Yee High selects new teacher and secretary
Cameron Public School Board president Dr. Clifford Swift announces the election of Mrs. Bob Gordon to fill the vacancy created by Coach Gene Williford’s resignation. Gordon, holder of a BA from the University of Texas, will teach for the remainder of the school year.
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Yee High School
Clifford Swift
Cameron Public School Board
Bob Gordon
Gene Williford
Warren Consolidated School
Woodville
University of Texas
New Cameron School Sees Secretary Change
Anita Dusek is appointed to replace Mrs. Ethel Van Bibber as Yee High School secretary. A Cameron native, Dusek is a Yee High graduate who studied at Baylor and Durham Business College in Austin and will start duties January 3. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dusek of Cameron.
Van Bibber Joins Prudential Waco District Staff
Dexter S. Van Bibber of Cameron has joined the Waco District Staff of the Prudential Insurance Company of America as an agent. Staff Manager H. A. Vollmer announced that Van Bibber, a World War II veteran, will represent the Prudential Company in the Waco area.
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Dexter S. van Bibber
Cameron
Waco
Prudential Insurance Company of America
H. A. Vollmer
van Bibber
Prudential Company
Vollmer
Mrs Viola Jenkins to Be Buried Friday
Viola Jenkins 69 died at her Cameron home after six months of declining health. Born March 16 1881 in Jackson County Texas she lived in Milam County most of her life and in Cameron the last 25 years. Funeral services set for Friday December 15 at 2 P M at Green's Chapel with burial in Clarkson Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Edna Bertha McKenzie and Fannie Lily Barrett two sons Russell Thomas Jenkins and George Frank Jenkins three brothers Luther Ward George Ward Anderson Ward and one sister Maggie Lyle.
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Viola Jane Jenkins
Cameron
Jenkins
Jackson County
Texas
Milam County
Minerva
Clarkson
Chapel of Green
Green
Edna Bertha McKenzie
New Roads
Fannie Lily Barrett
Russell Thomas Jenkins
George Frank Jenkins
Luther Ward
Marlin
George Ward
Houston
Anderson Ward
Maggie Lyle
Truman Proclaims World War II Emergency Mobilization
President Truman declares a national emergency with a swift military build-up to nearly 3.5 million, new National Guard calls, immediate price controls, wage stabilization, and broader economic cuts. He frames the move as defense against Soviet aggression and urges citizens to sacrifice for freedom.
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Truman
United States
White House
Russia
Truman cites manpower goals for armed forces
The president states a target of 3,500,000 uniformed personnel as soon as possible. He says the Army and Navy can reach this within a few months, with the Air Force needing more time.
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Army
Navy
Mr. Truman
Mrs Lula Rogers Improves and Returns to Work
Friends report Mrs. Lula Rogers of Newton Memorial Hospital Nurses staff is improving and back at work after illness with flu last week.
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Lula Rogers
Parma Radio Service Repaired Offered by Parma Radio
Any make radio repaired. Call 104 for service details from Parma Radio Service.
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Parma Radio Service
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Houston, Texas
Dally End
Dally Daly
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Chethone
Temas
Rex Allen
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Milam Theatre
the Leader Dept
Cameron Herald
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Fone
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
John Muse Motor CO
North Fannin
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