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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

5

Texas Power & Light Sees Ample Power for War Demand

W. W. Lynch, president of Texas Power & Light, announced ample electric power to meet anticipated industrial and military expansion during the national emergency. The company now has 328,900 kilowatts capacity, with 85,000 kilowatts added recently and several new plants planned to 1954, including Gainesville and a large 80,000 kilowatt station. The system is inter-connected with neighboring lines to ensure instant power for emergencies.

Texas Power & Light Company W. W. Lynch Lynch Texas Power& Light Company Trinidad Waco Gainesville Stephenville Tp&l Mr. Lynch American Desk Manufacturing Company Temple General Vegetable Oil Company Sherman Humble Pipe Line Company Palestine Eastman Products Corporations Plano Limestone Products Company Cleburne Coldstream Products Company Denison McMurray Refining Company Tyler Westinghouse Electric Corporation Paris Texas Power & Light

Three Cities Fall To Allies In Drive

American and Allied forces pushed up to 12 miles on the Western Korean front south of Seoul. By nightfall they recaptured Osan Kumyangjang and Chon as Gen J Lawton Collins pledged to stay and fight in Korea during a visit. A morning strike by Fifth Air Force fighters and bombers supported the attack.

Tokyo Seoul Osan Kumyangjang Chon Ben J. Lawton Collins Korea Collins Fifth Air Force Shooting Star Reds

Allies Push Front Near Seoul in Korea Offensive

U S Army chief of staff said troop replacements will begin flowing into Korea within two to three months as one new regular division is organized and National Guard units are called to service. Allied air forces bombed Suwon and advanced toward Seoul recapturing Osan Kumyangjang and Chon as morale rose and Chinese resistance appeared light.

United States Army Korea National Guard Suwon Seoul

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