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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
5
The Hoyte 4 H Club met at Mrs. Coward's on June 16 with three members giving sewing demonstrations. Upcoming events include a June 30 meeting and travel plans for Mrs. L H Hillyer and family to Washington. Other items note visits by Harley Hightower, a wedding of Pvt Samuel Thomas Sims and Edith Schlemmer, and local movements of residents including Lt James T Terry and Norris Clark.
The House voted 244 to 108 to override the President's veto of the Connally-Smith Bill. The veto override followed swift action on labor legislation after months of slow consideration. The Senate had already overturned the veto 55 to 26, while ongoing fiscal-year budgeting and member travel affected House proceedings.
A speaker defends voting for the Connally-Smith Bill despite a presidential veto, arguing Congress showed courage against union pressure and urging strong work requirements. He criticizes appeasement of John L. Lewis and supports using labor discipline to protect the war effort, pledging to pass stricter measures.
Western Union Telegraph Company places for girls and young women aged 17 to 25 with war work under pleasant conditions. High school graduates helpful. paid training. Also notices seeking a man to run a commissary and buyers for horse drawn hay rake. Local Cameron ads list Jersey cattle for sale and travel news of Cameron residents and service members.
Aileen Joyce Tepera, 7 months 10 days, died Saturday night after a brief illness. She is buried in Catholic Cemetery after a 9 AM Mass at the church. Survived by parents Ben and Mrs. Tepera and two brothers Ben Jr and Danny. Pallbearers and flower girls listed. sympathy extended to the Tepera family.
Edith Schlimmer wed at 9 a.m. Sunday in Judge Kemp's residence. The groom is stationed at Camp Hood and from Alabama. Mrs. Sims, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schlimmer of Belmena, works at Cameron Ice Cream Company.
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