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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1953

Page

5

Scouts and Camp Fire Girls Aid Texas Heart Drive

Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls join the Texas Heart Association fundraising push led by E. McCreless. The drive runs through February to raise 408 000 for 1953 activities and national heart disease programs with broad civic and fraternal participation across Texas. Albert D. Brown leads the American Legion state group with Mrs. A. Blieden heading the Auxiliary. the Legion approved a supporting resolution in September 1952.

8. E. McCreless Texas Heart Association McCreless America Albert D. Brown American Legion A. Blieden Houston American Legion Auxiliary Legion Austin

Fraction Process Used In Gamma Globulin Analysis

The article explains the gamma globulin production steps starting with plasma separation by centrifuge. The clear plasma is about 93 percent water, 1 percent salt, and 6 percent proteins. It details the alcohol fractionation process and the six unit steps, with precipitation caused by mixing ethyl alcohol with plasma.

Stanford Family Visits Relatives Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Wilson Stanford and children Charlotte and Morris visited relatives here during the weekend, staying for a family gathering and catching up with relatives locally.

Mrs. Wilson Stanford Charlotte and Morris

State Draft Call Set For 2 876 Men In April

The state Selective Service announces an April quota of 2 876 inductees, 113 fewer than March. More than 5 700 men will be examined in April, with local boards allowed to induct down to 19 years 6 months. Breakdowns show 21 and older 1 541. 20 years old 6 167. 19 years old 1 951.

Austin State Selective Service Grig Paul L. Wakefield Wakefield Ger. Wakefield

1953 Building At Slow Pace

City records show building permits total 7050 this month with only 9800 issued in January. February permits list include W. T. Bruary moving a house for 3500 Mrs. R. A. Triggs repairs 1750 and Grant Lumber Company building a house for 2800.

Naomi Needham W. T. Bruary R. A. Triggs Grant Lumber Company

Rev Sager Speaks at Milano PTA Meeting

The Milano School Parent-Teacher Association heard Rev. F T Sager pastor of Rockdale Lutheran Church as chief speaker. His talk preceded a business session dismissed by Rev. R E Ledbetter. A loud speaking system and a new bell system were installed at the school. The association sponsored a 42 party Monday night. Joe Robinson of Hanover was among visiting business guests.

Milano F. T. Sager Rockdale Lutheran Church Sager R. E. Ledbetter

Draft Board Penalties for Missed Gall Draft Call

Mi lam County Local Board No. 92 explains penalties for registrants who miss the pre induction physical examination or the induction date. Delinquent registrants must report for induction later, waiving the pre induction exam and the 21 day period. If induction is not reported on the ordered date, the name is turned over to the U S Attorney for possible prosecution under the Selective Service Law.

Milam County United States Attorney

Induction Exam Delays Considered If Fault Not Shown

The local board may excuse a registrant for missing a pre induction physical if proved unavoidable and not the registrant's fault. Induction follows birth date order, with 21 days after exam acceptance and notice before induction. The excuse must show a circumstance beyond the registrant's control and an offer to report later.

Upstream Water Dams Proposed to Save Soil

Congressman Bob Poage urged federal aid for small upstream dams to curb soil erosion. The Waco event drew new House members from both parties and was echoed in the Senate by Senator Lyndon Johnson via aides Arthur Perry and Sam Rayburn representatives. Attending were Rep. Mahon of Lubbock, Dowdy of Athens, and Dies of Jasper along with others.

Washington America Bob Poage Waco Ing Congress Poage Lyndon Johnson Senate Arthur Perry Saty Rayburn Bonham John Holton Sherman George Mahon Lubbock John Dowdy Athens Martin Dies Jasper

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Boy Scouts Camp Heart Texas Power & Light Company Firestone Rev. Sager Joe Robinson Hanover The Cameron Herald Gordon S. Baskin S. HouSton Allied Lines el Ousca Costo FE Ford Six Hefsey-Stedman Motor Company Cameron, Texas
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