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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
5
Women in essential war industries may obtain release from their employer or the Labor Employment Service. The rule outlines how a worker can be freed to meet military or other wartime requirements.
Pfc Johnnie Phipps volunteers for the Signal Corps in 1940 and serves in training in San Antonio and camps across the country. He sails to Africa then joins the Italian front in combat at present. He is 21, from Milam county and son of the late Carl Phipps.
A 19 inch wire wheel and tire were lost at the city dump. The finder should return them to Cameron Herald for a reward. The tire is identified as belonging to N. F. Harris. In Cameron, Cpl Wesley Simmone 97 Herrard Field invites the public to return items and enjoy a visit with his wife and friends. Mrs Helen McFarland reports her husband Cpl Earl McFarland has been promoted to Sergeant with the 124 ordinance company, now in England.
The Daily Herald publishes candidate announcements for the July 22, 1944 Democratic Primary. A. N. Green seeks Representative 61st District. W. B. Skelton and Grady Allen for District Clerk. Carl Co. Black for Sheriff. Grady Stidham for Commissioner Precinct 2. B. F. Bailey for Constable Precinct 1.
The Sunday lesson for March 5 centers on the theme of man as created in God’s image. Scriptural and Christian Science citations affirm humanity as reflection of Spirit with God as Father and Life as the law of being. Mr and Mrs J E Dauda return to Cameron after a pleasant West Texas visit.
Poultry owners urged to cull flocks and sell birds for top prices. Advertises production cost reductions and a money back guarantee on starter and feeding mash. Colton feed and meal products promoted.
Allied forces claim the first major Burma victory after a two week clash in southwestern Burma. Japanese casualties tallied around 8 000 dead with 3 000 wounded. 165 ships sunk and numerous planes and barges destroyed. Mountbatten said the drive toward Akyab was halted, isolating Solomons and cutting off Japanese garrisons. Roy Dunlap, a radio technician, arrives in Cameron on furlough with 15 days home, after 14 months in England. Mrs. Donna Ball of Rhode Island visits local households before heading to California.
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