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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
6
Report from Washington states unit farmers producing less than 16 units per able bodied worker may face draft board visits. The 16 unit rule has long been standard, with Milam county War Board upholding it. Draft boards have sometimes allowed low producers to stay on farms but more often called up those not meeting the requirement.
Bishop Clinton S. Quinn of Houston will deliver a sermon at All Saints Episcopal Church in Cameron on Sunday February 27. The visit was clarified after an earlier error stating February 21. Lt. and Mrs. Odius C. Tindall are visiting Cameron on a 15 day leave from Camp Barkley.
The War Advertising Council invites volunteers to join the Women’s Army Corps or other Army programs to discover suitable jobs among 239 vital roles. Get details at the nearest Army Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General, Room 4415, Munitions Building, Washington, D C.
Promotion at an England bomber base elevates Thomas M Hickman from corporal to sergeant. He is a Cameron native, munitions worker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hickman, and husband of Mary E Hickman. He joined the RAF February 5 1943 after carpentry work. Benny Lee Kennon and Lillie Bell Kennon head to Houston for a visit. A R Buffington of Salem did business in Cameron.
President Roosevelt returned the veto to Congress citing inflation risk and higher food prices if the anti subsidy measure became law. He warned the bill would undermine the Economic Stabilization Act as administration leaders vowed to block a two thirds override.
Alton Bryan of Yarrellton visited Cameron on Tuesday while Wright Price of Cameron toured the Rio Grande Valley this week, hinting at broad bond activity and potential impacts on public wealth.
The 96th Division Headquarters announces the promotion of Rudolph Hromcik from corporal to sergeant while serving at Camp White Oregon. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Hromcik Rt 1 Cameron. He belongs to the 882nd Infantry Regiment.
Lt Verda Lee Stecher returns to the General Hospital at Fort Sill Oklahoma after an enjoyable visit with her father A R Stecher and at the home of Mr and Mrs B J Matoc ha.
Mrs. Lester Glass is in Newton Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Willie Falkner is bedridden with flu. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery.
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