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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

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Navy Man Joe White Advances to Officer School in San Diego

After more than two years at sea in the Pacific Coxswain Joe Bill White has been admitted to Naval Officer Training School in San Diego He expects a furlough soon his first since volunteering December 15 1941 The Texas A M alumnus previously worked in East Texas oil fields and is the son of J B White Herald editor and Leona G White a school faculty member His brother Maj Thomas Wefferson White serves in the Army Air Corps in England

Pacific Joe Bill White Navy San Diego South Pacific Carolines White Naval Officer Training School Longview Texas A & M East Texas Yee High School J. B. White the Herald Leona G. White Maj Thomas Wefferson White Army Air Corps England

Mrs S P Cross Dies In Cameron Area News

Mrs S P Cross widow of Sterling Price Cross and Cameron pioneer, died Saturday in Austin. Relatives in Cameron were notified and will accompany the body home. Funeral likely Sunday with Rev John C Solomon officiating. Survived by three sons Price Harry and Paden Cross and a daughter Mrs Louis Krough of San Antonio.

S. P. Cross Sterling Price Cross Pioneer Austin Cameron John C. Solomon The Presbyterian Church Cross Pioneer Insurance Agency

Ice Pick and Razor Wounding Incident Stuns Local Black Community

A fight in the black belt Monday night left Morris Spriggs hospitalized with severe razor cuts and W Campbell with ice pick wounds. Deputy Sheriff Carl C. Black said both men are critically hurt but expected to recover. no unusual background was found.

Newton Memorial Hospital Morris Spriggs W. Campbell Carl C. Black

Birthday Cablegram From Soldier in Northern Ireland

Mrs. Will Kuhn receives a birthday cablegram on her fiftieth birthday from her son Sgt. Alfred L. Kuhn now stationed in Northern Ireland. He says he is well and doing fine.

Will Kuhn Sgt Alfred L. Kuhn Northern Ireland

Texas Week Proclaimed by Cameron Mayor Leland Green

Mayor Leland Green proclaims February 27 through March 4, 1944 as Texas Week in Cameron Texas. The proclamation urges observance of Texas heritage, democracy and freedom of speech, press, worship and assembly, citing Goliad Pearl Harbor and the state’s founders.

Leland Green Texas Senate Cameron Texas Empire Goliad Pearl Harbor A. D

Pacific Veteran Cpl Owen Enlists in Marines in 1942

Pacific veteran Cpl Roger C Owen enlisted in the U S Marine Corps in Houston on February 8 1942 and was transferred to San Diego on the same day He is Ardmore High School Oklahoma born and son of Robert R Owen of Ardmore He later managed Duke and Ayres Store in Cameron Oklahoma before active duty on Guadalcanal and other Pacific points He is now somewhere in the Pacific

Cpl Roger C. Owen U. S. Marine Corps Houston San Diego Calif Owen Ardmore High School Oklahoma Robert R. Owen Ardmore Lester Hughes Duke & Ayres Cameron Cuedelcanal New Guiena Pacific

Bond Tabulations Pour in Over State Quota Passed

Dallas Bond tabulations from Texas show $439,110,174 counted, about $45,000,000 above the fourth war loan quota. Individual purchases totaled $213,148,352.25 with small series E sales from $25 to $1,000 adding $111,442.76. Mrs. James Fikes and daughter Dianne return to Houston.

Dallas Texas State War Finance Committee

Going To Sea Robert J Bennett Navy Radio Operator

Robert J Bennett of Cameron son of Mr and Mrs Bob Bennett is home on furlough from the Pacific Fleet. The Sea Wolf submarine sailor completed months of training and awaits deployment. He plans about 10 more days in Cameron before returning to his ship on the west coast. He notes the navy submarine service is tough and only the best serve offshore. He keeps in touch via the Midget newspaper mailed by his parents and praises the local stories.

Robert J. Bennett United States Navy Pacific Fleet Bennett Bob Bennett Cameron Pacific Yee High School North Central West

Boehner Announces Milam Red Cross Quota in 1944 War Fund

J M Boehner announced Milam County's Red Cross quota for the 1944 War Fund campaign set at 14400 with Fred G Blake as March chairman. The national goal totals 200 million, reflecting increased armed forces needs and wider dispersion of troops. Approximately 90 percent of funds will fund Red Cross activities for service to the armed forces.

Milam County American Red Cross J. M. Boehner Fred G. Blake Red Cross Boehner United States All America Army Navy

Capt Thomas Yager to Return Home from Pacific Duty

Capt Thomas Yager United States Army Air Corps is coming home after 18 months in the South Pacific. He has earned the Aly Medal and Oak Leaf Clusters for bravery and served as a Fortress bomber pilot. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E B Yager of Jones Prairie and left San Francisco Saturday for home. R J Bennett Seaman Second Class is home briefly to visit relatives.

Thomas Yager United States Army Air Corps Ile E. B. Yager San Francisco Yager South Pacific E. BR. Yager Jones Prairie R. J. Bennett

Jesse Ones Dies in Austin After Ill Health

Jesse Jones, 84, Cameron native and pioneer, died in Austin on Monday February 21 1944. Funeral at Pebble Grove Cemetery near Maysfield February 22 with Rev. H M Bailey. Interment followed. Survived by sister Mrs Laura Baird of San Antonio. Also notes a Fort Worth couple, Rufus Boecker and wife, welcomed baby girl Lillian Margaret February 12 1944.

Jesse Jones Cameron Austin Pebble Grove Maysfield H. M. Bailey Mr. Jones Dr. Baird Rufus Boecker Fort Worth Methodist Hospital Lillian Margaret Lil Jeter Lil

Egg ceiling price fixed for Cameron and Houston district

The Office of Price Administration sets weekly retail ceiling prices for eggs in the Houston District from February 28 to May 29 1944. Graded eggs carry specific per dozen prices for Grade A Large and Medium and ungraded eggs, with store markups ranging from 12 to 17 percent based on OPA store category.

Office of Price Administration Houston OPA

Banquet Thursday For Football And Basketball Teams

A banquet for Ada Henderson school football and basketball teams is set for Thursday night in the school cafeteria. Albert Collins announced the event, sponsored by the Athletic Council with 100 tickets available. Sweaters for football players are ordered but not yet delivered.

Ada Henderson School Albert Collins Athletic Council Collins Rotary Club

Cabbage Car Delivers Food To Milam County Schools

A car of cabbage from the Rio Grande Valley arrived in Cameron for distribution by Milam County Schools Supt. Chas M Hicks. Thirty rural schools and eight independent districts in Milam will receive about half, with Falls county receiving the rest. The War Food Administration program supplies the produce, supporting farmers and aiding school meals. This marks Hicks fourth food car, following two cars of Irish potatoes and one of carrots already distributed, with more produce due.

Rio Grande Valley Cameron Chas, M. Hicks Milam County Falls County War Food Administration Department of Agriculture Schuol Hicks

William Story dies at Andice in Williamson County

John Story, 56, died at his Andice home early Tuesday. Funeral services will be held in Andice cemetery with burial there. Survived by widow, three daughters Mrs Henry Snow, Mrs Ila Reeder, Mrs Jesse Mae Ashley of Andice, brothers Oscar Story of Cameron, Fred Story of Houston, sisters Mrs John Dodson of Cameron, Mrs Vera Tubbs of Brownsville, Mrs Florence Crawford of Houston.

John Story Andice Williamson County Story Henry Snow Ila Reeder Jesse Mae Ashley Oscar Story Cameron Fred Story Houston John Dodson Vera Tubbs Brownsville Florence Crawford

McClellen to Aid Veterans on Muster Out Pay Problems

H B McClellen the local American Legion service officer will aid discharged veterans with muster out pay applications at the Chamber of Commerce office next Saturday February 26. Bring your original discharge in duplicate as no claim can be paid without it. No charge. He also offers help with other veteran benefits and claims.

Armed Services H. B. McClellen Legion Post Chamber of Commerce American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars

Stalin claims 52000 Germans dead in final encirclement

Stalin announced from Moscow that 52000 German soldiers were killed and 11000 captured in the last days of the Dnieper encirclement. He said General Timoshinko led Red Army forces in the sector. German losses were described as severe as they retreated from the beachhead at Rome. Floyd Crouch of Cameron departs February 29 for the U S Navy with a farewell dinner planned February 27.

Moscow Joseph Stalin Dneiper Russia Timoshinko Staliingrad Rome Floyd Crouch Cameron United States Navy Leona Crouch

Augusta Vogelsang Texas Pioneer Buried

Mrs Augusta Vogelsang 88 Texas pioneer died in Cameron on February 3 1944. Her life with Fritz Vogelsang shaped Milam county history after 1883 when they acquired 6000 acres near Ben Arnold. Born February 4 1856 in Oldenburg Germany she married Fritz May 21 1874 in Welcome Austin County. Four Vogelsang children continued the family legacy in Milam as pioneers.

Augusta Vogelsang Texas Cameron Fritz Vogelsang Milam County Ernest Vogelsang Vogelsang Ben Arnold Oldenburg Germany Schwarzings Austin County Milam

Government Tightens Farm Deferment Rules

Selective Service announces 16 unit requirement for each farm worker and limits deferments to six months or less. Permanent deferments for farmers are abolished and farm classifications must be renewed, with urgent 1944 worksheets urged by Mrs. Jack Lewis. Production demands may influence deferment decisions.

Jack Lewis Mra Lewis

Lilac Leads In Fourth War Loan Drive Effort

Lilac topped the weekly War Loan Drive with the largest margin. The town’s quota was 1200 dollars and residents had raised 4290 dollars by Tuesday. County chairman Chas M Hicks received the report. Bond committee members were Val Nemec Henry Von Gonton and Roger Gilliland.

Chas. M. Hicks Silas Val Nemec Henry von Gonton Roger Gilliland

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Cpl, Roger C, Owen James Fikes Dianne Robert J. Bennett Jesse Ones R. M. Posey Mary Holley Uniontown Ross Posey
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