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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1945

Page

8

Yoemen Win Hearne Tournament Saturday

Coach Dick Young’s fast stepping Cameron Yoemen won the Hearne invitation by defeating Rockdale in a final that showcased a comeback four times. Navasota Rattlers and A&M Consolidated were eliminated 34–19 and six free throws, with Cameron’s six stars praised for team play.

Dick Young Hearne Rockdale Tiger Texas Tigers Coach Young Cameron Yeomen Yoemen Navasota Rattlers A & M Consolidated Gillis Graham Ioward Kennedy

Set Clarence Sisa With Service Command

Buckholts native TiSgt Clarence Sisa serves in the Air Service Command Modification Depot in England. He helps produce bomb racks armor plate and propaganda-bomb components as combat air tactics require last minute changes. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe W Sisa of Buckholts Rt 2. Earlier he worked as a mechanic before enlisting in 1948.

Clarence Sisa Buckholts Air Service Command England TiSgt. Sisa Joe W. Sisa Rt. 2 Army

Roy Wohlleb Returns Home From Newton Memorial Hospital

Roy Wohlleb has returned home after receiving treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital. He is resting and expected to resume normal activities in the coming days.

Roy Wohlleb Newton Memorial Hospital

New Type Rockets Fired at Germans in France

The United States Ninth Air Force reports fighter-bombers in western Europe using high velocity rockets. Maj. Gen. Ewood R. Quesada says Thunderbolt squadrons mine armor with rockets, while still bombing and flying effectively. Navy-developed rockets enabled earlier use in France. Several rocket-equipped planes have since fallen into German hands.

United States Ninth Air Force France Europe Ewood R. Quesada Ninth Tactical Air Command Thunderbolt Quesada United States Navy Navy

German Officer Learns About Allied Advance

In Arras a German lieutenant, captured by a 16 year old French Maquisard, is led to a British field HQ. A British officer shows him a map and a battle chart, explaining Allied tanks troops and guns storming across France toward Belgium, prompting the German to admit the war may be over.

Arras France Begium

Star of German Films Blackballed in Sweden

Stockholm report says Zarah Leander Swedish film star will not appear in Karl Gerhard revue in Stockholm this fall due to protests by Danish and Norwegian refugee artists in Sweden. She had signed with producer Karl Gerhard and had previously clashed with the Nazis over her contract.

Stockholm Zarah Leander Karl Gerhard Sweden Gerhard Zarah Germany

Thought Capsules Aid Alcoholics in Recovery

New York reports that so called Thought Capsules aid rehab by Edward McGodrick, director of the bureau of alcoholic therapy. Seventeen capsules illustrate the idea with statements such as I must abstain for self esteem and I do not need alcohol, reflecting that an alcoholic is made not born and that drinking never solved a problem.

New York Edward McGodrick Bureau of Alcoholic Therapy

GI Art Professor Will Help Restore Cassino

Pvt. Frank Kacmarcick of North St Paul plans postwar restoration of Beuron liturgical art destroyed in the Monte Cassino bombing. He is a Minneapolis Art School graduate and former St John’s University teacher who studied Beuron art from the Benedictine Beuron Abbey in Germany.

ST. Paul Minn Frank Kacmarcick North St. Paul Beuron Monte Cassino Kacmarcick Minneapolis School of Art St. John’s University Collegeville Germany

Postal Money Orders Not Legal Tender in Debt Payment

Justice George H. Potter of the third Bristol district court ruled that a post office money order is not legal tender for debt payments. The decision came while granting an eviction order for non payment of tenants rent in New Bedford Massachusetts.

New Bedford Mass District Court George H. Potter Third Bristol District Court

Unruly kids may be hungry says Chicago scholar

Dr. Daniel A. Prescott of the University of Chicago outlines that misbehavior in youngsters often stems from hunger fatigue or love and hopes for the future. He cites a commission of educators assessing child development and urges teachers to base judgments on past experiences and present circumstances.

Chicago Timre Daniel A. Prescott Prescott University of Chicago Collaboration Center On Human Development and Education Commission On Teacher Education Commission

Nazis Roll Bomb Like Bowling Ball at Yanks

In South France the Seventh Army facing German forces sees attempts to roll Teller mine bombs shaped like bowling balls down mountain roads. Each attempt bounced harmlessly into shrubbery as American troops advance on the Nice front. The joke ends with mock taunt to Adolf.

Seventh Army France Adolf

Army Medics Praise Atabrine as Quinine Substitute

Washington reports the Army Medical Department endorses atabrine, a synthetic alternative to quinine, as "even better" for suppressing and treating malaria. The statement marks the first unequivocal acknowledgment of the drug's effectiveness, adopted widely after quinine shortages due to Japanese advances in the Dutch East Indies.

Washington Army Medical Department Army Dutch East Indies

Thousands of alien sailors desert U S ports during war

About 6,000 alien merchant seamen have deserted their ships in United States ports since the war began and are being rounded up by the immigration and sterilization service. Those found will be offered the choice of returning to ships of their nationality or deportation, per the War Shipping Administration.

Washington, D. C United States Immigration and Nsterilization Service War Shipping Administration

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