense European African Middle Eastern Victory ribbons. He is the son of Fritz Urban of Route 4 Cameron Texas.

Raymond G. Urban Cameron Camp Hood 2D Armored Division Urban Morocco Tunisia Sicily France Belgium Fritz Urban Route 4 Texas

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