Texas Bad Man Baird Escapes Jail In Wyoming
Baird known as Texas bad man, after a daring jail break in Wyoming on May 17. He had a record of cattle rustling and auto thefts and wore high-heel boots and a big hat. He was captured in 1936 and served multiple sentences before escaping again in 1942 and 1943.
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Texas
Minnesota
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Marlin
Corpus Christi
Hope
Ark
Live Oak County
George West
Douglas
Wyo
Rochester
Mnnneapolis
Nea Rouse City
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San Antonio
Alexandria
Waco
BFI
E. R. Goss
Greenville
Dallas
Katy
Goss
Paird
Littell
Minneapolis
Newton Baird
Cam
Methodist Church Youth Caravan and Revival Dates
Local Methodist news lists services across Cameron Liberty Maysfield and Ben Arnold with upcoming revivals led by Rev. Sanders Smith Pool and others. The Annual Youth's Caravan travels Cameron July 3 to 10 with four regional leaders and district assembly planned at Ledbetter's Park July 1923. Wayne Perrin named president of the Young People's Division.
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Cameron—Church
Bro. Smith
Ben Arnold
Liberty
Minerva
Pool
Salem
Cameron—Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Maysfield
C W. Sanders
S. B. Smith
B. L. Pool
Bro. Pool
Reagan
Cameron
General Board of Education
Rosebud
Rockdale
Wayne Perrin
Young People’s
Methodist Church
Young People’s Assembly
Ledbetter’s Park
Morehhan
Yanks Send Back Souvenirs From War Fronts Across Globe
Washington reports a surge of war souvenirs pouring home from World War II fronts. U S soldiers buy silk gowns in India and jewelry from bazaars while Pacific campaigns yield swords, flags, shell ornaments, and carved coconuts. Museums increasingly identify unfamiliar items.
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Washington
England
France
Philippine
Southwest
Pacific
AEF
North
Africa
India
North Africa
U. S
Taj Mahal
New Delhi
Smithsonian Institute
Field Museum
Chicago
American Museum of Natural History
New York
South Pacific
Bataan
MacArthur
Roosevelt
Francis B. Sayre
Philippines
Laboratories Speeding War Devices to Front
ROCHESTER Modern science speeds the shift of war devices from lab to battlefield. Dr Lee A Dubridge head of the radiation laboratory for the National Defense Research Committee says American forces are using scientific apparatus developed since hostilities began. He notes a shortage of technically trained men and women in research and production and urges war training courses in mathematics and fundamental sciences.
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Dubridge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yankee Sailor Makes a Suit for Wife in Navy Craft
Kansas City reports a signalman first class in Australian waters, Stanley Levitt, sewed his wife a suit while at sea. She doubted the promise, but the navy blue garment fit perfectly with a good length waist and charming pockets, proving a sailor can sew.
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Kansas City
Navy
Stanley Levitt
Victory in the South Pacific Reported Amid Global War News
The U S Navy says 77 Japanese planes were shot down in a fierce South Pacific engagement near Australia over 48 hours, with 6 American planes lost. Tokyo pushes toward ultimate victory while Tojo vows continued fight. Axis claims of ships sunk off Sicily surface without Allied confirmation.
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South Pacific
United States Navy Department
Washington
Australia
Tokyo
Tojo
Japan
Royal Air Force
Cologne
Sicily
Axis
Pantelleria
Vichy
London
Invasion Aims to Undermine Trust in Russia
The text states the invasion is not yet underway and describes efforts designed to foster distrust of Russia. It frames the planned operation as a strategic move, with emphasis on psychological impact rather than immediate military action.
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Russia
Meulheim Raid Highlights Major WWII Bombing Effort
Meulheim in Germany faced a major Royal Air Force attack with 35 bombers lost, underscoring a scale similar to early Ruhr offensives. Russian front activity rose as American bombers hit six Southern Italian towns from North Africa. John L. Lewis ordered miners back to work with a truce expiring October 31 and Roosevelt eyed a veto of the government seizure strikes bill. E. B. Martin of Burlington renewed his Herald subscription in Cameron.
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Meulheim
Germany
British Air Command
Ruhr
Italy
Rome
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Congress
Mrs Bohac and son visit Zarosky home over weekend
Mrs. John Bohac and her son from Granger visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zarosky Sr. during the weekend, sharing time in their residence.
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John Bohac
Granger
Frank Zarosky
Ideal U S Approved Chicks Offered With Hatching Schedule
Ideas Hatchery & Poultry Farm in Cameron advertises 260 to 300 egg white leghorn chicks at 11.25, pullets 20.70 per 160, and 240 to 260 egg sired at 9.90 or 18.00 with a 95 percent pullet guarantee. Hatching days are Tuesday and Friday year round. 11 breeds and crossbreeds available. Also on hand are a few started chicks. Mrs Marvin Lunsford of Dallas visits Cameron. Olympian Thomas from Duke and Ayres vacationing in New Orleans.
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U. S
Ideas Hatchery & Poultry Farm
Cameron
Soldier Wilford Hill Home on Short Furlough
Pvt. Wilford Hill from Camp Davis North Carolina returns home for a brief furlough to visit friends and relatives in Cameron.
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Wilford Hill
Camp Davis
North Carolina
Cameron
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Milam County
Galveston-Houston Breweries, Inc
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Fred Lazek, Sr
Green Addition
Jesse Coward
West Lynn
Austin
Call Tomatoes
Dollar Bushel
Foster Produce Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Joe Luce
R. L. Batte
Methodist Church News
Bob L. Pool
UU Mia
Ee Ruth Terry Marshall Driscoll
Tom Brown
Charles Smitheeened
Cameron Theatre
Sardinia
Beer Broadcasting
Goebbels
Rumania
E. B. Martin
Burlington
The
Herald
Wallace
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Marvin Lunsford
Dan Lunsford
Olympian Thomas
Duke & Ayres
New Orleans
St Hg
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NaTiong
Southwestern Life
S. E. Brogdon
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