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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1945

Page

5

March of Dimes Drive Begins in Cameron

Cameron theaters start a January 31 drive for the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation with a Greer Garson screen appeal. Fifty percent of local funds stay in Milam County to aid children, as part of a statewide effort by the motion picture industry to raise over $500,000.

Cameron John Prades Lovely Greer Garson National Infantile Paralysis Foundation Prude Roosevelt Milam County Lome Motion Picture

Josephine Stuessel and Walter Marek Wed in Quiet Ceremony

Josephine Stuessel married Pfe. Walter G. Marek Wednesday evening at Terry's Chapel at 8 00 pm Rev Kramer officiated The bride wore a gold dress with brown accessories The groom in full dress uniform The couple will return to Burlington after a brief wedding trip Pfc Marek reports back to McCloskey General Hospital January 31 before marriage Mrs Marek was with First National Bank at Rosebud Parents are Mr and Mrs Ed Stuessel of Burlington and Mr and Mrs Walter W Marek of Burlington

Josephine Stuessel Pfe Walter G. Marek Terry’s Chapel Kramer Leona Weid Burlington Richard Ellison Baileyville Pfc Marek McCloskey General Hospital

Cottonseed flour aids relief fodder supply, says bureau

The bureau of human nutrition and home economics states cottonseed flour provides an economical and practical way to help meet a short age of protein feed for relief in foreign lands.

Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics

DDT Poised to Fight Malaria After War

Army doctor Maj. O P McCoy says DDT, restricted to the armed forces, could revolutionize malaria control postwar by killing larvae and adult mosquitoes. He cautions it is not miraculous but offers long lasting residual spraying to reduce transmission in tropical regions.

Kilmer Department E Kilmer & Co., Inc Stamford Conn Washington Chicago Tribune Maj O. P. McCoy Surgeon General's Office American Association For the Advancement of Science McCoy Army Navy United States Public Health Service

Smithsonian to display wartime bronze statues collection

Smithsonian Institution will place on display a two foot tall wartime bronze statue collection of 50 public figures including President Roosevelt and cabinet members. Sculpted by Max Kalish, the statues were donated by W. M. Kiplinger and are made from melted down bronze from old statues.

Washington Smithsonian Institution Roosevelt Max Kalish W. M. Kiplinger

Yanks Scramble for Razor Blades Behind Front Lines

American troops moving through France have been scavenging razor blades matches and toilet articles from captured German stock. Post exchange officers collected and sold these items hoping to bridge supply gaps before front line stocks run out.

Paris France Germany Post Exchange

Production Ban Lifted On Food Service Equipment

Washington report states the WPB lifted the ban on manufacturing commercial food service items including barbecue machines dish warmers potato chip fryers warming ovens waffle irons plate warmers and peanut roasters. Distribution controls were removed from commercial cooking and plate warming equipment.

Washington WPB

Red Army near Berlin as Allied leaders converge

Zhukov's forces sit about 55 miles from Berlin at noon with another Red Army unit 68 miles east. Berlin admits some Germans crave surrender while Ley vows Berlin's defense to the last. Allied leaders Ike Churchill and Eden are reported traveling to meet, amid massed Western divisions and Luzon landings.

Red Mashal Gregory Zhukov Berlin Zhukov Dr. Ley Germany Hitler Poland Reich Eisenhower MacArthur Luzon 38Th Winston Churchill Anthony Eden House of Commons London Churchill Stalin Roosevelt Italy Russia North Africa

Promoted Air Medal for Wallace Culpepper in Europe

Wallace H. Culpepper, 19, son of Cameron residents, has been promoted to Staff Sergeant at a 15th AAF base in Italy. A gunner on an RAF Flying Fortress, he earned the Air Medal for meritorious aerial flight after missions over Orienburg and Vienna and service in England, then Italy.

Wallace H. Culpepper Hilton P. Culpepper Cameron 15Th Aaf Italy Sgt Culpepper Yee High School England Orienburg Germany Vienna Austria

Milano woman returns home from Newton Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Bob Sue of Milano has returned home from Newton Memorial Hospital. Homer Lee Harris has returned home from Newton Memorial Hospital.

Bob Sue Milano Newton Memorial Hopital Homer Lee Harris Newton Memorial Hospital

Red army closes on Breslau as East Prussia cut off

Soviet forces under Marshal Konyev push toward Breslau and Koenigsberg as East Prussia is isolated with about 350000 German troops trapped. Moscow reports German routs across East Prussia, while Luzon reveals Clark Field besieged near Manila. McLain ill in Newton Memorial Hospital.

Red Army Marshal Konnev Breslau Red Baltic Germany East Prussia Moscow Berlin Koenigsberg Prague Czechoslovakia Luzon MacArthur Clark Field Manila

Law of the Valley heads to Milam Theatre

Johnny Mack Brown stars as an undercover U S marshal with Raymond Hatton in the Monogram comedy drama Law of the Valley. The pair face a renegade plot in Green Valley as they expose crooked land deals and face hair raising adventures.

Milam Theatre Monogram Johnny Mack Brown Raymond Hatton U. S Green Valley

Local residents report health and family news

Mrs Bever Thomas returned home from Newton Memorial Hospital. Annette Manning daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Manning is ill at Newton Memorial Hospital. Pvt Lenhert Hraz is visiting his family for a few days.

Annette Manning Ed Manning Newton Memorial Hospital

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