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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
3
The March of Time film American Beauty surveys the beauty industry and traces how women pursue the beauty rainbow. It portrays Fifth Avenue salons beauty schools health faddists and various beauty cults as part of a billion dollar consumer enterprise.
December 14 marks the last day to deliver gifts to First Methodist church in Temple for men in service and hospital patients. Mrs. F C Fahrendorf leads the Hospital Council gift collection with donations accepted at Fahrendorf cotton offices New Cameron Drug or The Herald. Milam county receives 17 pounds of cookies for veterans in Waco and 25 gifts for men in McCloskey hospital December birthdays. Milam also receives 35 bingo prize games for Camp Hood General Hospital. Royce L Mills of Milano reenlisted in the Regular Army after being sworn in by the Temple US Army Recruiting District. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs Rueben L Mills.
Ensign James A. Crowell of Cameron and Miss Doris Benson of Boston were married in Boston on December 1, 1945. Crowell has recently returned from service in the Pacific.
New York report from the committee for economic development predicts civilian goods production averaging 80.5 billion dollars annually by September 1946 and 54 million workers will gain peacetime jobs. It notes potential output growth of 41.6 percent over 1939 and discusses labor force shifts and postwar employment prospects.
Mr and Mrs R L Lock and family of Knoxville Tennessee are visiting relatives in Cameron.
Pfe. Jessie Eaton of Buckholts has come home after 12 months with the Combat Engineers in the European Theatre. He served with the First Seventh and Twelfth Armies and arrived by boat November 26, receiving honorable discharge December 1. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Eaton of Buckholts, who have another son serving in the China Burma theatre.
Miss Doris Stidham and her friend Miss Cornelia Sample from Texas University spent Thanksgiving at Miss Stidham’s parents’ home. Leslia Lee Batte is ill in Cameron hospital.
At Fort Custer Michigan an army spokesman said about 90 percent of overseas neuro-psychiatric cases were sent back to duty and 65 percent returned to combat outfits. Dr Eli Ginsberg noted only 10 percent went home for treatment, with more neuro-psychiatric than medical cases returning from the Pacific between January and June. For every four medical cases and nine battle wound cases there were two psychiatric cases.
Three visiting members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Mundt Bolton and Ryter told British reporters that the U S cupboard is depleted as lend lease ends. Mundt answered no the war is over while Mrs Bolton described long shortages of butter sugar meat and fowl in the United States.
Mr and Mrs Henry Havlik and family of Ad Hall visited Cameron on Wednesday. The message expresses belief that the United States can work with Soviet Russia but should not concede everything to Moscow.
Marilyn Agnes Hunter of Houston was fined $75 in court after driving drunk on Highway 86 between Cameron and Milano. She endangered lives by weaving across the road and crashing into a ditch but escaped injury. County Attorney Gunn brought the defendant before the court.
A woman entered a guilty plea, received a $75 fine, and had her driving license revoked under the case.
Hubert Whitley a returned negro veteran pleaded guilty in county court to two theft under 50 dollar charges. He was fined 58 dollars after taking tires and wheels from Father George Duda and Gene Muse. Officers recovered the tires and wheels. The report notes dissatisfaction with census figures by the Chamber of Commerce.
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