Roosevelt Seeks 17.5 Billion for Britain and Defense
President Roosevelt requests a total of 17.5 billion dollars for aid to Britain and U.S. defense. The proposal meets mixed reactions and is framed as part of New Deal policy. Rapid global events include Britain’s blockade actions and worries over Italy’s collapse amid Axis pressures.
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The
Daily Herald
Haly near collapse with more reverses
The piece notes crucial potential developments in the European war as Hitler’s forces advance toward Bulgaria. Turkey and Russia are portrayed as potentially aligning with the Axis, threatening a march through Turkey into Syria, with Italy teetering toward collapse and demoralizing reverses. Egon Voglesang of Burlington visited Cameron.
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Germany Reaffirms Friendly Ties With Greece
A BalkanSituation note indicates Germany has declared and re affirmed its friendly relations with Greece. The statement appears alongside reports that German forces had not advanced by midday Wednesday, impacting regional tensions and alignments among powers in the Balkans.
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Balkan
Germany
Greece
Drum Major Ruth Powell Leaves Cameron Yoe Band
Ruth Powell, longtime drum major of Cameron's Yoe High School Band, moved with her parents to Brenham last Monday. The Powell family, including Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Powell, with the Southern Pacific, are part of Cameron's past and Ruth is remembered as a defining figure in local band parades.
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Peddlers Required to Show Inspection Tags for Meat
City Marshal Gene Smith introduces a tag system requiring meat peddlers to display an inspected tag before selling meat in Cameron. Calves purchased for peddlers facilitate the process and merchants are urged to demand tags when buying meat products. Slaughter pens have tags and the marshal keeps a copy for verification.
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Gene Smith
Mr. Smith
Stop That Itching Foot Care Ad Offers Black Hawk Ointment
A pharmacy advertises Black Hawk Ointment for Athletes Foot Eczema Itch Ringworm and related foot irritations. The product comes with a guarantee and is offered at 50 cents and one dollar by Dusek Pharmacy.
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Dusek Pharmacy
Hitler Seizes No 3 Balkan Target In Bulgaria Advance
Reports say Germany moves to march into Bulgaria despite Bulgarian denial of an ultimatum. Soviet leaders in Sofia warn against German troops. observers question Turkey’s stance as Hitler’s forces push toward the Turkish border amid ongoing European bombings.
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London
T B Lucas of Clarkson Transacted Business in Cameron
T B Lucas of Clarkson transacted business in Cameron on Friday.
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T. B. Lucas
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Cameron
Attendance Noted At Cameron Schools Opening
Cameron schools opened Monday January 6 with fair attendance. Ada Henderson school reported 88 percent, Yee High 84 percent, and O J Thomas negro school 85 percent. Three teachers were absent due to illness and W C Wiese remained in a Waco hospital. Attendance judged good under circumstances.
Thorndale businessman visits town Friday
Aroald Moerbe of Thorndale was a business visitor here Friday. The Methodist Stewards met with A. J. Smith on Tuesday night.
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Help Your Kidneys and Bladder Disturbances Sold Here
Dusek Pharmacy offers Juno Tablets with a 50c to $1 price point for kidney and bladder discomfort symptoms including getting up at night back ache disturbed sleep dizziness and rheumatic pains.
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Dusek Pharmacy
Old English Paper Details Napoleon Battle Report
An 1815 issue of The Times recounts Napoleon Bonaparte losing prisoners and baggage in a battle with the British under the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo. The paper, likely issued in Wellington’s honor, was found in the Gilchrist home in San Gabriel and collected by Mrs. Gilchrist’s granddaughter.
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