Supreme Court Ruling On Racketeering Sparks Debate
Cameron Bond notes that in United States vs Local 807 the Supreme Court ruled that using threats by union members to extract money from truck owners does not violate the federal anti racketeering act. He supports Hobbs bill to curb such violence and inflation controls.
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States
New York
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Organized Labor
Cameron War Bond Drive Reaches New Highs in County
Cameron residents bought 333 917 75 in war bonds on the campaign's third day, raising the total to 587 711 50. E C Cole, campaign chairman, credits workers volunteers and local papers including the Little Midget for daily publicity and public support. County totals awaited Thursday as Cameron exceeds its county quota.
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Cameron
E. C. Cole
Mr. Cole
Death of Joe S Blancett at 63 in Cameron
Joe S Blancett 63 died suddenly Monday afternoon at his daughter's home in Cameron after a heart stroke. Funeral set for 5 p.m. Wednesday April 14 1945 at Salem Cemetery with Green Funeral Home in charge. Survived by two daughters Mrs Will Ford and Mrs Thelma Cowan. four sons Delmar Dillard Elmar Dalton Leonard Clark. two sisters Mrs Mose Burkeen and Mrs Chas Smith. brothers unnamed. Delmar awaiting arrival in Salt Lake City.
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Joe S. Blancett
Thelma Cowan
North Cameron
Blancett
Salem Cemetery
Green Funeral Home
Mr. Blancett
Will Ford
Cameron
Delmar
Dillard Blancett
Army
Elmar
Waco
Dalton
San Antonio
Leonard Blancett
Clark Blancett
Vernon
Mose Burkeen
Chas. Smith
Delmar Blancett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Milano Man Held on Robbery Charge
C. C. Porter of Milano was arrested by Constable I. Robbins at his home at 3 a.m. Monday and released on a $500 bond after confessing to the robbery of a beer saloon south of Milano. Robbins recovered $12.63 stolen funds and cigarettes, then turned Porter over to Sheriff Carl Black.
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C. C. Porter
Milano
I. Robbins
Robbins
The
Herald
Porter
Road House
Carl Black
Shirley Buys Pemberton Service Station
E. S. Shirley has purchased the Pemberton Service Station and taken charge. He invites Cameron friends to visit and notes Magnolia Products will be sold, promising dependable service from an experienced operator.
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E. S. Shirley
Pemberton
Shirely
Cameron
Shirley
Magnolia
Former Yoemen Charlie Denson Holloway Enlists in Navy
Charlie Denson Holloway formerly of Yee High School and Maysfield joined the U S Navy as a volunteer in Houston in March 1942 and now serves as Fireman Third Class. He serves in the Fleet in the South African Theatre of war, among county youths answering the call.
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Charlie Denson Holloway
United States Navy
Houston
Charlie
Yee High School
Maysfield
Hall Tyson
Cameron Roping Club Resumes Sundays at Ledbetter Park
The Cameron Roping Club restarts Sunday programs at Ledbetter Park with calves at the rodeo grounds. John Batte invites all ages to meet 1 30 p m at the courthouse square and ride to the grounds. Weekly roping sessions will be Sundays and on Tuesday and Thursday nights with no admission.
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Rodeo
Ledbetter Park
Cameron
John Batte
Court House
Mac Akers
Former Neighbor Delivers 126.11 to Conley Family Aid
James Elrod of the Hoyte community handed Homer Conley 126.11 raised from Hoyte neighbors and others to aid the Conley family of five, hospitalized in Cameron after their home was cyclone demolished. Elrod led fundraising, with plans to publish contributor names abandoned for now due to space. He also collected merchandise for the family.
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James Elrod
Hoyte
Homer Conley
Conley
Cameron Hospital
Elrod
The
Herald
Time Required for Bond Drive Workers See All
E. C. Cole director of the city sales campaign urged patience and assures all buyers will be contacted. Workers are praised but more time is needed so every citizen has an opportunity to participate in the bond drive.
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Jane
E. C. Cole
Africa
Australia
Army
Army scrap drive takes over in wartime mobilization
The Army urges civilians to gather all possible scrap metal to support ships, tanks, planes, and weapons. With scarce supplies and transport, the South becomes the focus for gathering, while Army Salvage Officers coordinate removal and transport to prevent delays.
Cigarette Fund For Men Overseas Grows
The American Legion raises funds to buy two cases of cigarettes for soldiers on the battle fronts. Public contributions are welcome at the Herald or to Jim McGoldrick, commander of the Local Post, with totals reported up to noon Friday. Separately, Set. George Doss and Miss Ann Tingle wed in Judge Kemp's office, and will reside in Paris with Doss stationed at Camp Maxey.
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The
American Legion
Herald
Jim McGoldrick
George Doss
Ann Tingle
Jeff T. Kemp
Kemp
Aid to Enemy Quotes Morgenthau on War Bonds Duty
Secretary Morgenthau declares that failing to pay taxes on time or to invest in War Bonds aids the enemy. He urges Americans to serve the country with dollars as well as with sons, asking if dollars should be spared when lives are at stake.
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Morgenthau
Medical Corps Officer Maddox Stationed at Beaumont Army Hospital
Pfe Charles J Maddox of the United States Army is stationed at William Beaumont Hospital in El Paso He was inducted February 17 1942 a Yee High School graduate class of 1936 He returned for post graduate work in 1937 attended A M College and is the son of Mr and Mrs Maddox of Ben Arnold born and raised there with a fine record in the Medical Corps
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Pfe
Charles J. Maddox
Medical Corps
United States Army
William Beaumont Hospital
el Paso
Maddox
Army
Yee High School
A & M College
Mrarrady Maddox
Ben Arnold
Dobbs 92 Dies in Houston Home
Funeral services were held Wednesday at North Elm Baptist Church for 92 year old Dobbs of Yarrellton and Houston who died April 12 at his daughter’s home. Interment followed at North Elm Cemetery with Marek Burns Funeral Home directing. Survived by his widow 78 and eight children plus numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Dobbs
Houston
North Elm Baptist Church
North Elm Cemetery
Marek-Burns
Mr. Dobbs
Attala
Alabama
C. L. Clark
Cameron
Clark
Bond Window at Postoffice Stays Open to 6 30 P M
War Bond Drive support keeps the postoffice bond window open until 6 30 P M. J R Hays post master announced the extension. Committees and workers canvass for bond orders as hours are lengthened to aid buyers of securities.
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J. R. Hays
Reverend Milton Smoult Visits Cameron from Jacksonville
Reverend Milton Smoult of Jacksonville made a visit to Cameron on Tuesday, bringing news and goodwill to local congregants and residents during the midweek bystander period.
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Milton Smoult
Jacksonville
Cameron
Workers Are Again Praised by Cameron Bond Drive
Cameron residents bought 146525.00 in war bonds on Thursday, with a daily total below Wednesday's peak. The drive's grand total reached 754636.50 by 3 30 pm, with Emory B. Camp reporting to the Daily Herald. J C Cole praised workers for the drive's success and noted 60 percent of purchases came from individuals. The Cameron total is enough to buy a four motor bomber and a fighter plane.
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Cameron
The
Daily Herald
Emory B. Camp
War Council
William F Hooker Dies At Milano Home
William Freeman Hooker, 71, died at his Milano home after a five day pneumonia illness. Funeral at Milano Baptist church at 3 p.m. Thursday. Early day school teacher in Milam County, helped establish and was first carrier on the county mail route. Retired after 31 years in 1935. Survived by wife Daisy Henry Hooker and six children including G A Lantip Plains Joan Hooker Dequincy Frank Hooker and Giselle Burbick Jewel Hooker Houston.
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William Freeman Hooker
Milano
Milan County
Hooker
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows of
Cameron
Daisy Henry Hooker
G. A. Lantip
Plains
Joan Hooker
Dequincy
Frank Hooler
Giselle Burbick
Claude and
Jewel Hooker
Houstor
American Legion Cigarette Fund Seeks More Gifts
The American Legion Cigarette fund for soldiers on battle fronts in North Africa and Australia needs more contributions to meet its goal. Two thousand cigarette packages are being sent overseas and early responses have been strong. Recent reported gifts include individuals such as Donald Glass three dollars and Walter Becker among others, with varied small amounts listed.
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American Legion
North Africa
Australia
Emmett Streetman
Donald Glass
Charlie Simecek
Ralph Michalka Bee
Cetbdl
Sian Eee
Raymond Sharpe
M. Burkeen
Walter Gtrickler
Walter Becker
Sekaine
Albert Mitehan
Knights of Columbus Aid Conley Family After Cyclone
The Knights of Columbus have sponsored a fund for the Conley family now in hospital after their home was demolished by a cyclone a week ago. Rudolph Richter on Wednesday announced $13 collected, with Sgt. Durell Ward of Camp McCoy Wisconsin visiting with his sister Mrs Henry Lippman before returning to camp.
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Knights of Columbus
Conley
Rudolph Richter
Sgt. Durell Ward
Camp McCoy, Wis
Henry Lippman
Camp McCoy
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Weeverby
Aomoun
Cole
Yoemen
Charlie D. Holloway
Cigarette Fund For Men Overseas Grows
Pfc
North Elm
W. F Hooker
Knights Columbus
W . Placek
Boedeke
D. Carmichael
Matula
R. A. Michalka
Frank
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