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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1946

Page

5

Contract Drawn for Airport Lease Here

City council met in special session to finalize terms for leasing the Municipal Airport to an experienced operator. A lease form used at Taylor was submitted by Mayor A W McCullin to put the airport into operation under CAA rules. The site was purchased with bonds, funds on hand to build a hangar, and liberal terms planned to meet standards.

CAA Marks Mississippi A. W. McCullin Taylor

Louis Unger Returns to Horstmann Bros in Cameron

Louis Unger is back with Horstmann Brothers garage and tire store in Cameron after leaving in 1942. Horstmann says Unger’s return will boost service on air cooling units and reflects his prior experience with these coolers.

Louis Unger Horstmann Brothers Cameron Horstmann Mr. Unger Mr. Horstmann

Buckholts Legionaires Stage Sunday Celebration

Buckholts American Legion Post No. 519 under Gordon Kahler held a first public entertainment at the S.P.I.S.T. Hall. A barbecue dinner ran from 11 to 2 p.m. and dancing with Happy Dan followed at 2 p.m. Cameron attendees called it an outstanding success.

Buckholts

Milam County Democrats Seek State Rules Over Party Affairs

Milam County Democratic Executive Committee met Monday to petition the State Committee to set regulations for party governance. They argue Supreme Court rulings permit negroes to vote in primaries and allow bolters to remain Democrats, urging rules to exclude certain voters and bolters while maintaining party autonomy.

Milam County Democrats State Committee Party In Texas Institute United States Supreme Court State Supreme Court Democratic Executive Committee Supreme Court Texas

Shift Curtains Adjusts Curtain Position to Equalize Sunlight

The article advises adjusting curtain positions periodically to balance sunlight effects. It suggests changing which side of the window is exposed to light to distribute heat and brightness more evenly.

Potato Delicacy Mash Sweet Potatoes with Cinnamon

A simple dish blends mashed sweet potatoes with cinnamon and a paprika garnish for a warm, fragrant side.

Erysipelas Germ Linked to Losses in Flocks and Lamb Arthritis

The swine erysipelas germ is known to cause losses in turkey flocks and a serious stiff lamb disease in sheep. The finding highlights risks to poultry and small ruminants from this infection.

Turkey

Local North Carolina Towns Named After Clothing Theme

The text notes two North Carolina places beside the Wests post office area. It mentions Sartorial Place near Wests and nearby Coats, indicating clothing themed town names in the region.

Wests N. C Suit Coats

Heirs Receive 1000 Settlement in Santa Fe Damages Case

Heirs of the late I. G. Tomasek were awarded 1000 dollars in cash in a settlement of a suit against the Santa Fe Railroad. Tomasek was killed February 3, 1946 near Pettibone. Attorneys R. Y. Harkrider and M. G. Cox arranged the settlement in Cameron.

I. G. Tomasek Santa Fe Tomasek Pettibone R. Y. Harkrider Santa Fe Railroad Company Cameron M. G. Cox Atorney F. J. Tomasek Matilda Tomasek

New Cameron Grocery Market Service Station Opens

Mr and Mrs Melvin Huebner open a new two story building on Highway 77 in Cameron housing a grocery market service station and lunch counter serving hamburgers sandwiches and ice cream. The couple previously operated the business at Summerville and Mrs Huebner is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Daniel.

Cameron Melvin Huebner Highway 77 Burkes- Howard Company Huebner Summerville Heubner H. H. Daniel

Moths Ravage Wool Supplies In Single Year

A single female moth and her family can destroy in one year as much wool as twelve sheep would produce. This fact highlights the potential scale of moth damage to textile stores and farms reliant on wool production.

Sun Rays Measure Tiny Visible Light Wavelengths

Report notes some rays of visible sunlight have wavelengths as small as one fiftieth of an inch. This description highlights the extreme shortness of certain light waves observed.

Ice Cream Production Reaches Record Levels

The article notes that about two billion pounds of ice cream have been manufactured domestically each year for the past three years, indicating a sustained high output.

Face Traffic If You Must Walk on Highway

Advisory note urges pedestrians who must use the highway to walk on the extreme left side facing oncoming traffic for safety. It emphasizes alertness and staying visible to approaching vehicles.

Pie Without Baking Kellogg Recipe From Home Economics

Kellogg Company in Battle Creek offers a no bake pie crust using crushed Corn Flakes butter or margarine and sugar pressed into a pan and chilled. Fill with ice cream for a quick company dessert or use a pudding mix and top with whipped cream for a gala finish.

Kellogg Company Battle Creek Kellogg’s

Store Compounds Keep Insecticides From Children Reach

Store compounds such as insecticides lye ammonia and poisonous cleaners out of children's reach in a locked cupboard or cabinet. Ensure safety by securing all hazardous substances and teaching precautions to household members.

Food Energy Honey Boosts Energy for Growing Children

The article highlights honey as an excellent source of readily available food energy for growing children. It emphasizes its quick energy release and suitability as a snack or supplement in meals.

Heart Disease Tops Death Causes Amid Aging Population

A health outlook notes heart disease now leads deaths as populations age. Officials urge awareness and early screening to address rising mortality linked to longer life spans and aging bodies. Public health campaigns stress risk factors and preventive care.

Keystone Kop Chester Conklin Returns in The Hoodlum Saint

Chester Conklin, famous Keystone Kop and silent film comedian, makes a comeback in The Hoodlum Saint with William Powell and Esther Williams at the Cameron Theatre Thursday and Friday. He shared old stills on set, recalling his World War I German general role and joking that Goering later stole his thunder.

Chester Conklin Funnyman Hollywood Conklin Tillies William Powell Esther Williams Cameron Theatre Norman Taurog Goering

V Mail Activity in Britain Surges During World War II

The signal corps V mail section in the United Kingdom processed 517 million pieces from June 1942 through August 1945, the war department reports.

Signal Corps United Kingdom War Department

Drying Dresses On Hangers To Preserve Shape

Dressing care tips explain hanging freshly washed dresses on clean hangers keeps shape. Avoid rusted hangers and cover with ample cloths to prevent wrinkles and dust while items air dry.

Soup Thickens with Creamed Vege Leftovers

When you have creamed vegetables left over use them to thicken soup. The method blends the scraps into a creamy base, boosting texture and flavor while reducing waste.

Boiling Food Foods Quickly To Boil And Reduce Heat

A brief guide explains bringing foods to a boil quickly and then lowering the heat as boiling begins, outlining the method to maintain steady simmering for cooking.

Cameron New Bakery To Feature Fountain In Cameron

Fred Jackson is remodeling at 206 North Central Avenue to open a new bakery with a fountain serving soft drinks and coffee along with doughnuts and pastries. The shop will be elaborately finished with colorful, costly fixtures and aims to brighten a dull block. Jackson, a former Baker Hotel Dallas baker and World War II veteran, will award a prize for the best name for the bakery.

Fred Jackson North Central Avenue Cameron Jackson Baker Hotel Dallas The Herald

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