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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1949

Page

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CHARLIE RAMSEY SR KILLED IN WRECK. MRS CARMICHAEL DIES IN MULLIN

Mrs. N Carmichael aged 75 dies in Mullin after suffering a stroke while en route to Cameron for her son’s funeral. Funeral held at Green Funeral Home with Rev. P. L. Caperton officiating. Survivors include daughter Mrs. H. R. McDonald of Seymour and daughter-in-law Mrs. J. B. Carmichael of Mullin.

Charlie R. Ramsey SR Ter H. R. McDonald Seymour Cameron Carmichael Ben Arnold Green Funeral Home P. L. Caperton Ben Arnold Cemetery J. B. Carmichael Mullin

Robe rt Lee Eugene Fined For Carrying Pistol And Assault

Robert Lee Eugene, a Negro, was fined 100 dollars in county court for carrying a pistol after pleading guilty before Judge Dan Tyson. He also received a 25 dollar fine for aggravated assault following his arrest when he allegedly tried to draw the gun on constable Bailey. He was found at O. J. Thomas High School and reportedly spent the night there before officials detained him.

Robert Lee Eugene Eugene Bailey O. J. Thomas High School

Reds See Truman Plan As Bold Program

A Soviet source says Moscow views President Truman’s bold new program as another push to spread the Marshall Plan and American capitalism. U S official Willard L. Thorp outlined technical cooperation goals in the United Nations, inviting wide involvement.

Truman United Nations Economic and Social Council U.N Thorp U. N

William A White Dies in Nixon at 83

William A White 83, prominent South Texan and pioneer, died at Nixon Hospital at 12 15 p m Monday February 28 after a recent ice accident. Funeral services were held March 1 at Mennenga Chapel Nixon with burial in Nixon Cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs William A White, two sons Howard White San Antonio and J B White Cameron, and a daughter Mrs Royse Bomar Three Rivers.

William A. White Nixon Hospital J. B. White Cameron White Mennenga Nixon Nixon Cemetery Howard White San Antonio Royse Bomar Three Rivers

Californian Facing Other Check Charges

Bill Burton of California was found guilty in District Court on forging checks and given four year sentences to run concurrently. He passed three forged checks totaling $68 in Cameron, signed A L Turner, and faced additional charges in Brenham and 10 to 15 counties. He was arrested in Clarksville, Texas and defended by M G Cox due to lack of funds.

Bill Burton California Burton Brenham Cameron Wilson Killen Cameron Auto Supply Company Esslinger Red & White A. L. Turner M. G. Cox Carl Black Clarksville Texas

Carmichael Dies in Seymour Visit at 56

Harvey D. Carmichael, 56, died in Seymour Sunday while visiting his sister. Born in Austin County, he lived in Ben Arnold 47 years and worked for Carey Lumber Co. in Cameron before moving to Mullen. A World War I veteran, he belonged to the American Legion and the First Methodist Church in Ben Arnold. He is survived by his wife and one sister. Funeral Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Green Funeral Home Chapel.

Harvey D. Carmichael Seymour Mr. Carmichael Austin County Ben Arnold Carey Lumber Co Cameron Mullen American Legion First Methodist Church N. Carmichael H. R. McDonald Chapel of Green Funeral Home P. L. Caperton Ben Arnold Cemetery

Francis Cox to Judge Southeast Texas Band Festival

Francis Cox will travel Friday March 4 to Conroe to preside as critic judge for the fourth annual Southeast Texas Band Festival. The event Saturday March 5 features 33 bands in two playing groups at local schools with Cox on duty 8 am to about 6 pm, returning to Cameron Sunday.

Francis Cox Conroe Southeast Texas Cox Cameron

Thorndale Hit By Nine Thefts Across Five Stops

Sheriff Carl Black reports a string of burglaries along highway 69 Wednesday night in Thorn dale. Marv in Niemischk Service Station saw cash losses 5. Alfred Becker Service Station had no listed loss. Rodenbeck Service Station lost 14. Rodenbeck Garage took 18. Fingerprints found on springs. suspects held in Cameron.

Highway 69 Carl Black Black Marvin Niemischk Thorndale Alfred Becker Bill Rodenbeck Martin Rodenbeck Rodenbeck Brothers Springs Taylor and Belton Jack Mercer Department of Public Safety Austin Cameron

Rainfall Recorded In Cameron After Friday Storm

Central Texas saw heavy rain with Cameron receiving about 2.92 inches. Rain began Friday at 7 am and persisted through the day as mild, cloudy conditions with chances of more showers were forecast for Cameron and surrounding areas.

Texas Cameron

Two Burglaries Reported Sunday Night

Sheriff Carl Black said two burglaries occurred Sunday night. The Roy Lindsey Cafe in Burlington was broken into with a few dollars missing from the cash register while Mack's Oi Co on Highway 36 was entered but no losses discovered.

Carl Black Roy Lindsey Burlington Mack’s Oi! Co Highway

Obituary: Joseph Janek Dies in Cameron at 77

Joseph Janek 77 died at St Edwards Hospital Saturday after four years of declining health. Born in Czechoslovakia he married Hose Sokalic after arriving in Texas and settled in Milam County before moving to Cameron. Survived by his wife two daughters Albina Petry and Mrs John Zett and six sons Julius Frank Vince Milton Joe Otto. Funeral Tuesday 8:30 am from St Monicas Catholic Church with Rev George Duda officiating. Interment Catholic Cemetery. The Rosary was recited Monday evening at Green's Funeral Home.

Joseph Janek St. Edwards Hospital Mr. Janek Czechoslovakia Hose Sokalic Flatonio Texas Milam County Marak Cameron Albina Petry John Zett Tacoma Washington Julius Freeport Frank Vince Milton Joe Otto St. Monica Catholic Church George Duda Green’s

Wiley couple attends Cameron funeral from Virginia

Mr and Mrs Ralph Wiley of Farmsville Virginia flew to Dallas and drove to Cameron for the funeral of his brother. They are visiting Mrs R S Wiley in Cameron and will return home next week.

Ralph Wiley Farmsville Virginia Dallas Cameron R. S. Wiley

Truck fire leaves traveler grievously ill in Texas

John Durham aged 57 is seriously ill at St. Edwards Hospital after his 36 model truck caught fire near Corinth Sunday night. He slept in the rear compartment and was rescued by passing Negroes. He is a Grand Prairie resident and traveling man. Marek and Burns ambulance rushed him to hospital where he remained unconscious on arrival.

John Durham St. Edwards Hospital Corinth Mr. Durham Grand Prairie Carl Black Marek and Burns

Swanzy baby born at Newton Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Albert Swanzy announce the birth of a son at Newton Memorial Hospital on February 20 1949. The infant weighed eight pounds ten ounces and has been named James Archie.

Albert Swanzy Newton Memorial Hospital James Archie

Red Cross Born In Battle Becomes Global Humanitarian Force

An overview tracing the Red Cross origins from the 1859 Solferino battle to its 1863 Geneva conference and the 1866 American chapter formation. It notes civilian relief, wartime aid, and the organization’s global fundraising and immunities under the Geneva Convention.

Red Cross Battle Solferino Henri Dunant Geneva Switzerland International Red Cross Red Cross Society Wurtemberg

American Legion Sponsors Cameron Carnival by Frear's United Shows

The American Legion Edwin Hardy No. 9 in Cameron presents Frear's United Shows carnival from March 7 to 12. The Brownwood-based event offers five rides and twenty concessions. Legion officials expect a strong town appeal and praise Frear's past performances.

Frear United Cameron American Legion Edwin Hardy Brownwood

Mrs W D Faver Buried Here Friday in Cameron

Funeral services for Mrs. W. D. Faver 63 who died in a local hospital were held at 3:00 p.m. Friday February 18 at the Marek Burns Chapel. She was born December 8 1876 in Arkansas and had lived in Cameron for many years. Interment was in Oak Hill.

W. D. Faver Marek-Burns Funeral Home P. L. Caperton

Chamber of Commerce Banquet Tickets On Sale March 1

Albert Collins announces tickets for the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet go on sale March 1. Directors will offer members first access and remaining seats to non members. The event occurs March 8 at 7 30 p m in the Methodist church basement with Dr W R White of Baylor University as guest speaker.

Albert Collins Ticket Sases Chamber of Commerce Methodist Church W. R. White Baylor University

House Panel Backs Off Fireworks Ban Measure

The House committee on criminal jurisprudence balked at banning fireworks in Texas. It sent the bill to a subcommittee for further consideration. A majority favored an unfavorable report but did not act due to the author’s absence.

House Committee On Texas Thomas Wills Point

Outlook Positive as Cameron Farm Trade Expands

Business in Cameron stays strong amid a countrywide letdown. Milam County, a premier agricultural area, expects steady crop production with rains favorable. Auto row activity grows as new models reach markets and advertising rises, while livestock prices stay high due to scarce stock. Feed output rises and poultry revenue is seen climbing in coming years. Local ads show revived merchandising, boosted by auto manufacturers.

Cameron Milam County

Texas Attorney General Sues 14 Major Oil Firms

Price Daniel charges 14 oil companies with price fixing and collusion to defeat antitrust laws in Texas. He also filed actions against Sears, Roebuck & Company and two other state firms, seeking immediate prosecution for alleged violations.

Price Daniel Texas Daniel Sears, Roebuck & Company

Milano Boys Win Calves at Houston Fat Stock Show

Two Milano boys won registered Guernsey dairy heifers at the Houston Fat Stock Show. Harold Kornegay won a calf in the Dairy milking contest sponsored by Earl Fuchs on February 9, and February 12 Glenn Wise won a calf sponsored by Jesse H. Jones as a Dairy Judging contestant. The calves will be shown at the Houston Fat Stock Show for the next two years.

Houston Guernsey Harold Kornegay Earl Fuchs Glenn Wise Jesse H. Jones Glenn

Rockdale man visits Cameron on Friday

E. L. McGuyer of Rockdale traveled to Cameron as a visitor on Friday.

E. L. McGuyer Rockdale Cameron

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