Attack on 16 year old girl on Gause Road shocks community
A 16 year old white girl, daughter of a well known Gause family, was attacked on the Gause Milano highway Monday afternoon by a young strong man who tried to force her into his car. She resisted, was struck and nearly choked with a sash, then dumped by the roadside. Sheriff Blaylock reported no clue yet. two suspects were held for questioning in Franklin.
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Gause-Milano
Rockdale
Blaylock
Franklin
Smithsonian bugggy to join museum exhibit in Washington
Our Town notes plans to place an American made buggy over 100 years old in the Smithsonian national museum among transport exhibits. The piece, with red spokes and rubber tires, recalls horse and buggy days and pride in a bygone era.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Cameron
Longmire Named Deputy City Marshal and Fire Marshal Appointed
Mason Longmire was appointed Deputy City Marshal by Gene Smith, confirmed by the City Council this morning. The council also appointed Will Cooke as Fire Marshal and fixed the salaries of Longmire and City Marshal Smith. Details of the Cameron police personnel controversy would be settled at the next regular meeting.
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Mason Longmire
Gene Smith
Will Cooke
Mr. Longmire
Smith
Cameron
Mrs Monta J Moore Dies in California
Mrs. Monta J Moore former Cameron resident died at her South Gate California home on Tuesday April 17 funeral services were held in Los Angeles on Thursday She was widow of Monta J Moore former Cameron editor attorney and civic leader brother of Geo T Moore and Miss Mollie Moore of Cameron A detailed account will appear next week
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Monta J. Moore
South Gate
California
Los Angeles
Moore
Cameron Sentinel
Cameron Herald
Geo. T. Moore
Mollie Moore
Cameron
Roosevelt Year Book On Display At Cameron Herald Office
The Roosevelt Year is on display at the Cameron Herald offices. It is a bound 10 by 14 inch pictorial history of President Roosevelt’s first year. The book is moderately priced and resembles World War I era photo volumes. Interested readers may contact Eb B Hyer at Buckholts or the newspaper office.
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Roosevelt
Cameron Herald
EB. B. Hyer
Buckholts Ox
Budweiser Beer Returns Among Milam County Friends
The Rube Johnson Distributing Company launches a three month Budweiser advertising campaign in The Herald this week. Johnson recently acquired the Budweiser bottling and keg rights and expects a strong summer business as the familiar sign of a good drink reappears for local enthusiasts.
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Saint Louis
Rube Johnson Distributing Company
the Herald
Johnson
McDonald to Speak in Cameron April 28 at Court House
C C McDonald gubernatorial candidate will address voters in Cameron at 2 30 p m Saturday April 28 at the Court House Roy Sanderford campaign manager from Austin said friends in Cameron are arranging the address McDonald lives in Wichita Falls and is one of three candidates from Wichita County He has the support of James E Ferguson in the race.
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Cc. C. McDonald
Cameron
Court House
Roy Sanderford
Austin
McDonald
Wichita Falls
Wichita County
James E. Ferguson
NRS Divorced From Relief Board Here
National Re-employment Service separated from Relief Work offices with R. C. Moody in charge to register men for PWA and Civil Works jobs. Relief offices remain for relief only. C. E. Belk visited Cameron to arrange the split and housing plans. About 4900 men had been registered for county jobs.
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United States Department of Labor
R. C. Moody
PWA
C. E. Belk
NRS
Cameron
Moody
Coun
Nolte Announces Candidacy for Milam County Commissioner
O C Nolte of Ben Arnold announces for Milam County Precinct No 1 County Commissioner seat covering Justice Precincts 6 and 7. A former Justice of the Peace in Precinct 7 for 18 years, Nolte presents a campaign built on long public service and local leadership for the Democratic Primary on July 28, 1934.
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O. C. Nolte
Ben Arnold
Milam County
Justice
Nolte
Judge Nolte
Council contends Smith misdefines deputy marshal rights
Gene Smith City Marshal says the council erred in denying him the right to name his deputy. He cites city constitution and 1926 codified laws stating the marshal shall appoint the assistant deputy marshal. He notes the marshal is an elective officer not fully governed by the council.
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Gene Smith
Smith
Banks to Close Saturday for San Jacinto Day Observance
Cameron Banks will be closed Saturday April 21 in observance of San Jacinto day a legal Texas holiday. Merchants are asked to make arrangements Friday for their money to be used on Saturday. The banks will open Monday morning as usual.
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Cameron Banks
San Jacinto
Texas
Supreme Court Judge McClendon Visits Cameron as Candidate
Supreme Court candidate McClendon, now Chief Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals for the Third Judicial District, visited Cameron Friday and Cameron bar members favor his candidacy.
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McClendon
Cameron
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Third Judicial District
Perrin Named Superintendent of Cameron Schools
E A Perrin of Goliad is elected Cameron Schools superintendent to replace T A Fisher. A one year contract is set. Perrin, 38, has built strong school systems in Goliad and will move with his wife and five children. He is a property owner and Methodist. The Cameron board also seeks a football coach.
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E. A. Perrin
Goliad
Cameron Schools
T. A. Fisher
Perrin
Cameron
Methodist Church
Coolerator Ice Refrigerator Debuts At Low Price
Camwroh Len & Cold Storage introduces the Coolerator for homes claiming electric and gas refrigeration with ice. Hayden Lawrence says it stays cool with or without much ice and needs icing every five days. Models in stock start at $20.45 and more ads are planned.
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Camwrohlen & Cold Storage Company
Hayden Lawrence
Lawrence
Postmaster Exams Open for Cameron Vacancy
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination to fill the Cameron postmaster post. Eligible applicants must be US citizens, reside in the delivery area for at least a year, be in good physical condition, and meet prescribed age limits. Both men and women may apply. The top three eligibles will be certified to the Postmaster General for nomination by the President, with Senate confirmation final.
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Cameron
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Civil Service Commission
Senate
New City Officials Take Oath for New Terms
City officials were sworn in for the new term as controversy arose over the request to dismiss Joe Richter and Will Cooke. The city marshal’s bid to name assistants was denied, and Mayor Smith offered reappointment for both men. The council rejected the request by a 3 to vote.
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Smith
Joe Richter
Santa Fe
Will Cocke
Richter
Cooke
Swift Returns From Movie Convention
Swift, owner of the Camelon and Milam Theatres, returned from Los Angeles where he attended a convention of motion picture exhibitors. He says producers pledged great pictures for the year and he saw many big productions. He enjoyed a royal entertainment and sat beside Jean Harlow at a banquet.
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Staley Swift
Cameon
Milam Theatres
Los Angeles
Swift
Mr. Swift
Jean Harlow
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