Houston Mother Seeks Real Identity After Foster Roots
Mrs. Leo Eaves of Houston seeks her true name and birthplace after years of uncertainty about adoption and birth records. The 3600 Rural resident recalls being named Ophelia Williams at birth in a Nashville hospital, with foster parents later moving across several states before returning to Cameron.
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Leo Eaves
The
Houston Chronicle
Daily Herald
Mrs. Eaves
Nashville
Tenn
Ophelia Willliams
Tennessee
Texas
Ophelia
Woman Sees Resemblance to Her Own Son in Baby Photo
Mrs. Eaves, mother of four, believes a baby pictured resembles her son. She says it would be an awful feeling to be a nobody and desires to meet her real parents or siblings, hoping to know her own family.
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Mrs. Eaves
Know Your Vegetables Cabbage and Tomatoes Retain Vitamin C
Ohio experiment station tested 14 common fresh vegetables after 48 hours at room temperature. Cabbage retained 94 percent of its vitamin C, tomatoes 88 percent, and green peppers 85 percent, while other vegetables lost much more.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Delemont Watch Center in the Jura Region
Delemont in the French Jura of Switzerland remains a center for watchmaking and related crafts. The region’s winters foster home crafts and its water power timber and dairy resources support clocks cheese chocolate wine metalwork and wood carving.
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Delemont
Jura
Switzerland
France
Sun Ti Pi Indian Medicine Wheel Seen From Wyoming Highway
The famous Sun Ti Pi wheel on Medicine Mountain near Lowell Sheridan Wyoming rises above 12000 feet and spans 75 feet with 28 spokes. Mentioned by the first westward Mormon caravan and noted by Lewis and Clark as an oddity of nature, its origin remains unknown though thought to be aboriginal and used in worship.
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Lowell
Sheridan
Wyo
Medicine Mountain
Rebuilding Agana as a Model Guam Capital
To Rebuild Capital Agana, capital of Guam, is being rebuilt as a model community to hold half of Guam's 23,000 people. Prewar Agana had a governor's pal ace built in Spanish days, a cathe dral, an electric power plant and homes of coral limestone and wood planking. There were banks, mov ies, restaurants, drugstores, a dime store-in fact, everything to be found in a United States town of similar size. Ever since Guam was ceded by Spain to the United States in 1898, the naval station comman dant has been the island's governor. The naval government, interrupted in December, 1941, was formally re stored in 1946.
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Agana
Guam
United States
Spain
Senate Acts To Remove 35000000 Dollar Old Age Pension Cap
The Texas Senate quickly passes amendments to erase the 35 million ceiling on Old Age Pensions, arguing previous voters misunderstood the cap. The session piles 50 laws and two constitutional proposals on the secretary’s desk, aiming to expand welfare payments and abolish poll taxes for voting.
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Milam County
Senate
Kenneth Gandy Ill in Newton Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Gandy of Buckholts is ill and in Newton Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Kenneth Gandy
Buckholts
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cameron woman hospitalized for treatment
Alice Marie Nelson of Cameron is admitted to St. Edwards Hospital for medical treatment.
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Alice Marie Nelson
Cameron
St. Edwards Hospital
Drouth Ends as Central Texas Sees Big Rainfall
Heavy rains broke a long drouth across central Texas with Cameron recording 3.34 inches and county totals near 3.5 inches in parts. Temperatures plunged to 28 in Cameron and 15 in the Panhandle as tank water and stock provisions improved. Farmers optimistic about corn planting and a better season, though more rain is still needed for full profitability.
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Texas
Cameron
Upper
Panhandle
L. W. Smith
Temple
Weather Outlook Promises Rain and Snow Next 24 Hours
Forecasts indicate more rain or snow in the next day with very cold temperatures. The low is expected to arrive Tuesday morning, bringing chilly conditions across the region.
Kennar and Cameron Families Mentioned in Odious Text
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Mr and Mrs Kennar and Mr and Mrs M A Cameron at an event. Text is incomplete with unclear roles, locations, or dates.
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