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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1943

Page

3

Parity bill advances as Agri Committee reports favorably

Washington notes report of a farm labor parity bill favorably coming from the Agriculture Committee by unanimous vote. The writer urges prompt action in House and Senate and rejects federal overreach on home loans and anti labor policies while criticizing Marcantonio and coal strike inaction. He also mentions a Department of Agriculture pamphlet Victory Gardens and offers to send copies.

Committee On Agriculture House Senate Farm Security Administration Agriculture Committee Ways and Means Committee American Vito Marcantonio Judiciary Marcantonio Congress Russia United States Lewis P. S Department of Agriculture

Negro Jail Escapee Caught in St Louis by U S Marshal

Walter Stilwell, an African American army deserter who escaped a local jail on December 7, 1942, was arrested in St. Louis by a Deputy U S Marshal. He had been beaten by a cafe owner after causing a disturbance and was jailed again, then fled with three others in a stolen car from Rockdale. Authority says military jurisdiction applies and he will not be returned for trial.

U. S St. Louis Walter Stilwell Walter White Rockdale Stilwell

Lang and Lola Johnson wed at Cameron court house

Orlo W. Lang and Lola E. Johnson were married at 5 15 p m Saturday by Judge Jeff T Kemp in the courthouse office. The bride, longtime Cameron resident, worked at Moore Cafe. The groom, stationed at Camp Hood, is a native of Alabama.

Pfe. Orlo W. Lang Lola E. Johnson Jeff T. Kemp Court House Cameron Moore Cafe Camp Hood Alabama

Red Army Advances Toward Rostov on the Don

The Red army pressed within 40 miles of Rostov on the Don as the offense to drive Germans back intensified. American troops reportedly entered action and forced a German withdrawal from one position. Indications point to a German counter in Tunisia with increased land and air activity in the Solomons.

Red Army Rostov Don Tunisia Solomons Islands

Weekend Party Guests From Texas and Camp Hood

Mrs Tracy Hobson and daughter Florence hosted a weekend gathering with Mrs Morris Cross Miss Minerva Sorley of Austin Mrs C B Hewitt and Mrs Tom Legett of Bryan candidate Tom Legett Corp Orville Hubbs Corp Joe Parkin and Pfc Quentin Yeckley of Camp Hood The group including Miss Irene Rouse visited the Larkin farm Sunday marking the first Texas farm visit for Corpus Hopps Larkin and Pfc Yeckley whose home states are New York Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.

Tracy Hobson Florence Morris Cross Minerva Sorley Austin C. B. Hewitt Tom Legett Bryan Corp Orville Hubbs Corps Joe Parkin Pfe Quentin Yeckley Camp Hood Irene Rouse Larkin Texas Corpus Hopbs Pfc Quentin New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania

Judge and Mrs Ware Visit Cameron From Bryan

Judge and Mrs A W Ware of Bryan traveled to Cameron on Monday. Judge Ware serves as president of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas.

Ware Bryan Cameron The County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas

John C. Andres III Hospitalized With Illness

John C. Andres III, a civilian employee at Camp Swift, is seriously ill at Newton Memorial Hospital after contracting influenza. His condition worsened at home and pneumonia is feared. friends will be notified when visits are possible.

John C. Andres Camp Swift Newton Memorial Hospital Andres

Rockdale and Thorn Dale Couples Visit Cameron

Mr. and Mrs. FE. L. McGuyer of Rockdale and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Stiles of Thorn dale were in Cameron Monday.

FE. L. McGuyer Rockdale Cameron E. G. Stiles of Thorndale

Slight Damage To Houston Cafe Fire Damages Grady Houston Cafe

A fire at 10 p.m. Friday damaged the Grady Houston Cafe but firefighters confined the loss to slight damage. Mr. Houston, in Cameron Theatre when the blaze was found, praised the prompt defense by firemen who allowed immediate resumption of business with minimal disruption.

Grady Houston Houston Cameron Theatre

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