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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
6
In a concise summary the Cameron Herald notes a bill moving through Congress on March 8 16 outlining changes to postal operations and funding. The item mentions post office policy shifts and potential effects on services and expenditures.
The text discusses concerns about private property, public welfare, and democratic influence on foreign policy. It argues for balancing private interests with social good, noting voter awareness and the need to prepare for global servicing and potential conflicts. It hints at reforms favoring women and children and scrutinizes individual developers' impacts on public health and morality.
A scrambled report discusses a Federal Circuit Court decision on using land for low cost housing and slum clearance in Lovirville Kentucky. It critiques public use, cites eminent domain issues, and mentions plans to build amenities while urging youths to continue education for better future prospects.
Patrice J. Hurley, secretary of Wer in the Hoover Administration, testified to the Senate Committee regarding his activities at the National Capitol and the petition to the Public Utility Holding Company Bill. He resented the committee's questioning as he described being supervised by the Amersoriawed Gas and Electric Company.
A fragmentary report details efforts by a campaign committee to reach Mr Howard Hopson of the A G and E Company. It notes the firm spent hundreds of thousands opposing the Utility Bill with aggressive telegraph campaigns signed by unaware recipients.
A report by Chairman Joe H. Jones says the Reconstruction Finance Corporation earned 40.27 million dollars in the year ending June 30. Repayments exceeded disbursements by 11 percent amid four and a half billion in assets and liabilities. He expects profits to offset losses over ten to fifteen years despite bad debts from some loans.
The dispute between Italy and Ethiopia is postponed about a month due to League of Nations action. Weather makes military operations impractical until September, while Britain pushes for action and France hesitates. Arbitration remains possible but undecided. the League plans to reconvene in September to determine next steps.
A Senate committee examined how the proposed federal inheritance tax would affect Henry Ford and his estate. Ford reportedly holds 354 million dollars in Ford Motor Company stock with 246 million in his son Edsel's name, and the bill would tax 270 million from a large estate, with payments stretched over years. Robert H. Jackson of the Bureau of Internal Revenue warned the tax could force sale of a portion of equity currently held as common stock.
A decipherable fragment discusses a controversial offer, a clan’s wrongdoing, and impending confiscation. It references Ford, currency traders, Wall Street, and a looming dismissal of vermis with a vague sense of punitive action to be enforced by the administration.
Fragmentary text discusses honesty and the urgency of seeking truth rather than assuming one side is right. It emphasizes personal risk in accepting incomplete truth and urges deeper understanding of opposing perspectives.
Students plan purchases ahead of resuming studies in Cameron. Merchants of Cameron deserve community support for fair prices. Mrs. W. H. Henley left for Mineral Wells and will join her sister Mrs. A. J. Dossett there.
Classified style fragment shows used items and job lead requests. Includes a German polate reference and a steady work offer asking for a reliable man with no capital. Calls to the South Milam county area and a pecans driver wanted from a grower in Chicago appear, with partial contact details and misspelled names.
Classified fragments advertise salesmen positions for men with car and offer a free catalog from G. C. Rhebeeling Co seeking workers for a Radient House project. Separate ad promotes stomach ulcers and gas pains with a free sample of Udge and doctor’s prescription, directed from E. Q. Schiller.
In May seven Milam County schools applied to the Texas Relief Commission for funds to cover teacher stipends ranging from two to seven weeks. Checks totaling over 2300 dollars arrived and were distributed to the requesting schools. San Gabriel led with more than 1600 dollars. Other recipient schools included Milarton, Marlow, Belmena, Watron Branch, Salty and the Maysfield Mexican school.
Milam County District Attorney Eeery B Camp spoke at the Lions Club luncheon about seven proposed Texas constitutional amendments to be voted on August 24. The executive committee was asked to study safer driving measures near schools and report back at the next meeting.
Mrs Herbert W Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes cramping and nausea during her monthly pains. After taking Cardus her condition improved with reduced sluggishness and disappearance of pain. She praises Cardus and urges others to try it, while advising medical consultation if it does not help.
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