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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1941
Page
8
Congressman W. R. Poage recaps visits to Texas for agricultural and defense material talks, notes passage of a defense amendment debate, and discusses upcoming Ways and Means tax bill developments. He remarks on political opposition to strike measures and outlines anticipated tax bill hurdles.
A revival began Friday night at Baptist Church in Ben Arnold led by Rev Barphol of San Gabriel church. The meeting runs through July 20 with Cameron residents planning attendance and a cordial invitation extended to all to worship with the congregation.
A Cameron man slapped his wife and was jailed by City Marshal Gene Smith. He was released and it was not known whether charges would be pressed. Mrs. Clifton Tucker and children Clifton Jr and Martha visited relatives and friends in Cameron.
Eugene Green of Camp Bowie visits his parents Mr and Mrs A N Green. Telephone your News items to 282.
A roundup of social visits in Leesville Rosebud Dallas and Galveston with travelers including Ragan McKee Anna Brannon Clayton Lucas and Gena Sanders. Revival services at the local Church of Christ featured evangelist Ira V McFadden from McKinney.
The Military Affairs Committee advised the President to request withdrawal of British troops from Ireland. They warn the move could provoke a German attack on Iceland and endanger American soldiers stationed there.
The excerpt voices concern over government actions and war strategy, comparing to Andrew Jackson era. It urges caution for Marines and drivers, urging careful highway checks and time management before risk. Mollie Mae Larek visits her aunt in Galveston.
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