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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

2

George McGhee Suffers Heart Attack in Cameron

George McGhee a well known Cameron businessman suffered a heart attack at his home on East 11th Saturday night. He was taken to St. Edward Hospital Sunday morning and remained for several days. Dr. T E Crump reported Monday he is resting satisfactorily but in serious condition.

George McGhee Cameron East 11Th McGhee St. Edward Hospital T. E. Crump

McLane Announces Engagement of Minnie Alice McLane

Mr and Mrs J D Shine McLane announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Minnie Alice to Cpl Joseph Becker of Minneapolis Minnesota The wedding is set for Saturday June 2

J. D Shine) McLane Minnie Alice Cpl Joseph Becker Minneapolis, Minn

Parma Radio Service Replaces Any Make Radio

Parma Radio Service announces repair of any make radio with pickup and drop off. Contact number 204 for service details and scheduling.

Parma Radio Service

Texans Face July Draft With Smallest Quota Since Korea War

The National draft headquarters ordered Texas to provide 367 men in July, announced by Paul Wakefield. It marks Texas’ smallest call since the Korean War and brings total Texans drafted to 27,207 since hostilities began. Local board quotas are not yet available at State headquarters.

Austin National Texas Paul Wakefield Far East

Local Man Loses Cattle On Highway 190

Rufus Pinchback of Maysfield escaped injury when his car struck a yearling on Highway 190 near Maysfield. The animal, owned by Jim Edwards, was killed and the car was thrown sideways. A second Edwards yearling was killed later that night and several cattle were found grazing on the highway after breaking from a pasture. The second driver was not identified.

Rufus Pinchback Maysfield Jim Edwards Pinchback Sherriff Carl C. Black Charles Hensley

Picture prints ordered for delinquent son by mother

A mother phoned the police to request twelve prints of a photograph taken by officers of her delinquent son, highlighting a curious clash of family and law enforcement in a single domestic moment.

Lt Thomas W Kidd Returns to Active Marine Duty

Lt Thomas Wayland Kidd son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Kidd of Cameron has been called back to active duty with the Marine Corps. He previously worked for Gulf Oil at Odessa and volunteered in 1945. Kidd will be stationed at Camp Pendleton California and departs soon. He is a Yee High School 1944 graduate and a University of Texas alum.

Thomas Wayland Kidd Oscar Kidd Cameron Marine Corp Kidd Gulf Oil Company Odessa Marine Corps States Camp Pendelton Oceanside California Yee High School University of Tex

Nurses Training Honors for Temple Student

Miss Bessie Nemec 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Val Nemec of Sharp graduates from Temple Junior College and Nurses Training School Friday May 25 She came from Sharp High School to Temple Junior College and took a course at Scott and White Hospital in Temple She is among nine Scott and White students named in Who's Who for nursing training goals include Texas University and a medical degree

Bessie Nemec Val Nemec Sharp Temple Junior College Miss Nemec Sharp High School Scott and White Hospital Temple Scott and White Who’s Who The Texas University

Texas State Annexation and Territorial Division

A historical note recalls Texas potentially dividing into five states upon citizen consent after annexation. The piece contrasts sensationalism with a focus on territorial questions and public sentiment surrounding state status and governance.

Texas

Edmonds Recommended to Fill Police Vacancy

Jerrell Edmonds, a former street policeman, is recommended to fill the night deputy marshal vacancy created by Dick Harriss death. City Marshal Joe Richter endorsed him and the City Council will vote June 5. Edmonds, a World War II veteran and Yoe High School graduate, is from here and trained as an army policeman.

Jerrell Edmonds Dick Harriss Ing Edmonds Joe Richter Germany Yoe High School

Knifing Affray Reported In Frogtown

A weekend knifing affray occurred near Bubba Nelson Cafe Frogtown as Lorenzo Jones was slashed in the chest by Leroy Jackson after a beer bottle was thrown at Jackson’s car Jones was taken to Newton Memorial Hospital with a deep chest wound described as not serious and under treatment.

Bubba Nelson Cafe Frogtown Sherriff Carl C. Black Lorenzo Jones Cameron Negro Jones Leroy Jackson Jackson Newton Memorial Hospital

Mrs Guy Chandler Among Patients Ill at Newon Memorial Hospital

Mrs Guy Chandler is listed among the patients ill at Newon Memorial Hospital. The report notes several others are receiving care at the facility.

Guy Chandler Newon Memorial Hospital

Hendersons and Burns Attends Port Arthur Wedding

Mr and Mrs John Henderson Jane and John Burns were in Port Arthur for the weekend. They attended the wedding of Mr Hendersons nephew there where John Burns was usher at the wedding.

John Henderson Jane John Burns Port Arthur Mr Henderson

Texas Guests and Historic Snippets From San Antonio to Junction City

A. K. Fisher and daughters and other Texas visitors joined Mrs. Beacham and Mrs. Shafer for a Sunday gathering in Waco. A unique white vulture, caught in Texas, resides now at a San Antonio zoo. The Alamo name traces to a cottonwood tree, and in 1877 Texas Rangers rounded up all the bad men in Junction City leaving Kimble County short of men to try them.

A. K. Fisher Dimple Orsay Lee Howell Waco C. M. Beacham Vera Fisher Shafer Texas San Antonio Alamo Texas Rangers Junction City Kimble County

Cotton Insect Danger Cited By Speaker At San Antonio

L F Curl of the Bureau of Entomology warned Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana cotton farmers to maximize production quickly to guard against pink bollworm and other pests. Speaking at the 57th annual Nation Oil Mill Superintendents Association convention in San Antonio he noted early infestation in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and South Texas from Calhoun to Atascosa counties. He said the spread risk is rising and endorsed weekly DDT insecticide applications.

Texas Oklahoma Louisana L. F. Curl Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine San Antonio the Nation Oil Mill Superintendents Association Rio Grande Valley Calhoun Goliad Atascosa Curl

Texas Fathers Face Pan Over Missing Bacon

A column notes men who fail to earn income risk family blame and excessive work pressures. It comments that Texans who die in high speed incidents often meet death while racing to meet financial expectations.

MacArthur Schedule Ties Texas Visit Details

General MacArthur’s four day Texas trip ends with a Fort Worth stop on June 16 after a Dallas to Fort Worth drive. He will speak to the Texas Legislature in Austin at 3 PM June 13 and address a Flag Day crowd at Houston’s Rice Stadium. He plans San Antonio and Dallas appearances on June 15 with arrivals from New York.

MacArthur Dallas Fort Worth New York Austin Houston San Antonio Houston Stadium Rice Institute

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