Citizens Ticket Filed For Cameron City Race
Three Cameron business leaders were drafted to run on a Citizens Ticket for mayor and aldermen. A. W. McCullin seeks mayor, August Kunz alderman Place 2, and Ben F. Reichert alderman Place 1. McCullin heads Mack's Oil. Kunz owns a planing mill. Reichert edits the Cameron Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Citizens
Chamber of Commerce
A. W. McCullin
August Kunz
Ben F. Reichert
Place
McCullin
Mack's Oil Company
Mr. Kunz
Cameron Enterprise
Mack’s Oil Company
Kunz
OPA Proposes Price Ceiling on 1946 Cotton Crop
The OPA issues formal notice of proposed ceilings for the 1946 raw cotton crop and notes ceilings may not be needed if prices stabilize before harvest. The basic 15-16 inch middling upland cotton ceiling is 24.09 cents a pound for area one, including western NC and SC.
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Washington
OPA
Area One
North
South Carolina
Agricultural Department
Tyson offers re election bid for city secretary treasurer
City official Dan Tyson announces he will seek another term as City Secretary and Treasurer. He notes his administration’s record as among the best in municipal government and asks voters for support while balancing official duties. Tyson has served as War Finance Chairman during the last three War Loans.
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Dan Tyson
Herald
Tyson
Churchill and Wife Arrive in America After London Visit
Winston Churchill and Mrs Churchill arrived in America late Monday and will stay for a period. Churchill had visited the U S during World War II and Roosevelt's lifetime. Albert Anderle conducted business in Cameron on Wednesday.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
Churchill
America
Roose
London
UNO
Albert Anderle
Cameron
Bank Resources Are High Cameron Deposits Reach 8.5 Million
Bank deposits in Cameron total more than eight and a half million dollars per December 31 statements. Individual deposits amount to 4,574,026.85 dollars. Principal resources include total assets of 9,032,614.10 dollars, total deposits 8,685,981.50 dollars, and loans 1,022,365.34 dollars.
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Cameron
Baptist S. S. Workers Meet Here Monday
Milam county Sunday School workers from 25 churches gather Monday night January 21 at 7 30 in Cameron First Baptist Church to plan an extensive church program. Dr Lemuel Hall District Missionary will close with an address Gone Into Highways and Hedges.
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Raymond Drews
Milam County
Lemuel Hall
Central Texas
Cameron First Baptist Church
Smith Jr. to Depart for China Theatre with UNRRA
Chas C Smith Jr, a Washington attorney and UNRRA appointee, leaves Cameron parents to travel to the China theatre. He has spent nearly three years in Washington and will join a United Nations Rehabilitation Relief Association post. The trip to the Orient will be by air, with departure on Monday.
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Chas. C. Smith, Jr
Chas. C. Smith, Sr
Cameron
West Coast
China
Mr. Smith
Washington
Pacific Coast
Who's to Blame Truman Blames Democrats and Republicans
The article argues President Truman seeks national rescue from himself and party factions amid a six month legislative stalemate. It outlines four main causes of impasse, criticizing wartime controls and a rush to normalcy that fueled inflationary pressures.
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Washington
Truman
Japan
Walter White Runs For Assessor-Collector
Walter White, a World War II veteran and former Milam County Sheriff, announces his candidacy for Milam County Tax Assessor and Collector. He seeks the Democratic primary on Saturday July 27 1946 and notes injuries from service have largely healed.
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Walter White
Milam County
Set. White
McCloskey Hospital
White
Army
Markham Enters Race for Commissioner Precinct 2
W. W. Markham, known local businessman and 1944 precinct 2 primary runner up, announces candidacy for Commissioner Precinct 2. He sold his interests to devote full time to campaign and office, citing strong earlier vote support and public confidence in his integrity and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Dock) Markham
Markham
A N Green Seeks Re election to Texas House
Milam County voters hear A N Green declare his bid for another term in the Texas House of Representatives. He recounts three consecutive reelections and his record including freeing countless insane inmates from jails and defending necessary public spending.
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Milam County
Texas House of Representatives
Texas football banquet set for February 14
Coach D X Bible of the University of Texas will be principal speaker at the football banquet February 14. The Lions and Rotary Clubs sponsor. Bible will bring a Texas Missouri Cotton Bowl film. Attendees include the All District team, coaches, and Yoemen field squads.
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D. X. Bible
University of Texas
Leo Jackson
Coach Bible
Lions
Rotary
Yoemen Field
Williams Heads First National Bank in Cameron
Lester Williams former Navy man elected president of First National Bank in Cameron and Vernon Roberts of Temple elected chairman of the board. They have acquired stock from Mrs Hefley and Mr and Mrs Waller and announced the new bank officials at a stockholders meeting.
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Lester Williams
United States Navy
First National Bank
Cameron
Vernon Roberts
Temple
Williams
Roberts
H. M. Hefley
George Waller
EK. Vogelsang
R. H. McIntosh
S. W. Cheeves
August Gurecky
R. A. Marak
Henriet H. MclIntosh
Mr. Roberts
Temple Life Insurance Company
Death of G B Hughes in Temple
G B Hughes 20 died suddenly January 16 1946 at King Daughters Hospital Temple. Born October 27 1925 in Cameron Oklahoma he lived in Cameron area about fifteen years and worked for Santa Fe railroad Brownwood Temple. Survived by parents four sisters. Services Friday afternoon at Methodist Church with Rev K R Isbell officiating. Pallbearers to be chosen from veterans of foreign wars.
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G. B. Hughes
King Daughters Hospital
Temple
Henrietta
Oklahoma
Cameron
Cam
Hughes
Norman
Santa Fe Railroad
Brownwood
Jewell Mullinax
Bennie Carter
Sweetwater
Velma Morris
Wilma Dean Hughes
Austin
Methodist Church
K. R. Isbell
Seventy-first Army Soldier Fights 175 Days Up Vosges Front
Corporal Willard B. Skelton Jr. recalls 175 days on the line with only three rest days before Germany push. He joined May 25 1943 at Camp Fannin then Fort Bragg and overseas with Company B 299th Infantry in U S 7th Army under Patch and Patton.
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U.S. 7Th Army
Vosges
Germany
Willard B. Skelton
Cpl. Skelton
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Camp Fannin
Tyler
St. Bonaventure
New York
Cpl
Skelton
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
299Th Infantry
U. S
7Th Army
Alexander M. Patch
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CHY Council
Churchill and Wife
Velt
Walter E. Eickenhorst
Bataan
Baptist
S. S
C. W. Sanders
United States Army
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Colorado
Eickenhorst
Cabanatuan
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Fort Sam Houston
West Point
Philippines
United States
Cameron Herald
Pacific
Universal Publishing Company
Yee High School
Yeomen
Billy Gillis
Leonard Blaylock
Gus Evans
Gillis
Schreiner
Page Six
UNRRA
Roscoe Drummond
The
Christian Science Monitor
Congress
White House
Council of Foreign Ministers
Presi
W. W. Markham
Commissioner Office
A. N. Green
Texas
Eron
North Africa
Sicily
George S Patton
U. E
France
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