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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1941

Page

9

Milam County Voices Against Highway Bond Scheme

A Milam County reader condemns a statewide plan to issue about 16 million in bonds tied to highway funds and state revenue, warning of vast added costs and local harm. The piece urges leg­islative opposition, cites tax exemptions, and notes Milam’s erosion and isolation, while praising new East Texas history volumes and local historical figures.

Milam Texas Texas Highways Department Idle Capital Clique America Milam County Brazos River Intertia Austin

Cameron Firemen Honored At Rotary Dinner

Cameron Firemen and Chief Monta Thomas were lauded at a Rotary Club annual dinner held in Cafe Cafe. Emory B. Camp served as toastmaster, with Bill Smith of Waco as principal speaker and Roy Weems sharing firefighting experiences.

Cameron Dock Markham Calvin Markham Mr. Camp Markham & Son Calvin Rotary Club

Milam Farmers Receive $131000 in Soil Conservation Payments

Milam county farmers have received since Oct 25, 131000 in soil conservation payments across 2040 checks. 850 applications were on Dec 1, total now 3100, about 90 percent of all expected. Farmers expect about 450000 for 1940 from the program.

San Gabriel Jam Milam County

Yoemen Resume Play Against Belton Friday

The Yoemen basketball team under Coach Ruggles resumed practice after a two week break and aims to extend a four game winning streak. They host Belton Friday night with a midweek makeup game planned and Cameron residents urged to attend.

Ruggles Belton Cameron

WPA Road Project for Milano District

A WPA road project for the Milano district was announced. The road from Hanover to Milano will be widened graded and gravelled using iron ore gravel from nearby pits. Work begins Wednesday January 8 with 61 men under Pat Tidwell, benefiting Rockdale trade territory and the Milano and Hanover precincts.

Milano Hanover Pat Tidwell Rockdale

Cameron Schools Reopen After Holiday Break

Cameron schools reopened Monday after a two week vacation period. Officials warned influenza may reduce attendance briefly as the town experiences a mild epidemic.

Cameron

Roosevelt Urges Strong Defense as War Threat Grows

President Roosevelt, in a Congress address, says defense of the United States is threatened by aggressor nations and pledges more aid to Britain. He criticizes isolationist figures, asserts America will not be soft headed, and notes plans to lease war equipment to Great Britain remain undeveloped at press time.

America Roosevelt Congress United States British Empire Britain Union Wheeler Johnson Holt Nye Europe Japan Germany Italy Great Britain Spain Great Heart of America Red Cross Daily Herald Balkan Greece

Roosevelt asks seventeen and a half billion for war effort

President Roosevelt asked Congress to authorize seventeen and a half billion dollars for defense and aid to Britain. The move, praised as New Deal policy, could raise the national debt to sustain victory against Germany. Britain tightens blockade on unoccupied France and Spain to ship food to civilians. Red Cross relief begins.

Great Britain Germany France Spain Roosevelt

Woodson Hawkins Buried Here Saturday

Funeral services were held for Woodson Hawkins aged 57 at 10 a m Saturday with interment in the old City Cemetery on the east river road. Rev C W Sanders of First Baptist Church delivered the sermon. Hawkins died in Austin Friday and the body was brought to Cameron by Coleman Funeral Home ambulance. He was born in 1884 on the old Hawkins home place north of Cameron. He is survived by Kennard Hawkins of Cameron and Joe Hawkins of Benn Arnold.

Woodson Hawkins Old City East River Road C. W. Sanders First Baptist Church Deliver Hawkins Austin Cameron Coleman Funeral Home Kennard Hawkins Joe Hawkins Benn Arnold J. J. and T. A. Hawkins Old Home Place

Wiese in hospital after operation at Waco

Wiese, principal of Yee High School, is in a Waco hospital following an operation performed there last week. He was expected home soon, but no definite word on his condition was available Monday.

W. C. Wiese Yee High School Waco

Syphilis Rising in Milam County Clinic Reports

Dr. Roy G. Reed reports rising syphilis prevalence in Milam County especially Cameron. A venereal disease clinic, led by Reed and two Cameron physicians, conducted Wasserman tests for seventy people, mostly African American. Blood tests in Cameron showed twenty two percent infection in thirty two people, while seventy tested showed one percent.

Milam County Cameron Roy G. Reed Reed Wasserman

Beard and Mrs Floyd Harding wed at Kemp home

Ed C. Beard and Mrs. Floyd Harding were joined in marriage at Judge Jeff T. Kemp residence on Tuesday January 7. The couple will establish a home near Thorndale.

Ed C. Beard Floyd Harding Jeff T. Kemp Kemp Thorndale

School Board Aids Government Defense Youth Training

The Cameron School Board joins national defense efforts offering 17 to 24 year olds a three hour daily eight week course in Woodwork and Electricity. The program, funded by the Federal government, requires 75 percent rural entrants and 25 percent from towns. Participants earn a government-recognized certificate aiding military draft placement.

Cameron School Board Tom Stokes EB. A. Verrin

Delinquent Tax Contract Renewal Planned for Jan 16

The Commissioners Court will renew the delinquent tax collection contract with Emory B. Camp at its January 16 meeting. A verbal renewal exists though not formally ratified. The agreement pays Camp 18 percent and covers 1919 to 1939 delinquencies, excluding 1940.

Commissioners’ Court Emory B. Camp

Ten Indictments Returned by Grand Jury in District Court

The Grand Jury returned ten indictments after three days of testimony from 65 witnesses. Eight felonies and two misdemeanors comprise the charges. no arrests have been made and names await custody. District Clerk Nig Moody released the report, and Sheriff Walter Whiteman begins his duties.

Nig Moody Walter Whiteman

Athletic Council Eyes Red Cross Football Sweaters

A suggestion proposes the Athletic Council obtain football sweaters from the Red Cross knitting effort for Bundles for Britain, aligning fundraising and supply.

Red Cross Britain The Athletic Council

Secrecy Rules Movements as Fleet Mobilizes Worldwide

The U S fleet is ordered to strategic positions in the Western Hemisphere and Washington with Knox withholding discussion of active service numbers. A Pacific and an Atlantic fleet are to be on duty, and the Panama Canal Zone is a noted concentration. Churchill warns Britain and United States fate are linked as Tobruk falls. Goebbels hints at imminent German actions amid Allied air raids on Naples.

United States Western Hemisphere Washington Knox Panama Canal Zone Pacific Atlantic Germany Japan Italy London Lord Halifax Lord Lothian Ambasador Winston Churchill Great Britain Tobruk Italian Libya Mediterranean Berlin Paul Joseph Goebbels Adolf Hitler Hitler Goebbels Royal Air Force Naples

Legion Men Attend Baylor College Flag Pole Dedication

Legion members from Cameron led by E. W. Streetman attended the dedication ceremony at Baylor College Belton for the campus flag pole. About two thousand people gathered with General Richard M. Donovan and Milo J. Warner delivering remarks. Warner noted twenty two years of National defense support for Great Britain.

Fort Sam Houston Milo J. Warner American Legion Warner Great Britain Texas Wm. G. Gilks Dallas The Legion Cameron Legion

Frank Hubnik Hurt When Tractor Overturned on Farm

Frank Hubnik prominent Marak farmer was badly injured Wednesday afternoon when a tractor he rode overturned on his farm. He was taken to Cameron hospital with both legs broken and other injuries. he rests as well as could be expected and will require time to recover.

Frank Hubnik Hubnik Cameron Hospital

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