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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
6
On February 2 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Steve Thomas Vetik of Buckholts. She arrived at 12 09 a m and was named pal Ruth.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mynar announce the birth of a daughter Angelina Rose at 12 42 PM January 2 weighing pounds and one ounce. Mrs Lyon reports a daughter born January weighing seven pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs Merve C Tucker announce a son David Charles at 36 AM January weighing nine pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs Lester E Hiri announce a daughter Jannett Doris born January 29 at 7 55 PM weighing seven pounds eight ounces. A son David Lee arrived January 30 at 4 47 PM weighing eight pounds five ounces. Mr and Mrs Grady Coker announce a daughter Debra Ann born February 1 at 7 30 AM weighing seven pounds fifteen ounces. Mr and Mrs A A Prozake announce a son.
Mr and Mrs J Frost of Cameron announce the birth of a son at 2 10 on February 3 weighing eight pounds four ounces Mr and Mrs H A Willis Jr of Caldwell announce a son born at 7 45 p m February 3 weighing sesan pounds and four wun os
At Newton Hospital Mr and Mrs Richard N Brenner of Lexington announce the arrival of a son Jack Patrick born January 38. He weighed eight pounds and was welcomed by two sisters and one brother. Susan Mari born to Mr and Mrs Jim B Komegay of Caldwell on January 28 weighed six pounds three ounces.
David Scott born January 31 weighs seven pounds four and a half ounces A two year old sister Melissa Jane welcomes the new arrival at home.
The piece argues federal control over natural gas production would harm consumers and exploration. It cites the 1938 act interpretation, Supreme Court ruling, and past attempts to regulate, urging a free competitive industry and public awareness through Natural Gas and Oil Resources Committee efforts.
Gov. Allan Shivers urges more highway money in his annual message as Rep. Charles Murphy and W. W. Glass introduce a constitutional amendment to dedicate new motor fuel revenue to road work. Murphy later proposes a 2 cent caseline tax and similar LPG diesel increases. The plan backs by Texa Good Roads Association amid rising highway demand.
Citizens note that highway improvements are underfunded as population rises. Officials warn money is insufficient to finish needed modernization while fuel revenues are earmarked. Experts predict living standards may double by 1975 due to automation, urging study and legislator input.
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