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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

6

Senate extends three year draft law with emergency order proviso

The Senate voted to extend the draft law for three years with Truman power to order inductions only in emergencies when Congress is not in session. The House backed a two year standby plan, both requiring 18 to 25 registrations. A conference committee must resolve differences within 15 days. An attempt to add a civil rights crime provision was defeated.

Washington Senate Truman Congress House Senate House Conference Committee Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota

Joe Moore Returns for New York Old Timers Classic

Gause resident and former league MVP Joe Moore will join an old timers game at the Polo Grounds on July 30 linking Giants stars like Hubbell Ott Schumacher and Moore with Cardinals greats such as Dizzy Dean and Medwick in a 1934-37 era clash.

Joe Moore Gause Polo Grounds New York Joe New York Giants T Kere Clark Nealon Houston Press Carl Hubbell Dizzy Dean Cardinal Hubbell Mel Ott Hal Schumacher Fred Fitzsimmons Travis Jackson Freddie Lindstrom Old Giants Dean Tex Carleton Paul Derringer Leon Prurocher Pepper Martin Joe Medwick Terry Moore Old Cards Gus Mancuso

First Talent Show Held at Maysfield

The first in a series of talent programs was held at Maysfield School on Friday night June 23. Lester Williams of First National Bank presided as master of ceremonies. Six contestants vied for prizes. Willie and Billy Parcus won first prize of 7.50 for a duet, Frank Tyson earned 2.50 with a guitar song.

Maysfield Lester Williams First National Bank Willie Billy Parcus Frank Tyson Curtis Seaton Barbara Hollingsworth M. Brown Irvin Ray Whittaker Dan Hernandez Walter White Cameron Chamber of Commerce

Flood Control Projects to Undergo Preliminary Examinations

The flood control subcommittee of the House public works committee authorized Army and Agriculture Department engineers to conduct preliminary examinations of proposed flood projects. If feasible, a detailed survey with cost estimates and sponsors follows, including the Middle Colorado River watershed in Texas at 75000 dollars and the Clear Fork of the Brazos River in Texas at 17500 dollars.

Washington House Public Works Committee Army and Agriculture Department Middle Colorado River Texas Agriculture Department Fisher Clear Fork Brazos River Army Engineers Burleson

Mrs Coker Visits Cameron With Family And Friend

Mrs. Claude Coker along with her son daughter and a friend from Vebasco visited in Cameron during the latter part of the week.

Claude Coker Vebasco Cameron

Bright economic outlook adviser predicts postwar prosperity

Leon H. Keyserling, chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, voiced optimism at the White House that the nation stands at a peak of postwar prosperity and that the future business outlook is good. He dismissed recent price upswing as not signaling inflation, while Treasury Secretary Snyder warned inflation controls may be needed. Building materials rose about 4 percent as home building and auto sales led demand. Non durable goods output remained near late 1949 levels.

Washington Truman Leon H. Keyserling President's Council of Economic Advisers White House John D. Clark Keyserling Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder

Final Rites for Miss Wooley in Temple Sunday

Miss Leila M Wooley died in a Temple hospital after years of illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 30 at the Chapel of Greens Funeral Home conducted by Rev Mark Magers of First Methodist Church with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. A detailed article will appear in Monday’s paper.

Leila M. Wooley Temple Hospital Mark Magers First Methodist Church Chapel of Greens Oak Hill Cemetery

Disabled Veterans to Sponsor Cameron Carnival

The Burdick Carnival in Cameron runs Monday to Saturday June 26 to July 1 on the Week's lot below the jail. Sponsored by the Disabled American Veterans the event promises clean fun with concessions and entertainment for all. Jim McGoldrick says a special entertainment is provided for children.

Cameron Jim McGoldrick

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