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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1940

Page

9

Race for Congress in Central Texas Between Poage and Cross

The News contrasts Bob Poage and O H Cross in the Eleventh District race. Poage, serving since 1936, is praised for his work in Washington, while Cross campaigns actively from Waco and challenges Poage on seniority and record. The paper demands Cross answer three questions on seniority, attendance, and bills passed, promising to publish results in the next issue.

Congress Bob Poage Washington O. H. Cross Poage Cross Texas United States Bob Peace of Eleventh Congressional District Mr. Cross Rosebud News Congressional

Sharp Gymnasium Under Construction

Construction begins on a new frame gymnasium at Sharp with hardwood floors, dressing rooms, bleachers and updated plumbing and electrical work. The NYA boys from nearby communities carry out the project under plans by local architect J. E. Johnson, with completion aimed for August 15.

Sharp NYA J. E. Johnson

Mr Cross Did Not Choose to Answer in Rosebud News

Rosebud News recaps Mr Cross silence on three questions from 1934 about senority in the 77th Congress Poage missed roll calls the year before Cross introduced 27 public bills none became law plus 19 private bills and 29 speeches over eight years in Congress detailing limited legislative impact.

Mr. Cross Bob Poage Bob Washington Poage Cross Congressional Record Congress Senate

Poage’s Farm Policy Influence Grows in Legislation

The article notes Bob Poage’s farm program ideas surfacing in broader laws. It cites his reverse tariff plan for farmer relief influencing current policy and mentions his H R 6997 pension bill for ages 65 and up with blind and crippled beneficiaries funded by the federal government. It also references his WYA amendment enabling WPA labor on private land for soil conservation with district sponsorship.

Bob Poage Department of Agriculture Congress Poage Ways and Means Committee

Miss Hazel Riddle Weds Robert Michalka at St Monica’s

The wedding for Miss Hazel Riddle and Robert Michalka took place Monday morning at 7 at St Monica’s Catholic Church. Parents are Mrs Myrtle Riddle and Mr Michalka, with Mr and Mrs Joe Michalka. They will reside in Cameron.

Miss Hazel Riddle Robert Michalka St. Monica’s Catholic Church Miss Riddle Myrtle Riddle Mr. Michalka Joe Michalka Cameron

Harry G Perry Dies Sudden in Rockdale

Harry G. Perry 55 longtime Rockdale resident died suddenly at his home at 7 p.m. Thursday. Friends in Cameron reported he felt ill late that day and a heart stroke was given as the cause. He worked in Rockdale's insurance field 32 years and is survived by his widow, a brother Sam Perry of Beaumont and nephew George Sessions Perry, a noted New York writer.

Harry G. Perry Rockdale Cameron Mr. Perry Milam County Sam Perry Beaumont George Sessions Perry New York

Miss Lucille Seidl Visits Burlington With Parents

Miss Lucille Seidl of Houston spent the weekend with her parents at Burlington, enjoying time away from home.

Lucille Seidl Houston Burlington

Milam Campaign Draws to Close

Milam County political campaign nears end with three speaking engagements. Candidates visit Miner and Cavilla tonight and Wednesday as rain disrupts events at the Athletic Field. Businessmen petitioned by Chas Walzer for a Court House Lawn rally, a long standing pre election tradition. By noon today 145 votes had been cast. the ballot closes July 22.

Minerva Cavilla Chas. Walzer Court House

Nick Gatoura Visits Cameron From Austin

Nick Gatoura of Austin visited Cameron on Monday. The encounter highlighted local ties and brought attention to his connection with the Cameron area community.

Nick Gatoura Austin Cameron

Austin man Fred Josephs transacts business in Cameron

Fred Josephs of Austin transacted business in Cameron Tuesday and advertised in the Midget.

Fred Josephs Austin Cameron

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