Humble Plans Big Football Radio TV Access This Season
The Cameron Herald reports Humble announces expanded Southwest Conference coverage with 30 play-by-play announcers and telecasters. Lead staff include Rice athletic director Jess Neely and Kern Tips. six regional telecasts curated under NCAA policy and blackout rules for non sell-out games.
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Kern Tips
Neely
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Marines Adopt New Policy On Fogy Re-enlistments
Colonel Walter R. Lutz announced a new policy allowing married or dependent former Marines to re enlist in the Regular Marine Corps after a waiver from the Commandant. Privates first class and corporals with dependents may apply or seek information at the Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Room 7, U.S. Court House.
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the &H Marine Corps Reserve and Recruiting District
Marine Corps
Lutz
U.S. Court House
Galveston man visits Ben Arnold parents this week
N. E. McKinney of Galveston Texas is spending several days in the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs I H McKinney in Ben Arnold this week.
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Galveston
Texas
Mrs. I. H. McKinney
Ben Arnold
Cameron CYO Hosts Back To School Dance Friday Night
Cameron Catholic Youth plans a Back To School dance Friday at Simon and George Memorial Hall with Richard Wilkinson and his Drifters providing music. The article chronicles July and August Cameron CYO activities including dances, skating parties, swims, and meetings with members from nearby groups.
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Cameron Cyo
Simon and George Memorial Hall
Richard Wilkinson
CYO
Granger
Gilbert Kautz
General G H Cloud Promoted to Brigadier General
A letter received Friday August 24 reports that Col George Harland Cloud after 30 years in the U S Marines was promoted to Brigadier General. The Texas native, the only Texas boy in his class, lives at Paris Island North Carolina with wife Mrs Mary Sorensen Cloud and children David and Christine.
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Re Cloud Sr
East 12Th. Street
Col
George Harland Cloud
U.S. Marines
General Cloud
Texas
Gonzales 15th Year Aids Crippling Disease Patients
The Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation marks its fifteenth year of operation offering treatment and hope to patients with crippling diseases. While poliomyelitis remains predominant, facilities and staff are equipped to treat other crippling conditions.
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Texas rehab center offers care for crippling diseases
The article notes limited welfare funds limit free adult care but guarantees treatment for any Texas child under 21. Walter Richter, director of public relations, emphasizes the rehabilitation center’s mission to help anyone in need despite budget constraints.
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Walter Richter
Honor Monks Army Enlistee Ardell Pagel Honored
Ardell Pagel who left for duty in the U S Army on August 22 was honored at a barbecue dinner hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Pagel in the Meeks Community. Guests included Shelby Beale of Temple and numerous Pagel relatives from Temple Port Arthur Cameron and Rosebud. A second supper followed in Cameron and Temple friends held a stag party at Belton Lake with a dance at Sercik Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Croft with many locals in attendance.
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Louis Pagel
Meeks
Shelby Beale
Temple
Louis Pagel Jr
Delores
Paul Ginnusa
Paul Jr
Ragen
LaNelle
Port Arthur
Leslie Miesecke
Richard Miesecke
Rosebud
Ed Pagel
Cameron
Shelby “Beale
Louis Paget
Belton Lake
Sercik Hall
Howard Croft
Pagel
Card of thanks for Mrs. Mandella Stevens
The McDermotts the Thompsons the Ainsworths and relatives express gratitude for kindness after the death of Mrs. Mandella Stevens. They thank friends for food and flowers and especially Dr Smith and the St Edwards Hospital nursing staff. May God bless you all.
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Mandella Stevens
Dr. Smith
St. Edwards Hospital
John McDermott
W. S. Thompson
Graham Ainswort
Robert
Tom Ainsworth
Million Votes To Be Stolen Next November Warns Pollack
A national survey cited by Jack Harrison Pollack warns that more than a million votes may be stolen in the upcoming presidential election unless vigilance improves. The piece cites the Honest Ballot Association and urges early voting, careful ballot handling, and observer involvement to deter fraud.
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Jack Harrison Pollack
Reader's Digest
National Municipal Review
Honest Ballot Association
Samuel H. Still
Congressional Committees
Pollack
United States
New York
Cameron School Board to Hold Budget Meeting
A called Cameron School Board session will be held at 7 30 p m on Thursday September 7 in the Superintendent Wiley Loughmiller’s office to adopt the new year budget. The public is invited.
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Cameron
Wiley Loughmiller
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