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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1951

Page

3

Allies Open Major Korean Front Advance On 55 Mile Front

Allied forces of six nations including four U S divisions pushed up to 12 miles into central Korea along a 55 mile front in Operation Killer. American units 9th and 10th Corps faced entrenched Chinese and North Korean troops with heavy mud, convoys, and limited opposition in spots from Yangpyong to near Pyongchang.

Tokyo Korea 8Th Army MacArthur Britain Canada Australia New Zealand South Korea Yangpyong Wonju Pyongchang Hoengsong

District Methodist Meeting Held in Hearne

Methodist men from Cameron attended the Hearne meeting Tuesday night led by speaker Hank Smith from Waco. Rev. Mark Magers, Gene Blake, John B. Henderson, Bismarck Horstmann, A. E. Perrin and Niley Smith Sr. joined in as T. D. Wilson presented a Youth Camp film. A Hearne meal followed.

Cameron Hearne Mark Magers Gene Blake John B. Henderson Bismark Horstmann A. E. Perrin Niley Smith Hank Smith Waco T. D. Wilson Lakview Palestine

Coin Collectors Should Be Turned In As Soon As Possible

Milam County Campaign for the March of Dimes reports $1,900 in donations toward a $5500 goal with Cameron area lagging on a $750 quota. Rockdale met $425. officials urge communities to send iron lungs and coin collectors to Cameron Herald for rapid tabulation. Ralph E Frede praises local response while noting the Foundation spent about $8,000 in the county last year.

Cameron Cameron Herald Rockdale M. N. Stricker Ralph E. Frede National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis Milam County

Farmer Favored In Civil Suit Case

A civil suit by the estate of Pat Driscoll Sr. against Fred Steinke of Burlington, heard in District Court before a jury, concluded that a verbal contract existed for Steinke to occupy the Driscoll farm in 1951. Attorneys R A G Carter and M G Cox represented the plaintiff. Camp and Camp defended.

Pat Driscoll Sr Fred Steinke Burlington R. A G. Carter Marlin M. G. Cox Cameron Camp and Camp Pat Driscoll, Sr

Soldier's Bulldog Kills 3 Year Old in Killeen

In Killeen, Fort Hood soldier Master Sgt. C. E. Tucker owned a bulldog that killed 3 year old Consuela de la Pena. The inquest verdict said the death came after the dog bit and chewed the child's face. The child was the daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Miguel de la Pena.

Miguel de la Pena Korea Fort Hood Len Jones

Lexington Women Undergo Hospital Operation This Week

Mrs. E. J. Mims of Lexington had an operation at St. Edward Hospital Tuesday of this week and is doing fine. Mrs. Hardney Kelley of Lexington has been with her and returned to her home Thursday.

E. J. Mims Lexington St. Edward Hospital

National Guard Are Winners For The Week Report

The City Bowling League lists the National Guard as winners for the week with G. leading the season standings. The weekly results and current season positions are summarized from the league report.

National Guard

Cameron Herald Sports Tiny Scoreboard March 1 1951

The Cameron Herald notes high team score in a single game by the Fire Dept with 2170 points and mentions high individual 3 game series by Gene Goldfarb hitting .462. George Hollas 196 high team score and 3 game series noted.

City Bowling League Fire Dept Itp&l Lions Club Central Butane National Guard Perkins Ins Red & White George Hollas Fire SO Sant Gene Goldfarb

Gryer's Taxi Service Sold to L. T. Warren

L. T. Warren announced the purchase of Cryer's Taxi service located at 109 E. Main and now in operation. He offers a 25 cent ride within city limits and pledges courteous efficient service. Warren has lifelong Milam County residence and experience in this business.

L. T. Warren Cryer E. Main Warren Milam County

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