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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1951

Page

3

Young Men Extended Deferment May Be Drafted In Nine Years

Austin report explains a 1951 draft amendment extends liability to age 35 for men with specific deferments. Lt. Col. Morris Schwartz lists nine deferment categories and notes most under 26 on June 19 may be drafted up to 35, with possible later disqualification triggering a draft at 34 or later.

Austin Texas Morris Schwartz Selective Service Col. Schwartz National Guard

Texas Delegation Set for Fort Worth Congressional Forum

Eight Texas congressmen have accepted invitations to the annual Congressional Forum in Fort Worth on Friday December 14. The panel includes Olin E. Teague W. R. Poage Lindley Beckworth Wingate Lucas Omar Burleson Ken Regan Frank Ikard and O C Fisher with more expected. The event opens at 2 30 p m in the Hotel Texas ballroom and is described as a 1951 town hall meeting hosted by the Fort Worth West Texas and East Texas Chambers of Commerce.

Texas U. S Fort Worth Bert E. Godfrey Olin E. Teague College Station W. R. Poage Waco Lindley Beckworth Gladewater Wingate Lucas Omar Burleson Anson Ken Regan Midland Frank Ikard Wichita Falls O. C. Fisher San Angelo Hotel Texas, Fort Worth Godfrey West Texas Chamber of Commerce East Texas Chamber of Commerce

Grandmother Rescues Two Children From Grass Fire Near Texas Barn

Georgianna Brown, grandmother of Charles Ray Colbert and Mag Colbert, pulled the children from a grass fire near the Texas Highway Department Barn east of the underpass around 3 P.M. on Wednesday. Both children and Brown suffered minor burns and shock. Brown was exhausted but rested Thursday morning as Cameron firemen controlled the blaze.

Charles Ray Colbert Magdeline Colbert Texas Highway Department Georgianna Brown Cameron

Return from Japan for Sgt and Mrs Brod

Sgt John Brod and his wife Mrs Brod have returned from Japan after he spent forty months overseas and eight years in service. She joined him twenty months ago. they have two children, one born in Japan. Sgt Brod, a radio technician, is a Yoe High School graduate and the son of Mr and Mrs John Brod of Ben Arnold.

John Brod Japan Sgt Brod Sgt. Brod Air Force Corps Ben Arnold Yoe High School

Wooten Named State Chairman for 1962 Heart Fund

Ben H. Wooten of Dallas, president of the First National Bank, is announced as State Chairman for the 1962 Heart Fund campaign. He chairs the North Texas State College board and serves as trustee of Baylor University and SMU's Southwestern Legal Center, with roles in USO and United Defense Fund. The nationwide drive begins next February to fund Heart Association research, education, and services.

Ben H. Wooten First National Bank Dallas Paul V. Ledbetter Houston Texas Heart Association Heart Fund Heart’s Association Wooten Board of Regents North Texas State College Denton Baylor University Southwestern Legal Center SMU United Defense Fund USO Texas Heart Fund

Farm Bureau Delegates Set for National Convention

About 125 Texas delegates will attend the National Farm Bureau Convention in Chicago December 10 to 15. Milam County will be represented by Sherwood McClaren Jr district representative who will depart Saturday joining a San Antonio and Dallas group in Fort Worth. Texas will have four voting delegates and McClaren was chosen at the Houston state convention in November.

Texas National Farm Bureau Chicago Milam County Sherwood McClaren, Jr San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth Farm Bureau McClaren Houston

Miss Mildred Matastik Visits George Town Family

Miss Mildred Matastik of George Town spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Matyastik, returning home for the holiday.

Mildred Matastik Georgetown Mrs John Matyastik

Good Roads Committee Seeks City Action on Right-of-Way

The Cameron Good Roads Committee urged the City Council to condemn and secure right-of-way through the city for Highway 36. State officials assured the route is clear to the Bell County line and a February or March letting is anticipated. The council instructed City Attorney Roy Baskin to pursue condemnation of Newton Hospital and Mrs. Irene Torne property to meet highway needs.

Good Roads Committee Chamber of Commerce Cameron Blair Thames State Highway Department Bell County Good Road Committee Newton Hospital Irene Torne Highway Department Roy Baskin

Miss Magnolia Gee Visits Mrs Lawrence Family for Thanksgiving

Miss Magnolia Gee, professor of education at Mary Hardin Baylor, spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs Eunice Lawrence and her family here.

Magnolia Gee Mary Hardin Baylor Eunice Lawrence

Visits in Austin Highlight Skala Family Outreach

Louis Skala and his children Ollie Lillie and Hubert traveled to Austin on business. Ollie visited the Stayton family in their home while in town, as noted in a Herald Classified Ad notice.

Louis Skala Ollie Lillie Hubert Austin John Stayton

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