FDR Calls Meeting of Military Staff After Berlin Tokyo Rome Remarks
President Roosevelt convened a military staff meeting in Washington after his broadside on Axis aims. He vowed the United Nations will not stop until soldiers march on Berlin Tokyo and Rome and urged immediate action. Reports from North Africa note Allied forces repelling a Tunisian line attack as Red Army advances continue.
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Washington
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White House
United Nations
Berlin
Tokyo
Rome
Red Army
Don River
North Africa
Creamer Bus Schedule Change Announced
S. A. Cottle of the Milam Hotel announced a schedule change for Creamer Bus Lines in Cameron. Westbound service to Temple departs at 5 53 a m 12 30 p m and 5 45 p m while eastbound trips to Hearne depart at 11 45 a m 3 30 p m and 8 30 p m.
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S. A. Cottle
Milam Hotel
Creamer Bus Lines
Cameron
Temple
Hearne
Work or Fight Regulations Do Not Affect Local Board
Few registrants in Local Board No 2 are affected by the Washington based work or fight order. Local boards lack such occupations in this area and ordinary business roles remain largely unaffected though regulations evolve. The scope of clerks service station operators and small business owners remains unclear as new instructions may come.
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Manpower Commission
Washington
Opposition Assured In School Election
The article states opposition is assured in the upcoming school election amid public indignation over ballot irregularities. It notes Mr Quisling is not expected to participate and warns that lesser quislings may stir after sundown while candidates with courage will champion the people.
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Quisling
Buckholts Farmer Visits Cameron For Day
W. W. Caddell of Buckholts spent Monday in Cameron. He operates a top county farm with a tractor and no hired help.
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W. W. Caddell
Buckholts
Cameron Monday
Former resident of Cameron Laura Williamson dies in Waco
Mrs Laura Williamson 81 a Confederate widow and former Cameron resident died in Waco Friday February 12 1943 Funeral services were held in Waco Saturday at 3 30 p m and the body will be brought to Cameron for interment at Oak Hill Cemetery at 5 30 p m today Marek Burns Funeral Home Cameron directs arrangements She was the mother of the late Mrs Kirby Boles News of her death came through Mrs Susie Sloan daughter of the deceased
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Laura Williamson
Cameron
Waco
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marek-Burns
Williamson
Kirby Boles
Susie Sloan
Waco Resident Noted in Obituary Snapshot
The obituary fragment notes a resident of Waco and mentions a surviving daughter, Mrs. Dwight Henderson of Corpus Christi, indicating family connections and a local memorial context.
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Waco
Dwight Henderson
Corpus Christi
New Ration Book Discussed By Local Officials
Ration Board members heard Joan B Singleton of the OPA discuss the coming registration for Ration Book No 2. School teachers will help in the registration and Chas M Hicks county superintendent has been active in campaigns. Singleton came from the District office in Houston and teachers were given valuable information. Registration will follow the usual lines. If you have a news item phone 2&2.
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Ration Board
Joan B. Singleton
The
OPA
Chas. M. Hicks
Singleton
Cameron
Houston
Shirley McLean Wounded in Action Recovering in Hospital
Shirley McLean, wounded in action on Friday February 12 in the battle of New Guinea, is reported recovering at a local hospital. His mother Mrs J M McLean received a letter dated January 16 stating he is doing fine and asks her not to worry. The Baptist YWA meets tonight at 7 30 p m at Mrs Willis Dismukes home with Miss Gloria Halberdier in charge.
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Willis Dismukes
Gloria Halberdier
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Cameron, Texas
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Emory B. Camp
G. S. Baskin
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Lone Star Gas Company
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Lone Star Gas
Lone Star Lines
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