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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1947

Page

9

State Department Fires Ten Communists in Washington

The State Department in Washington fired ten employees labeled as bad security risks amid a crackdown on un American activities. Notable convictions included Gerhart Eisler, Carl Mazzani, and Eugene Dennis, with leaders of the Joint Anti Fascist Refugee Committee also convicted.

State Department Washington Gerhart Eisler Supreme Authority For Moscow United States Congress Carl Aldo Mazzani Communist Party Eugene Dennis Committee On UN FBI Edward K. Barsky New York

Jeep collision injures Baskin and Nabours in Country Club

Arthur Hugh Baskin suffered a broken wrist and Paul Nabours a broken rib Tuesday afternoon when their Jeep collided with H. Pemberton's car in the Country Club Addition. Tally Denson drove the Jeep at the time of the crash.

Arthur Hugh Baskin Paul Nabours Tally Denson H. Pemberton Country Club

Rockdale Lawyer on Cameron Business

E. A. Camp Sr. of Camp and Camp of Rockdale traveled to Cameron on law firm business Monday demonstrating active regional legal work.

E. A. Camp, Sr Camp & Camp of Rockdale Cameron

Geer Couple Visits in Temple Thursday

Mr and Mrs E E Geer visited in Temple on Thursday. They toured local sights and met residents during their brief stay in the city.

E. E. Geer

Cadet Dow Mitcham From Buckholts Named To Officers School

Cadet Dow L. Mitcham of Buckholts has been selected for a six week summer camp of the Reserve Officers Training Corps at Fort Sill starting June 23. Mitcham, a Field Artillery member at Texas A&M, will receive artillery instruction from trained instructors and observe field demonstrations by the 5th Field Artillery Group. He served in World War II with the 402nd Field Artillery Battalion in Europe and was discharged in April 1946 before enrolling at the college in September. He is the son of Mr and Mrs M E Mitcham of Buckholts.

Fort Sill Okla Dow L. Mitcham Buckholts Reserve Officers Training Corps Texas A&m Mitcham 5Th Field Artillery 402Nd Field Artillery M. E. Mitcham

Charlie Allen Negro electrocuted for liquor store murder

HUNTSVILLE June 26 Charlie Allen 37 year old Dallas Negro was executed at the State Penitentiary for murder during a liquor store hold up. He was strapped in the electric chair at 12 07 a m and pronounced dead at 12 12 a m Oscar Allen a brother was executed a month ago. Allen was sentenced from Dallas County Nov 25 1946. He had a 30 day stay of execution May 27. He told Warden A C Turner I am a Christian and I am not afraid to die.

Huntsville Charlie Allen Dallas State Penitentiary Allen Oscar Allen Dallas County A. C. Turner Charlie Milam County Nolte Ben Arnold

Mrs Will Osburn Admitted At St Edward Hospital

Mrs Will Osburn is listed as a patient at St Edward Hospital debuting in the local health notices. The brief item confirms her admission status and hospital affiliation.

Will Osburn St. Edward Hospital

Strikes Threaten Key American Industries Across the Nation

Industrial paralysis spread as about 40 thousand longshoremen quit in the east halting Bethlehem Steel ships. Birmingham railways began layoffs from a coal miner walkout affecting 150,000 workers. New Jersey garment workers vow to walk out despite new law. Washington weighs labor backlash. Steel mills may shut down, threatening the broader economy amid shortages and black market concerns.

Bethlehem Steel Birmingham New Jersey Washington Hartley John L. Lewis

Morriss Completes First Year as Local Baptist Pastor

Pastor L. L. Morriss of First Baptist Church marks one year in service with a revival at Eagle Lake pending his Sunday return to celebrate the anniversary. During the year the church saw more religious activities and major auditorium renovations and stucco work on the old building.

Buford McMillion Patient at Newton Memorial Hospital

Buford McMillion of Buckholts is listed as a patient at Newton Memorial hospital. The report notes his admission status and current location within the facility.

Buford McMillion of Buckholts Newton Memorial Hospital

Tootsie Benson In Hospital After Altercation

Tootsie Benson, a long time figure in local disputes, is hospitalized after a nighttime clash in which a beer bottle struck him. Will Bennett is jailed after an incident in which Benson reportedly stabbed Bennett in the leg, with Bennett retaliating with a bottle. County attorney Morrison planned to review the case on Monday.

Tootsie Benson Will Bennett Tootsie Will Bennett Morrison

R. G. Grabein Recovers From Emergency Appendicitis Operation

R G Grabein was operated on at St Edward's Hospital early Saturday after an acute appendicitis attack. The operation was successful and his condition reported satisfactory. Friends citywide express relief as he recovers away from his Chevrolet business.

R. G. Grabein St. Edward’s Hospital

Houston Visit Ties 5 Local Families to Doss Kin

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ondrej and Mr. and Mrs. George R. Nunn and Mrs. R. J. Griffin visited in Houston with their sister Mrs. M. L. Doss the former Annie Thach of Cameron.

A. A. Ondrej George R. Nunn R. J. Griffin Houston M. L. Doss Annie Thach Cameron

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