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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1957

Page

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Cameron Agrees to Hire New Police Chief After Dolan Resigns

Police Chief Willie Dolan resigns effective February 15 amid a heated council meeting on February 5. The council votes split on accepting the resignation and on restoring salaries, with Mayor Weems casting the deciding vote. A new chief will be sought, while a promotion plan and highway project adjustments are debated and postponed.

Willie Dolan Lincoln Mondick Groady Stidham Charles Brady Clifford Thompson Roy Griffith Robert Weems Dolan Brady William H Brandy) Brandenburg Cameron Thompson Griffith Mendick Stidham Weems Police Department

Cameron Council Considers Water Reserve and Dam Options

Brazos River Authority director Oxsheer Smith told Cameron council the city’s water reserve request behind Belton dam cannot be acted on now due to BRA commitments with Army irrigation and industrial users including Dow and Temple. He would bring the issue before the BRA board if drought worsens. He suggested exploring flood control dam near Cameron for recreation and parks. The council ordered publication of trash disposal ordinances and strict enforcement of dog vaccination and leash rules with fines up to 100 dollars.

Oxsheer Smith Brazos Smith Cameron W. D Bighee Soil Conservation Service Weems Bill Black

Milam 4-H Poultry Team Takes Third at Fort Worth Show

Milam County 4-H poultry judging team Herman Mueck Jeannette Richter and Jeanette Fuchs placed third at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show contest. They earned a banner for the team and ribbons for top individuals, with Mueck sixth Richter eighth and Fuchs twelfth. The event drew 63 teams and 189 individuals from Texas and Oklahoma. team advances to District 8 at Stephenville on April 13.

Milam County Herman Mueck Jeannette Richter Jeanette Fuchs Fort Worth Texas Oklahoma Stephenville Herman Cameron Johnnie Richter Johnny Fuchs Buckholt Lester Byrd Herman Mueck, Jr Byrd Jeannette Fuchs Buckholts Jeanette Richter

Fire on Railcar Sparks City Response in Cameron

A Monday night fire alarm reached Cameron fire crews after midnight. An employee on a railroad reported a boxcar aflame as it passed, prompting Chief Frank Richter to deploy city equipment to assist a stopped train blaze.

Cameron City Frank Richter

Polio Benefit Basketball Game Set in Milam County

Buckholts and Cameron high school players clash at Yor Gymnasium in an unscheduled charity game to aid the March of Dimes drive in Milam County. The A game at 8 p.m. follows a 6:30 p.m. 3S contest with all receipts supporting polio victims and infantile paralysis funds.

Buckholts Cameron High March of Dimes Milam County Yor Die Young Yoo High School Young Yee High

Revival set at Nazarene Church in Cameron

Rev Bill Rohlmier will conduct a revival at the Nazarene Church in Cameron during the week of February 20 17 with all services led by him Weekday services start at 7 30 p m and the two Sunday services follow regular hours as announced Tuesday

The Nazarene Church Cameron Bill Rohlmier

4 H Club to Exhibit Poultry and Livestock in Houston

Fourteen 4-H boys and girls from Buckholts Cameron Rockdale and Ad Hall will show livestock and poultry at the Houston Fat Stock Show from February 25 to March 3. Participants include Shorthorn steer entries by Glaser brothers and McClaren siblings. a Jersey dairy heifer by Lamar Gresak. and poultry entries led by Margaret Allen and a trio of White Rock Capons. Eleven members will show pens of five flyers, with rivals from Cameron and Buckholts.

Houston Stanley Joe Glaser Buckholts Carroll Wayne Glaser Rex McClaren Cameron Pat McClaren Jay Parmelee Rockdale Angus Henrietta Richter Jeannette Richter Johnnie Ray Richter Henry Tomasek, Jr Ad Hall Lamar Wayne Gresak Margaret Allen Arthur Inge, Jr Pat Wallace Eugene Glaser Hal Lester Senkel Arvell Jungmann Mary Ellen Richter Johnnie Kay Richter Wayne Moran Lanell Moran

Sportsmanship Topic Highlights Boyd at Baylor Banquet

Sam Boyd Baylor Bears football coach was guest speaker at the Rockdale banquet on February 1. He urged sportsmanship and decrying commercialization in football. He also presented films of Baylor's 13-7 Cotton Bowl victory over Tennessee. Johrny Timmerman and Robert Crump named captains for 1957 Tiger football team.

Sam Boyd Baylor Bears Rockdale Boyd Baylor Tennessee Volunteers Johrny Timmerman Robert Crump

Milam CROP Aid Drives Help Overseas Relief

Milam CROP fundraising collected 111 dollars by youth on Halloween for Christian Rural Overseas Program. Texas CROP enabled shipments valued at 21 thousand 380 dollars in commodities and funds for Korea Hungary and surplus food distribution. Rev. John C. Solomon leads Cameron area CROP efforts.

Christian Rural Overseas Program Texas Korea John C. Solomon Cameron

Buckholts Boys Enter Scramble At San Antonio Exposition

Buckholts youths Donald Janke and Troy Lock compete in the calf scramble at the San Antonio Livestock Exposition. Twenty FFA and 4H members aged 12 to 15 race to halter and guide calves in 14 go rounds during February expo activities, with certificates from $15 to 50 awarded to winners to fund their projects.

Donald Janke Troy Lock Vocational Agriculture Department

No More Cotton Insurance To Be Accepted On 1957 Crops Here

Joe C. Denson, a crop insurance agent for Milam County, said the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation will not accept any new 1957 cotton insurance applications in Milam, Williamson, Travis, and Bell Counties. More than 525 farms will be insured for 1957 when 220 new policies plus carry-overs are counted. Carry-over policies from 1956 and all existing 1957 policies will remain in force.

Joe C. Denson Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Milam Williamson Travis Bell Denson Milam County Confess

Milam and Cameron Poll Tax Receipts Reach High 1956 Levels

Poll tax receipts in Cameron City reached 761 percent of 1956 presidential year figures and Milam County hit 71.5 percent. Cameron issued 804 receipts with six mailed on February 1 and a final January 31 total of 1 056. Milam issued 3 916 receipts this year versus 5 478 last year, plus 42 exemptions and two alien receipts. Milam County license plates for 1957 go on sale February 11, with 11 184 plates sold this year, including duplicates from farm to commercial plates.

Cameron Milam County Milam Walter White

City Adopts New Municipal Recording System

LeFebvre Corp. representative L L. C. Morgan aids Cameron city hall in installing a Burroughs accounting machine and index trays for an upgraded recording system. City Secretary Wayne Wieser says the setup will speed permanents, reduce space, and lower costs across departments including water, tax, and others. Morgan works this week in water and tax offices aiding implementation.

Ll. C. Morgan LeFebvre Corporation Cameron Burrough Wayne Wieser Wieser Morgan Water Department City Water Department Ann Schiller The Burroughs

Rainfall Totals 16 Inches This Week

Rain last week totaled 16 inches across three days raising the yearly total to 102 inches. Alvin Hefft Cameron water superintendent and county rainfall recorder notes 0.3 inch on Jan 30 0.9 inch on Jan 31 and 0.4 inch on Feb 1. Farmers say slow rain produced minimal runoff and offered benefits comparable to heavier downpours.

Cameron Jefferson Avenue Gillis Street Milam County Alvin Hefft Cameron Water

Administrators Discuss New Education Trends at Yee High

Cameron Lions Club heard Wiley Loughmiller and Dick Young, Yee High School administrators, explain modern education trends. They described student testing to guide future careers and college entrance test preparation, plus updated high school credit requirements. An audience Q and A followed.

Yee High School Wiley W. Loughmiller Dick Young Cameron Lions Club First Christian Church Loughmiller

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