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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
2
In St Louis Lieut Andrew McNally heads the map service for the army engineer corps as modern warfare requires extensive maps for planning and field operations. Maps range from broad strategic sheets to detailed views of specific locales aiding raids raids and bomber missions.
Five year old Madelyne Tongate of Waco cut off her 28 inch golden hair, weighing six ounces, to aid war work. She is the daughter of James Tongate former Cameron cotton exchange head who visited here. Mrs Milton Janek remains in Newton Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday operation.
Report describes German forces squeezed in Sicily by American and Canadian advances while Allies widen their push elsewhere. Air raids over Italy and the Rhineland continue as Berlin hints Italy remains at war with Germany, and Red Army nears Kharkov amid German retreat rumors.
More than one party may have participated in the assault as Manheim and other industrial hubs suffered extensive devastation.
Miss Marie Sausser and William S. Radtke were married Thursday evening at 7 39 p m in Vallejo California. Rev Parker officiated. Radtke, a U S Navy motor machinist mate second class, has served at Mare Island. The bride formerly worked with the USO in Vallejo and is a former Minneapolis resident. A reception followed at the Wayne Cole home with many friends in attendance.
On August 7, 1927 the United States and Canada dedicated the International Peace Bridge. The next day, August 8, 1942, the Navy began a solo aerial attack on Japanese forces at Tulagi.
Miss Hazel Jean Lowe of Cameron spends a week visiting her brother Staff Sergeant Gordon Lowe and wife in Greenville where he is stationed.
The Local Draft Board will begin re classifying men in 3-A as of late Tuesday. Fathers with any number of children may be drafted after October 1. Inductions depend on calls from Selective Service Headquarters and current farm-work rules. Registrants should consult their local board before changing address or status.
The Anderson Grain Company has reopened their mill in Cameron near the Santa Fe tracks. Mr. Anderson announces the opening with his old crew back on the job. Corn is shelled and ground for the public and custom grinding provides stock and poultry feeds in various forms.
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