Mobilization Rush As U S Mobilizes Across Services
The army calls selected National Guard units into service and places them in training at Fort Hood while reserves are summoned on two days notice. The air force may call up WWII veterans, the navy continues reserve calls, and a 7 million man war machine is described in Washington as Truman moves to remove ceilings on armed forces.
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United States
Cameron
Army
Air Force
Navy
Washington
Louis B. Hershey
Senate
House of Representatives
Truman
Schoenbergs Visit Pratt Family in Somerville
Mr and Mrs George Schoenberg and children of Somerville were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Pratt. The Schoenbergs are the Pratts parents in law.
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George Shhoenberg
Somerville
Marvin Pratt
Schoenbergs
Pratt
Parents Welcome a Son Raymond Kirk Jr at St Edward
Mr and Mrs Raymond Kirk announce the birth of a son on Thursday July 20 at St Edward Hospital. The baby weighs 6 pounds 12 ounces and is named Raymond Jr. The mother is Bernice Jistel. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A L Jistel and Mr and Mrs Edwin Kirk Sr.
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Raymond Kirk
St. Edward Hospital
Raymond, Jr
Bernice Jistel
A. L. Jistel
Edwin Kirk, Sr
Mrs Leonard Visits Friends In North Texas
Mrs. C B Leonard of Dallas is visiting Mrs. C L Hairgrove and Mrs. Roy Esslinger of Cameron for social calls and hosting duties during the current week.
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C. B. Leonard
Dallas
C. L. Hairgrove
Roy Esslinger
Cameron
Morrison second in race for court
In Texas the Democratic primary produced Gov. Allan Shivers a strong winner with about 75 percent of votes as Case March trails. A run-off is set for lieutenant governor with Pierce Brooks and Ben Ramsey among contenders. Unofficial returns show run-offs for lieutenant governor and agriculture commissioner, with McDonald leading a field of four for the latter.
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Van
Quite Ben Ramsey
Texas
Allan Shivers
Case March
Texas Election Bureau
Limestone
Zavala
Shivers
Woodville
Gover
Campaign runoffs listed in Cameron Herald July 27 1950
Texas election results show runoffs in criminal appeals Place One and Three in state supreme court. Notable figures include Latti Morrison for criminal appeals and Dickson Wilson for Place 1 with Meade Griffin and George Harwood contending Place 3. Congressional districts 16 and 18 show Regan Moss and Lamaster Klaark leading amid heavy turnout near a million ballots. Returns from 262 counties reported governor Abbott Hutcheon March Wren and others with party splits across offices.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Robert A. Lattimore
Dallas
W. A. Morrison
Cameron
State Supreme Court
Will Wilson
Fagan Dickson
Austin
Meade Griffin
Plainview
George Harwood
Ken Regan
Midland
Far West Texas
Paul Moss
Odessa
Panhandle
Altavene Clark
Amarillo
Leroy Lamaster
Perryton Farmer
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Closeehind Lemaster
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Abbey
Hutchison
Lawrence
March
Orter
Shivers
Wren
Arnold
Brooks
Davis
Evans
Harris
McAshan
Morris
Ramsey
Reed
Smith
Vick
Womack
Butler
Calvert
Allred
Giles
Agr
Fairey
McDonald
McClellan
White
Criminal
Cook
Lattimore
Letts
Morrison
Myres
Nelson
Storey
Wiatson
Supreme Court
Dickson
Wilson
Wray
Harvey
Scott
Griffin
Harwood
Keenan
Son Of Clarkson Residents Sails For Korean War Front
Mr and Mrs T O Mitchell of Clarkson learn their son Wendell Mitchell 19 has sailed with the First Marine Division to Korea He is a Yee High School graduate who lettered on the Yeoman football team Enlisted in September 1949 and trained at Ocean Side California His brothers served in World War II and he is the youngest of four sons and two daughters in the family.
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T. O. Mitchell
Clarkson
Wendell Mitchell
Marine
Korea
Wendell
Yee High School
Yeoman
Marines
Ocean Side
California
T. O. Mitchell, Jr
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Jack Mitchell
Holloman’s Air Field
New Mexico
Rudell
Judge Mitchell
Bryan
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Fort Hood
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Pierce Brooks
Hillbilly
Cara
J. E. McDonald
John C. White
Wichita Falls
Charlie McClellan
Eagle Lake
The
Cameron Herald
New Yorker Newport
Royal Club
Windsor
Chrysler
Green Motor CO
Howell & 7Th Street
Guy Rivers
J. A. Pendergrass
Paris
Jessie Basden
Janie
R. L. Gibson
Roy Lee
Corpus Christi
Charlene Pendergrass
Baird, Texas
Kaiser Shade Genet
Kaiser
Woodson Lumber Co
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