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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1942

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Walker promoted to Signal Corps instructor at Camp Crowder

Corp Walker now stationed at Camp Crowder Missouri attached to the Signal Corps where he has become an instructor. He volunteered from Waco where he lived for years and Cameron born he was county surveyor succeeding his late father Quinn Walker. He previously lived in Milam county and will be coming back after the war. He was sent from El Paso to Camp Crowder and is shaping as a top flight soldier with further promotions likely.

Corp Waco el Paso Camp Crowder Walker Uncle Sam Signal Corps

Parachute Army Volunteer Pvt Alex Walker Reveals War Service

Pvt Alex Walker of Cameron trained at O J Thomas High School and Tillerson College, played football, and joined the air corps in July 1942. Stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey he sends regards to Cameron friends and expresses strong patriotic resolve. He is the son of C W Walker.

Alex Walker Parachute Army of United States Cameron Pvt Walker O. J. Thomas High School Tillerson College Air Corps Parachute Service Fort Dix New Jersey Army Marvin Ethridge Waller Sam C. W. Walker

Cameron Flier Visits In City Tuesday

Lieut. Thomas Jeffen White of the United States Army Air Corps and his four man crew visited Cameron for a few hours on Tuesday. They landed after arriving from Waco where they based a medium bomber the B-26 noted as a fast bombing plane before continuing to Tampa Florida. On the cross country trip they stopped in Greenville Mississippi to see Lieut. John Mooney in the air corps.

Thomas Jeffen White United States Army Air Corps Sied Cameron Waco Waco Field Tampa Florida Greenville Mississippi John Mooney Air Corps

First 1942 cotton bale arrives in Cameron from Jones Prairie

J. D. Black of Jones Prairie delivered the first bale of 1942 cotton to Cameron weighing 482 pounds, from 1470 pounds of seed cotton. Seed sold for 22.75 dollars. The bale, ginned at Matyastik and Sons, will be auctioned Saturday with a premium announced by L. Van Perkins of the Chamber of Commerce. Jones Prairie leads county in first bales.

Cameron J. D. Black Jones Prairie L. van Perkins Chamber of Commerce Matyastik & Sons

Supreme Court Upholds Military Martial for 8 Nazi Spies

The Supreme Court on Friday upheld Roosevelt's order for a military court martial of eight Nazi spies landed by U boat. The men confessed after being found with explosives and plans to destroy war facilities. Roosevelt retains final review and can set aside or allow the verdict to stand if death is imposed.

United States Supreme Court Roosevelt Supreme Court Lincoln

Japs Mass 400000 Men in Manchukuo

Japanese forces reportedly mass 400000 troops in Manchukuo as broadcasts say they may launch an attack on Russia. The plan would bolster the Axis offensive while U.S. delay in fighting is cited as aiding the defeat of Russia. Nine Japanese bombers were shot down over Port Darwin as 49 planes attacked. UN airmen also hit a Japanese transport in battle.

Manchukuo Russia Aberia United States Port Darwin United Nations

Milam County Reports First 1942 Cotton Bale Sale

Milam county sold its first 1942 cotton bale at 10 cents a pound on market row in Cameron. John Matyastik bought the bale, ginned by Matyastik & Sons, with J. D. Black as bale producer. The seed sold for 22.75 dollars. total bale receipts were 114.33 dollars.

A W Boyd Celebrates 94th Birthday in Cameron

A W Boyd turns 94 on August 6 1942 and resides with Neil Ethridge in Cameron. Born in South Carolina he has lived in Cameron for over fifty years.

A. W. Boyd Neil Ethridge Cameron South Carolina

Marines Pvt Rayburn Mode joins air corps progress at Jacksonville

Milam County's Pvt Rayburn Mode of Cameron serves in the United States Marines and trains in Jacksonville Florida as an airplane mechanic. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Mode and formerly owned the Mode Boot and Shoe Shop in Cameron. His father manages the shop in his absence and Milam County takes pride in his service.

Pvt Rayburn Mode Milam County United States Marines Jacksonville Fla Pvt. Mode John Mode Cameron Mode Air Corps Marine Corps

Verdicts in Case Against Spies in Washington

A verdict was reached in the trial of eight German saboteurs in Washington. The court martial findings go to the President for final punishment, with expectations of imprisonment rather than execution. Clyde W. Hensley Jr and Margaret Clare Willard were married in Salem on August 2 1942. Mr and Mrs R L Walker visited Cameron over the weekend.

Washington Clyde W. Hensley, Jr Margaret Clare Willard Salem P. E. Riley R. L. Walker Cameron

T W Allen, longtime Buckholts native, dies in Houston

T W Allen, 65, former Buckholts resident and Texas native, died Thursday at Heights Hospital Houston from a paralytic stroke after years of ill health. Mourned by a large family including 10 children, his body to be brought to Temple for 2:30 p.m. Saturday funeral at North Elm Cemetery led by Rev. Lamar Hocker. Survived by widow, 10 children, a sister, and several grandchildren.

T. W. Allen Buckholts the Heights Hospital Houston Mr. Allen Nacogodoches Temple North Elm Cemetery Lamar Hocker First Christian Church Cameron Allen Temple Allen Camp Crowder Ernest Allen Fort Worth Crockett Clarence Allen Dallas J. B. Allen Fred Allen Yee High School Yeemen California Elbert Allen Harrell Allen Barnard New York Katherine Allen Taylor

Navy Ensign Burns Promoted to Lieutenant Junior Grade

John S. Burns, recently commissioned in the U S Navy, is assigned to the North Atlantic Fleet for convoy duty. He previously served as a communications officer in the Panama Canal Zone and was sworn in as Lieutenant Junior Grade during a convoy mission. He is the son of the late S S Burns and Mrs Beulah Burns.

John S. Burns United States Navy North Atlantic Panama Canal Zone North Atlantic Fleet Cameron M. Burns Beulah Burns Rairoad Commission Austin John Kixenfeldt Cameron Hospital William Robert

Wallace Dunham of 86th Division on maneuvers at Dilworth

Wallace Dunham, member of the 86th Division, is on maneuvers at Dilworth North Carolina. He enlisted February 1941 and went from Cameron to Dodd Field San Antonio then Camp Bowie Brownwood. He trained as a welder in St Louis one of four chosen from his division.

Dilworth North Caro Dodd Field San Antonio Camp Bowie Brownwood St. Louis Set. Dunham L. J. Dunham Cameron Bessie Dunham Wilbert Dunham Fort Bliss Texas el Paso Dunham 36Th

Submarine Life in the Pacific During World War II

Virgil Turner serves on an American submarine in the Pacific near the Philippines. His parents in Cameron worried as months passed without word while U S submarines fought and sank Japanese ships. Turner volunteered for sea service and showed courage in the Navy submarine branch, with a brother in the Air Corps stationed in Arizona.

Pacific Philippine Islands Virgil Turner Turner Tom Turner Philippines Navy Far East Cameron Air Corps Arizona

M Goldrick Named Legion Commander in Local Post

Jim McGoldrick has been named Commander of the American Legion with Dr A F E Kruse as First Vice Commander and Dr W Bennett as Second Vice Commander. The executive committee includes O B Horstmann, John Henderson, Louis Gohmert, Henry Dreyer and Ralph Michalka. The post will sponsor a milk fund for Cameron Nursery School and will collect old phonograph records, aiming for a quota of 2425 records to be turned in at the Chamber of Commerce between 8 am and 7 pm.

American Legion A. F E. Kruse Dr. W. Bennett Charles Allday H. B. McClellen Herman Lange O. B. Horstmann John Henderson Louis Gohmert Henry Dreyer Ralph Michalka Cameron Chamber of Commerce

Lieut. Stanley Swift to Report for Navy Duty

Lieut. Stanley Swift U S Naval Reserve will report September 1 in Cambridge Massachusetts at Harvard University Communications School for duty as Deck Officer aboard naval craft. He will be stationed at Harvard for about two months and his business affairs are managed by John Prude. Mrs Prude and the Swift children stay in Cameron until his return.

Stanley Swift United States Naval Reserve Cambridge Mass Swift Harvard University Houston Navy Waco John Prude Colorado City Swift Theatres Cameron Prude Hill Sarah Naval Reserve Cameron School Board

Cameron Boy Reports To Naval Air Station

George D. McCall son of Mr and Mrs Duncan McCall of Cameron has reported aboard Naval Air Station at Corpus Christi. After indoctrination he will be assigned to his rating duties. The University of the Air is the largest Naval Air Station in the world and trains pilots along with flying and ground crews for future combat.

George D. McCall Duncan McCall Cameron Naval Air Station Af Corpus Christi University of the Air

Family Visit Highlights Kempner Friends

Mr and Mrs Snoots Gann and the Gann family of Kempner visited last weekend at the home of Mrs Lyn Ditto.

Mrs. Snoots Gann Ana Family Kempner Lyn Ditto

Steve D. Lewis Dies at Home in Cameron

Steve D. Lewis 88 died at his Cameron home Monday night August 3 1942 after weeks of poor health. A Cameron pioneer born in North Carolina he worked as a city employee including teamster and street maintainer. Survived by son John Lewis of Cameron services at Green Funeral Home Tuesday at 6 with Rev. Lamar Hocker officiating. interment Oak Hall Cemetery.

Steve D. Lewis West Cameron Mr. Lewis Cameron North Carolina Texas Lewis John Lewis Green Funeral Lamar Hocker First Christian Church Oak Hall Cemetery

Sam Oliver Due Over City This Monday

Sam Oliver, an advanced flying student at Ellington Field and former A and M College cadet, is due to over Cameron Street between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. Monday. G. Blake relayed the message confirming Oliver should soon receive his wings and become a lieutenant in the Air Corps while piloting an advanced trainer plane of 450 horsepower.

Oliver Ellington Field Cameron G. Blake Sam A & M College Air Corps Ellington

Ed Moore of Thorndale A Cameron Visitor

Ed Moore from Thorndale appeared as a Cameron visitor on Tuesday.

Ed Moore Thorndale Cameron

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cameron Flier J. D. Black Markets John Matyastik Clarkson Black Perkins Matyastik TW. Allen Benus Reed Frank Worley Sharp Wallace Dunham Lina Sgt War Bonds Guard Eee U. S. Treasury Dept Clayton Turner Goldrick Legion Head Jim McGoldrick U.S. Naval Reserve Ameron Boy Sam Oliver
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