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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

3

Selective Service Board Members to Receive Medals

Local boards across Area 8 will award medals and citations to members and government appeal agents for two years of service without pay. The Navasota ceremony on February 8 will include 11 counties with 51 recipients and Lt. Col. Paul Wakefield presiding.

Selective Service Board Milam County Navasota Jack Lewis Cameron Navasos Area Brazos Burleson Grimes Madison Milam Montgomery Robertson San Jacinto Walker Waller Washington Rockdale C. W Stephens M. N. Strickler J. M. Weed E. A. Camp Cameron Board C. E. Allday M. G. Cox J. B. White A. J. Lewis Rockdale Board Paul Wakefield State Selective Service Headquarters Austin

Devers to seek Democratic nomination for county treasurer

R A Devers known as Woodsie declares this will be his last run for Milam County treasurer in the July Democratic primary. He says he will not seek the office in 1948 after completing his current term and asks supporters to aid in the campaign. The formal announcement will appear in the Daily Herald soon. Local notes mention L E Ward of Houston and C F Walzel of San Antonio visiting Cameron. Judge Jeff T Kemp is praised for 24 years of service as Milam County Judge.

R. A Woodsie) Devers Daily Herald Devers The Herald

FBI reports 8.4 percent rise in crime Jan July

The FBI says crime increased 8.4 percent from January to July versus last year in 392 cities over 25,000 population. Increases occurred in murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny and auto theft, while negligent manslaughter fell 1.6 percent.

FBI Washington Federal Bureau of Investigation

Nose-Gunner No More Skunk Becomes Bomber Mascot

Pratt Army Air Base honors P. U. Flyaway a skunk mascot with 43 hours flight time as the B-29 crew hopes to bring him to combat in Japan. Captain John A. Maksimiuk says they would love Flyaway even if un deodorized.

Pratt, Kan Pratt Army Air Base P. U P.U Japan John A. Maksimiuk

Timepiece Lost On Streetcar Found On Coat Button

Dr. David P. Bader reported the loss of a 20 year memorial watch after alighting a crowded streetcar. Six hours later John Kelly found the timepiece inscribed with Bader’s name hanging to his coat button due to a fraternity key on the chain.

Chicago David P. Bader John Kelly Bader

Louise Boecker longtime Ben Arnold resident dies at 77

Louise Boecker 77 a pioneer and 38 year resident of Ben Arnold died Sunday February 8 1946 at her home after four months illness Funeral services were held February 5 1946 at 2 p m Green Funeral Home Chapel Cameron with Rev R Kalkbrener officiating Interment in Ben Arnold cemetery Survived by sons Otto Boecker Freeport and Lee Boecker Texas City sisters Mrs Minnie Penny Mrs Albert Scheming Marlin and Mrs Herman Boecker Corpus Christi and a number of grandchildren

Louise Boecker Ben Arnold Green Funeral Home Cameron R. Kalkbrenner Boecker Otto Boecker Freeport Lee Boecker Texas City Minnie Penny Albert Scheming Marlin Herman Boecker Corpus Christi

Navy Lt Visits Friend and Returns to Coaching

Lt. R. V. Wood of the United States Navy spent Saturday visiting his boyhood friend Leo Jackson. Wood, a coach by trade, is resting after discharge before resuming his coaching career at Floydada. Also, Mrs. R. Shafer of Gause visited Cameron on Saturday. Parma Radio Service advertises radio repairs for all makes at lower prices.

R. V. Wood United States Navy Leo Jackson Floydada Jackson Lt. Wood

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Selective Service R. A. Devers L. E. Ward Houston Mr. Ward Fire Department Marak C. F. Walzel San Antonio Mr. Walzel Kelley Field Jeff T. Kemp S. E. Brogdon Skunk E. O. Schiller, Jr E. O. Schiller Schiller Pharmacy Green & Boedeker W. A. Smith R. Shafer Gause Parma Radio Service Private Hargrove Flash Lite Emerson Pe Sae IE Walker Ccznan Jean Porter Chill Wills Hugo Maas Bill” Phillips Harry Kurnitt Marion Hargrove Richard Thorpe George Haight Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Horstmann Bros Gene Rancho Grande Milam Theatre Emory B. Camp G.S Baskin Cameron, Texas Texas Latin Americas Texas Power & Light Company Texas Institution America Lone Star Tp&l Neen John W. Carpenter
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