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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1946

Page

5

Veterans Administration to Open Cameron Contact Unit

Congressman W R Poage announced a Veterans Administration contact office will be established in Cameron. The unit will include a contact representative and a clerk stenographer and will expand as space and staff are available to serve Milam County veterans.

Veteran's Administration Cameron W. R. Poage Herald Mr. Poage Veterans Administration Texas Milam County Emmett Streetman American Legion

Cpl N E Barron Home From India Remount Service

Cpl N E Barron lately of the Remount Service is home after 26 months in Australia and the India Burma China theatre. He is discharged and plans to return to rodeo in January. The Herald will publish his story. A Cameron contact office was announced and plans for veteran gift distribution were noted. Contact news line provided.

Cpl. N. E. Barron India Cpl N. E. Barron Australia Cpl. Barron Burma China Herald Ttation Cameron Streetman Temple Sunday

Hospital Ship Comfort Attacked by Japanese Plane

A Japanese death by own action plane attack on the hospital ship Comfort near Okinawa killed 28, wounded 22, and destroyed five surgery rooms. Surviving nurses including Second Lt. Evelyn C. Bacheler described being hurled by the blast while tending patients. Casualties included seven Army wounded, five Army surgeons, six Army nurses, and nine Army corpsmen among others.

Comfort Pacific Evelyn C. Bacheler Miss Bacheler Pocatello Idaho Okinawa Bacheler Maj Dorsey Brannan Morgantown W. Va Comdr. A. Tooker Saybrook Conn Tooker

Flier’s Back Broken But He Keeps on Flying

Maj. Robert D. Payne Jr. a B 25 Mitchell pilot from Greenfield Missouri flew 45 missions out of New Guinea despite a fractured vertebrae. He kept flying after an initial misdiagnosis until a later checkup revealed the injury and he wore a steel brace at a Miami hospital. He served as operations officer and squadron commander before deciding to seek treatment.

Greenfield Robert D. Payne Jr New Guinea Army Air Forces Regional Miami Fla Payne

Americal Division Private Forced Into Strip Tease

Pvt. Wilmer Swift of Downingtown Pa with the Americal division on Cebu Philippines drew Japanese fire while crossing a bridge. He shielded a wounded comrade then suffered clothing damage from enemy bullets before pulling the man to safety.

Americal Cebu Philippines Pvt Wilmer Swift Gypsy Rose Lee Swift Downington 132D

Blood transfusion saves newborn after Caesarean delivery

In Solihull England a newborn survived after a rapid sequence of transfusions that replaced all blood after a parental blood type discrepancy had caused the loss of three siblings. The Caesarean birth followed by immediate transfusion led to a normal healthy infant within three weeks.

Solihull England

Double Services Held For Crash Victims At Rockdale

Two funeral services were held in Rockdale for Mrs. Doyce Hickman 30 and her brother Solomon Curlee 32 after their car collided with a bus near Brenham on Tuesday. Leading prayers were by Rev. C Edward Frain and Rev. J B Hester. Burial followed at Tanglewood cemetery. Mrs. Hickman was Rosenburg Chamber of Commerce secretary. Curlee served in U S Army. his discharge was about a year ago. Surviving relatives include parents Mr. and Mrs. R T Curlee of Rockdale, sister Mrs. Jewel Dumont of Houston, brothers Sidney Austin, Bruce Houston, Murray Navy Corpus Christi. Archie Prokisch home on leave from San Diego aboard.

Rockdale Phillips and Luckey Chapel Doyce Hickman Solomon Burford Curlee Brenham C. Edward Frain First Christian Church J. B. Hester First Baptist Church Tanglewood R. T Bob) Curlee Jewel Dumont Houston Sidney Curlee Austin Bruce Curlee Murray Curlee Navy Corpus Christi

Robinson Returns to Cameron Texaco Station in 1946

W A L Robinson is back in business in Cameron resuming operation of his Texaco service station on North Fannin after a 20 month Navy discharge. He welcomes customers as rationing ended New Year’s Eve and hopes to stock Goodrich tires and tubes for his patrons. He values the strong reception for the ex service man and the promising start to the new year.

Cameron Texaco North Fannin Robinson Goodrich

Discharged Service Men to Return Home and Enter Local Business

Local report notes discharged service men are planned to come home and start business ventures in the area, signaling postwar economic activity and community reinvestment.

Tommie D. Louis Receives Navy Honorable Discharge

Pacific veteran Tommie D. Louis steward's mate first class and Cameron resident earned an honorable discharge at Camp Wallace after enlisting in December 1942 and serving 26 months in the Asiatic Pacific, including participation in one major naval battle. Also notes holiday visits by Wm. R. Rogers and Mildred Cryer with family in Port Arthur and Austin.

A. Louis of Cameron Navy Camp Wallace Louis Naval Service Asiatic Pacific Wm. R. Rogers Francis J. Ronshauser Port Arthur

Also Mentioned on This Page

Set. Lavert C. McKinney Fort Lewis, Washington Chas. C. Smith Cleaners Ww. C. Pemberton Emory B. Camp G.S. Baskin Cameron, Texas Archie Prokisch Seaman San Diego California Johnnie Bohac Granger Newzoy Parelain Fach Dusek Pharmacy W. A. L. Robinson United States Tommie D. Louis Mildred Cryer Mrs J. A. Cryer Continental Casualty Co America L. van Perkins United States Navy
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