Acheson to Speak in Dallas on Cold War Policy
Acheson travels to Texas this week to press home front support for U.S. foreign policy. He will issue themes from President Truman's recent tough stance, arguing the Soviets foment aggression and only a strong West can deter war, while promising continued economic aid beyond the Marshall Plan through allied strength.
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Acheson
Dallas
Poland
West Berlin
Truman
Soviet Union
Texas
U. S
Berlin
Taegliche Rundschau
Fulda
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
Oder-Neisse
Missouri
McFaden to Speak at Lions Ladies Night
Houston’s Dave McFaden will keynote the Lions Club Ladies Night at the athletic field on June 20. E. A. Perrin will install new officers and present awards. L. Van Perkins handles food, Rev. James McKeown gives the invocation, and L. G. Smith, Henry Warnell organize arrangements. Ticket sales heads are N. L. Caperton, E. C. Cole, Dr. George Bowman and A. W. McCullin.
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Dave McFaden
Houston
Lions Club
Athletic
E. A. Perrin
L. van Perkins
James McKeown
L. G. Smith
Henry Warnell
N. L. Caperton
E. C. Cole
George Bowman
A. W. McCullin
Battetown Baptists Begin Parsonage Construction
The Battetown Baptist Church started building a three room parsonage for their pastor last Friday. The new home, on land donated by R. L. Batte Sr., sits beside the church lot and will serve weekends when the pastor returns to Cameron for services. Rev. Lloyd McGinnis, newly named pastor, is currently studying at Baylor University in Waco.
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Battetown
Summer Activity Program Outlined for Cameron Girl Scouts
A detailed Cameron Girl Scouts summer schedule includes swimming June 12 23 under Mrs Leland Denson Monday Wednesday Friday 10 00 am to 12 noon admission 15 cents doctor certificate required. Baseball June 13 23 Tuesday Thursday Friday 5 00 pm City Park directed by Joyce Allison Ruth Turner. Cooking and sewing classes run late June to early July with Home Economics Lab use and a followed by a mothers party and a July tennis program and backyard camping week culminating in a style show and final camping week under Mrs DuBois and aides.
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Cameron Girl Scouts
Stanley Swift
Leland Denson
Joyce Allison
Ruth Turner
Radine Brenton
Lone Star Gas Company
Yee High
W. T. Whatley, Jr
Alva Sanders
August Gurecky
Louis Raska
H. F E
Roger Maddox
Jack DuBois
East 15Th Street
Fred Reno
Richard Bush
DuBois
Stoerner Family Reunion Held in Dallas
A Stoerner family reunion occurred June 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Stoerner in Dallas. Attendees included Henry Stoerner Dallas Rudolph Stoerner Plainview Mrs Eva Mayer Burton Sophia Son tag Hedwig Thiele Fort Worth and Mrs John Rummel Burlington. Dinner served to 37 guests.
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Stoerner
Henry Stoerner
Dallas
Rudolph Stoerner
Plainview
Eva Mayer
Burton
Sophia Sontag
Hedwig Thiele
Fort Worth
John Rummel
Burlington
Senate defeats bid to cut farm price supports
Washington report: on Tuesday the Senate rejected an immediate cut in government price supports for basic farm commodities. Eight Republicans backed Sen. John J. Williams and colleagues for 50 to 18, opposing delaying the flexible price support provisions set to take effect January 1, 1952, which would allow supports to fall to 75 percent of parity instead of 90 percent.
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John J. Williams
Rep
Delaware
Parity debate on CCC borrowing power in farm program
Sen Ellender objects to Williams amendment to CCC bill raising borrowing capacity from 4.75 to 6.75 billion dollars to support farm commodities. CCC runs price support operations and the amendment is said to strike a mortal blow to the current farm program.
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Williams
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Allen D. Ellender
Dem
Louisiana
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Deep Freezers
Sporting Goods
Culpepper
Cameron, Texas
McFaden
Lions
Battetown Baptists
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New Orleans
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Senate
Washington
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Cameron Herald
Pharmacy
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Schiller Motors
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