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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1953

Page

3

Texans urged to join Legion in honoring Korean veterans

Texas citizens urged to support Korean Veteran Appreciation Week March 15 to 22 as 800 American Legion Posts plan to honor Texans who served in Korea or returned home. Certificates will be issued to veterans and families, with community meetings and church services coordinated by state leaders including Albert D. Brown and Bay City Mayor R. C. Gusman.

Austin Texas American Legion Albert D. Brown Brown Texas American Legion R. C. Gusman Bay City Legion Henry F. Seler Marshall

Mrs Lindsay of Gilmer Visited Cameron and Marlin Kin

Mrs Mattie Lindsay of Gilmer Texas, mother of 16 with 280 descendants, visited Cameron to see her nephew Sam Houston and nieces Willard McCall and J C Mayfield. She traveled with son Pleasant Lindsay of Pleasant Grove Utah and daughter Sarah Chevalier of Gilmer for several days in Marlin.

Mattie Lindsay Gilmer Texas Cameron Sam Houston Willard McCall J. C. Mayfield Lindsay Alabama Milam County Lindsey Utah Marlin

Buckhelts Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report

Twelve members and two visitors attended the Buckhelts club meeting. Mrs. Arthur Ince directed the hour and Mrs. Clarence Raney reported on the council meeting with all recommendations passed. Mrs. Arnold Jungmann was nominated THDA candidate for February council. a seam finishing and facings demonstration followed. Cookies and Cokes were served. next meeting set for Feb 27 at H. E. Cottage with Mrs. Theo Fuchs as hostess.

Buckhelts Home Arthur Ince Clarence Raney Arnold Jungmann THDA Inge H. E. Cottage Theo Fuchs

Safe Brown Open at Ben Arnold Postoffice

Sheriff Carl Black reports a professional burglary at the Ben Arnold postoffice in Swanzy Thursday night. Suspects pried front doors, used dynamite to blow the safe. $55 in cash missing though stamps money orders and papers remained. No clues or merchandise losses reported.

Carl Black Ben Arnold Postoffice Lawrence Swany Sheriff Black Swanzy Black

Gamma Globulin Effort Targets Polio Fight Next Summer

U.S. pharmaceutical labs with gamma globulin capacity plan full‑scale production to beat polio ahead of an anticipated summer surge. Officials warn epidemic potential across about 150 counties could expose two million children to the disease. each dose requires a pint of blood and guards a child for weeks.

Pilot Lands P-51 Safely After Engine Fails Over Texas Field

Lt Col John Calvin Haygood survived a mid air engine failure while returning from a routine flight from Austin. He landed in a freshly plowed field near Waco without injury and reported the engine was new and the cause unknown. Haygood, a Cameron native son of Bryan parents, is stationed at Hensley AFB Grand Prairie Texas and has served in the Army Air Corps for years.

John Calvin Haygood Haygood Austin Waco George Mode Col Haygood Col. Haygood Cameron John Haygood Bryan Hensley Afb Grand Prairie Texas Army Air Corps

Production of gamma globulin delayed for 1953 summer

The text states that even with available equipment and trained personnel it would be impossible to produce gamma globulin by the 1953 summer because about six months are needed to obtain equipment and personnel before production can start.

Thorndale Upsets Sheldon 60-58 in City League

Thorndale defeated Sheldon 60-58 in a men's division city league game. Charles Martin and Fritz Stetzer led Thorndale with 14 points apiece, while Joe San Miguel scored 21 for Sheldon, the first league loss for Sheldon this season.

Thorndale Sheldon Charles Martin Fritz Stetzer Joe San Miguel

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