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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1942

Page

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Offensive strategy urged to win the war in Europe and Pacific

In Washington a push is urged for offensive action to defeat the Axis. The speaker argues that waiting defensively invites losses and that striking at shipping lanes and enemy islands will relieve pressure on allies and allow concentrated forces. He cites naval and air superiority but notes vulnerabilities and urges spring offensives aligned with the President’s stance.

Washington Atlantic Japan South Pacific Europe

Sell to Leave First National Bank for Texas Unemployment Agency

Wm Sell of the First National Bank will join the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission in Austin, starting Monday March 2. He leaves after nearly 13 years with the Cameron bank, where he has held a key role, and Miss Henriet Heffey will take his place as bookkeeper.

Wm. Sell First National Bank Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission Austin Sell Pioneer Bank H. M. Heffey Henriet Heffey Cameron Mr. Sell

Legion Plans Big Birthday Party Here on March 17

The American Legion here announces a birthday celebration set for March 17. Andrew Dilworth and state command officials are expected to attend, with local publicity head Streetman promising a memorable event.

Legion The American Legion Andrew Dilworth Orstmann Count Streetman

Leer Core Quits Local Draft Board

Lee R. Clore longtime member and secretary of Local Board No. 2 resigns to the governor citing time demands of a campaign for Assessor and Collector of Taxes. He was one of the original three named by Governor W. Lee O'Daniel in 1940. remaining members are Chas. E. Allday and J. B. White. Board appointments come from the Governor and members serve without pay.

Lee R. Clore Clore W. Lee O’daniel Chas. E. Allday J. B. White

Tony Ermis Receives Graduation Certificate From Camp Lee

Pfc. Tony P. Ermis of Cameron Texas received his certificate of completion of Enlisted Men's Course No 7 from the Quartermasters School Camp Lee Virginia. The instruction covers fields of work in the Quartermaster Corps and how to perform duties under war conditions. Upon completion he returns to his unit to carry on technical Quartermaster work more efficiently.

Camp Lee Tony P. Ermis Cameron Texas Quatermasters School Quartermaster Corps

Robert Masopust Located at New Sherman Air Field

Robert Masopust, reared in Cameron and brother of Mrs. Laake, is now at Perin Field near Sherman as an aviation mechanic and has been promoted to sergeant in the Air Service. Set and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Laake visited him Sunday and report his progress as he is entering the Herald catalogue of Cameron and Milam county boys in the armed forces.

Set Robert Masopust Perin Field Sherman Leo Laake Masopust Air Service Army Robert Cameron Herald Cameron and Milam County

Wilder Graham Heads to Camp in Wilmington North Carolina

Relatives report Wilder Graham once Ace Graham, a Yee High football star, has finished air mechanics training in California and heads to a U S base in Wilmington North Carolina. In a letter he describes a seven day train journey with five locomotives pulling his outfit across western mountain ranges. Ek L McGuyer of Rockdale visited Cameron business offices Wednesday.

Herald H. E. Graham Wilder Graham California Wilder Wilmington North Carolina Ace Graham Yee High School Ace West

A N Green Seeks Re Election For Milam County Seat

Milam County representative A N Green announced his candidacy for a full term in the 64th District. He noted past service, cooperation with Governor Stevenson, and readiness to defend national defense needs while pledging impartial effort for Milam County residents.

A. N. Green House of Representatives Milam County Green Reese Turner Coke Stevenson Ferest Stevenson Homer Leonard Office of Representative Milan County

Gets His Wings Lieut Frank M Newton

Lieut. Frank M. Newton, 25, has received his commission in the Air Corps and is stationed at Barksdale Field in Shreveport. Born in Cameron, he attended Cameron schools and Yee High School, class of 1984, then Schreiner Institute and the University of Texas before volunteering for the Air Corps. He reported for duty June 1, 1941.

Frank M. Newton Air Corps United States Army Barksdale Field Shreveport Newton Cameron Yee High School Schreiner Institute Kerrville University of Texas First Baptist Church Washington Page Four

War Bond Sales in Milam County Drop to Low Weekly Total

Milam County reports a weekly war bond sales low of 5267 dollars. The Milam County Defense Council chaired by Emory B. Camp outlines a campaign to sell nearly one million dollars in bonds this year. Milam county purchases total 68589 dollars so far in 1942 with 47991 bought in Cameron.

Milam County

That's For My Son Or Slap On Bus Of Pearl Harbor War Talk

An elderly mother on a crowded bus confronts a man and a woman who boast of earnings during war. She slaps the woman saying the insult is for her son who died at Pearl Harbor and then slaps the man saying the other sacrifice is for her other son in the army.

Pearl Harbor

Quarter Century of Service by Mr Brogdon at Southwestern Life

Mr. Brogdon marks 25 years representing Southwestern Life Insurance, noting floods panics and two world wars since he began. He continues soliciting business and serving old and new customers, emphasizing protection and investments for policy owners. Southwestern reports 1941 gains of 24,077,074 with 405,210,008 in force. C. F. O'Donnell, president, releases 83rd annual financials to local rep S. E. Brogdon.

Brogdon Southwestern Life Insurance Company C.F. O'Donnell

Ex-Students Banquet Cancelled Amid War Emergency

Conn R. Isaacs, president of the University of Texas ex-students association, says the March 2 1942 banquet is canceled to conserve funds for defense stamps. He notes widespread ex-student support for the decision and asks members to approve the action.

Conn R. Isaacs Association of Former Students of The University of Texas Mr. Isaacs Austin

Nelson Green Drops 1942 Candidacy Run

Nelson Green former Criminal District Attorney candidate in 1940 announces he will not run in 1942. He is with Indemnity Insurance Co. and now based in Alexandria Louisiana. Green had pledged another race after 1940 but changing conditions prevent a 1942 bid. He has many Milam county friends who anticipated his campaign.

Nelson Green Green Indemnity Insurance Co Alexandria Milam County

10 Japanese ships sunk by Allied forces and air attacks

The report notes Dutch and American airmen sinking ten Japanese ships off Bali over 48 hours. Secretary Stimson blamed The Fifth Column for enemy planes over Los Angeles, suggesting possible California-based attackers. MacArthur counterattacks in the Philippines with Rangoon's defense by the British. Burma’s evacuation ongoing as 18 expected to fall.

Stimson Los Angeles California Rangoon

Planes Drive Off Twice In Early Wednesday Raid

Radio reports at 7 7 30 and 7 45 warn of an unconfirmed enemy air raid over Los Angeles with two waves said to be driven off by coast anti aircraft guns. News broadcasters cite shell flashes and a suspected Japanese origin. FBI arrests of several Japanese aliens signaling planes from nearby hills are reported. Government leniency toward aliens is questioned as American citizens fear harsher actions.

Los Angeles Washington United States Federal Bureau of Investigation Java Australia Burma Macassar Straits Russia

Mrs Archer Confined With Illness and Baby Sickness

Mrs. E. Archer has been confined to her bed for several days and her baby daughter Mary Lenora is ill. Mrs. Archer's mother Mrs. J. A. Bolding of Leonard is staying with them.

E. Archer Mary Lenora Archer Bolding of Leonard

Voter Support Cited In Near Nomination Runoff

The statement thanks supporters who helped him run within a few votes of the 1940 nomination in a runoff primary.

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Leer Core Tony Ermis New Sherman Air Field Wilington, N. C Ek. L. McGuyer Rockdale A.N. Green Lieut County Beach Indy S. E. Brogdon Texas Institution
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