Jefferson B White Editor and Publisher
Historic Texas publication line noting editor and publisher Jefferson B White with establishment and postal class details from Cameron Texas craft.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
4
Historic Texas publication line noting editor and publisher Jefferson B White with establishment and postal class details from Cameron Texas craft.
The piece argues for a stop spending policy to fund permanent Cameron improvements. It cites a high street maintenance bill and warrants interest, large annual salaries, aldermen pay per meeting, tax discounts totaling over 34 000 dollars, and urges reallocating tax resources to schools and projects.
A call to citizens to wake up and vote early and late to protect schools street paving lighting sanitation health and other essential services funded by the present tax rate. The message stresses the need to register and participate to secure property and the city’s future.
A list of students across grades one through eight named to the honor roll for the fourth six weeks. The compilation includes first graders Rita Reed and Kay Cox among many others, with multiple divisions listing dozens of named recipients.
Mr and Mrs F E Jackson and their daughter are in McAllen where they will transact business.
During a court examination a German prisoner Zehrer cited fear of retaliation by German guards as the reason for withholding information from an earlier inquiry. Albert Heypeter, another prisoner, recalled threats of punishment for dissent and described a prior beating linked to a plan discussed with Meyer Hossann Braun Jischke and von der Heigdt. The account also mentions a flag incident at the camp on July 4.
In a bid for Commissioner, Dees emphasizes tax with benefit principle and his business and farming background. He aims to meet every voter, pledges to serve with maximum efficiency, and thanks supporters from 1944 while urging continued campaign help. Also notes Cpl Edwin Stafford Lyon's furlough return to Santa Fe and Wilbert Sutter re-enlisting for the Army Air Forces.
Police report items including metal curtain rods electric wire radio batteries and pressure cookers were seized in connection with the Green and Boedeker case. The list indicates suspected contraband or related supplies tied to the investigation. Suspects not named in the fragment.
Joe Kostika of Buckholts visited Cameron this week, a small regional event noted in local records.
A 2 pound radio device that lets a navigator fix a vessel’s position by two dials and four charts has been declassified by the admiralty. Used to guide ships through southern England minefields to Normandy beaches on D-Day, it was credited as five times more accurate than other aids. The instrument emits a radio beam, readings from the two dials are matched to a marked chart to determine position.
US army chiefs order active Nazis and militarists removed from private businesses and professions. The move extends denazification beyond government roles to all spheres of German life, allowing revocable licenses only for essential health and safety work.
The forgotten items drawer at the Dallas public library holds a bunch of junk with some valuable articles among them. Miss Clanton notes bulky pieces are spotted when books are turned in but photos unmailed letters social security cards and book markers are often overlooked.
Ada Henderson School reports 100 percent Junior Red Cross membership with each Home Room receiving the monthly Junior Red Cross News. Students donated 400 used Christmas cards and 25 wreaths to McClosky General Hospital as part of a war service project. The school has supported Camp and Hospital Council efforts and is collecting shoes and clothing for children in war torn countries. It will join the National School Saving Program to promote thrift and money management, sponsored by the Treasury Department. The program continues the Schools at War effort. from 1941 to 1945 students purchased over $60,000 in bonds and stamps under Miss Ada Margaret Smith and Eighth grade aid.
Judge and Mrs. John Watson hosted guests including children Dr. Donald G. Kilgore and John Watson of Dallas and Bassett Watson of Waco. Mrs. Bassett Watson remained due to Mrs. Watson’s flu. Sgt. Taylor Morris and wife visited. Emma Moore returned to Cameron after visiting her son First Sgt. A. J. Moore in Oregon. Sgt. Moore reenlisted in November and plans a Cameron visit. Electric feed mixers and ranges advertised by GREEN & BOEDEKER. 2011 quote by P C Davis on cotton fiber quality.
The Herald publishes official political nominations for the City Democratic Primary on February 5 1946 including Mayor A W McCullin and C C Smith R E elected, Aldermen B F Reichert and E O Schiller Place 1, August Kunz Roy Griffith Place 2, Secretary Treasurer Dan Tyson, City Attorney Roy Baskin, Assessor-Collector W H Stafford. The cotton market quote remarks production cost key.
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