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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1943

Page

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Christmas Message on Courage and Hope Across the Earth

A Christmas meditation celebrates universal faith and sacrifice. The speaker reflects on distant battles, deserts, seas, and stars guiding humanity toward the manger and renewal. It envisions Christmas as a road to discovery, hope, and shared compassion across nations and ages.

Cameron's wartime year in review and Christmas note

A Cameron survey reviews 1943 progress in civic and business life, highlighting war effort support, canning plant operations, bond drives, Red Cross and USC activities, and a county oversubscription to the April War Bond quota. It ends with a Christmas reflection on sacrifice, homes, and hopeful outlook for 1944.

P. W. Davis Chamber of Commerce Cameron America Red Cross USC

Brazoria Cadet Hughes Winds Up Navy Flight Training

First Brazoria county enlistee to join the Navy, cadet J O Hughes, has earned his wings and trains in Pensacola Florida for a challenging naval flying career. He recently visited Cameron at his uncle J O Hughes's home in Milam county and is well known locally.

J. O. Hughes Brazoria County Navy Pensacol Florida Hughes Cameron Ad Eiat Milam County Cadel Iugacs Brazoria Ad Ho Kueses Soan Navy Air Corps

Star Light in the Desert Guides Christmas Hope

The passage hails Christmas as a potent benediction with a message of peace on earth and goodwill toward men. It contrasts modern arrogance with the enduring majesty of a guiding Star of hope in humanity.

Chilhood Earth

Glass the Florist Opens New Shop in Central Texas

Formal opening Sunday drew visitors from across the state to Glass the Florist new shop housed in the former home of Dr. M Sapp. The event from 4 to 6 p m featured hundreds of signatures in a guest register and a later dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Glass for close friends.

Central Texas Dr. M. ©. Sapp Mrs. Glass

Leonard Blaylock Admitted to Supreme Court Bar

Leonard Blaylock joined the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States at noon December 15 1943 after a motion by Solicitor General Charley Fahy and approval by Chief Justice Harlan Stone. He had been a Texas Bar member since 1940, a Baylor University law graduate, and FBI special agent for several years. his wife Marjorie Adams attended.

Leonard Blaylock Supreme Court of the United States Charley Fahy United States Supreme Court Bllock Harlan Stone Blaylock Marjorie Adams Waco Texas Bar Baysoniversity FBI

Houston Man Returns After Week With Family

Hal Tyson of Houston returned home Wednesday after a week visiting his daughter Mrs Harvey Radtke and his sister Mrs Clarence Raymond of Maysfield.

Hal Tyson Houston Harvey Radtke Clarence Raymond Maysfield

Pilot Wilma T Caldwell Jr Killed in Action in WWII

The War Department confirms Second Lt. Wilma T. Caldwell Jr. Air Corps died in action after his B 26 Marauder was shot down. German records via the Red Cross indicate he was killed on 22 August 1943 while serving in the European Theatre. The Caldwell family of Cameron Texas received the notification in October 1945.

Wilma T. Caldwell, Jr Army Air Corps J. A. Alio Army Wilma ‘T. Caldwell, Sr Cameron Caldwell Alio Wilma T. Caldwell West 6Th Street Texas Air Corps International Red Cross War Department

Aleutians Soldier Cpl Roland Boedeker Honored

Cpl Roland Boedeker of the Alaskan Defense Command serves in the Aleutian Islands since July 1942. Inducted October 1944, he trained at Camp Roberts California and Camp Seeley in the Imperial Valley. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Boedeker of Cameron and was home on furlough last January. Mr and Mrs Will Brown of Roseland moved to a new home in Maysfield. they visited Cameron Wednesday.

Cpl Roland Boedeker Alaskan Defense Command Aleutian Islands Boedeker Camp Roberts California Camp Seeley Imperial Valley Bl If, Boedeker Cameron Will Brown Rosand Maysfield

Temple Couple and Family Visit Cameron Over Christmas

Mr and Mrs Ellen Pemberton and family of Temple are in Cameron visiting relatives and friends over the Christmas holidays.

Ellen Pemberton Temple Cameron

Varner Golden Wedding Anniversary Set in Gause

Mr and Mrs Allen Varner of Gause celebrate fifty years of marriage with a public open house Sunday December 26 1943 from 2 to 7 p m at the Warner home in Gause. Guests including members of the original wedding party and friends from Cameron and surrounding counties are invited to congratulate the couple and a fuller account with photos will appear next week in The Herald.

Allen Varner Gause Mrre. Varner Varner Kr. J. Baskin Cameron Sue Dollar Warner Friends of

We Are Grateful Christmas Edition of The Herald

The publishers thank businessmen for cooperation in publishing this 64 page Christmas edition for 1945. The edition features advertising and expressions of appreciation to friends and readers with no attempt to monopolize columns.

The Herald

Allied Drive Expands Across Italian Front

The 5th Army under Gen Mark W. Clark nears Cassino within six miles as French units join the advance. Montgomery’s 8th Army pushes along the Adriatic front amid stout German resistance with air power intensifying the attack. In the Pacific, Solomons see growing American supply, and MacArthur fights with limited gear as the air war over Europe spikes losses.

5Th Army Mark W. Clark Cassino Italy Giraud North Africa 8Th Army Montgomery Adriatic Rome

Washington resigns command of the Continental Army

General George Washington resigns his commission as Commander in Chief of the Continental Army on December 23, 1783, signaling the transition from wartime leadership to civilian national service.

Washington

Bill Newton Expected Home From Naval School

Bill Newton, a student at a naval school in California, is anticipated to return home for the Christmas holidays.

Bill Newton Naval School California

Navy Seabees Promote Local Man in WWII Service Start

Machinist Mate Alvin G. Plachy entered the United States Navy Seabees on April 27 1943 and was immediately made Machinist Mate Second Class due to prior war plant experience in Dallas. He trained at Camp Perry Virginia and Gulfport Mississippi before a two month technical course and transfer to California then the South Pacific. He is the son of Mr and Mrs F J Plachy of Cameron and a Yee High School graduate of 1939. His brother Sgt Frank Plachy Jr serves in the Army Air Corps as an Engineer gunner in Pueblo Colorado.

Alvin G. Plachy United States Navy Seabeacon Dallas Plachy Camp Perry Gulfport Miss California South Pacific F. J. Plachy Cameron Yee High School Sgt Frank Plachy, Jr Army Air Corps Pueblo Colorado

Trophies of Guadalcanal Fight Brought by San Antonio Seabee

Hershel B. Monroe of San Antonio with the Seabees returns from 11 months on Guadalcanal carrying a Japanese rifle and native war club among the souvenirs. He serves as water tender second class with the Fighting 14th Sea Bees Battalion and has 18 months in service with 15 months overseas. Monroe, visiting Cameron, is married to Maurie Dun cum, sister of Coleman Duncum. The Guadalcanal invasion occurred November 4, 1942. Monroe arrived in San Francisco December 11 and holds three service ribbons with campaign stars plus a Presidential citation.

Hershel B. Monroe San Antonio Seabees Guadalcanal Monroe 14Th Seabees Cameron Maurie Duncum Coleman Duncum San Francisco

My Son Flies From Mother's Deepest Fear and Pride

A mother recalls her son’s growth from boyhood to a man who joins the Army Air Forces. She confesses fear of letting go yet finds pride as he earns leadership honors and a feather from a hawk’s wing, symbolizing his desire to fly and forge a future on new air frontiers.

Alice Agai

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B.white Tropics Jileiee Jordan Shadow of War Cadet J. O. Hughes GLASS Lieut Wilma TT Liewt Caldwel Aleutians Tcops, Roland Boedeker Sary REDS Norvel Pacific Theatre Solomons Douglas MacArthur Europe England France Crandalcanal Army Air Forces
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