Mrs Canasta Backs Meter System With Nickel Deposits
City notes rising revenue from parking meters with weekly takings over 200 dollars and over 400 during ten cold days. Mrs Canasta reportedly switched to a nickel after a grocery store conversation with her husband, while Raleigh Lamb evades tickets by driving in a back driveway. City plans additional meters as downtown congestion persists. monthly meter income hovers near 1,000 dollars.
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Marshall Terry
Canasta
Raleigh Lamb
Linotype
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Two Texas Legislators Call For Statewide Prohibition Vote
AUUSTIN March 8 A call for a statewide prohibition election in 1952 was filed by Rep Milton Wilkinson of Patroon in the House clerk office. Co author Rep Joe Gandy of Winnsboro said the measure would ban sale of whiskey beer wine and ale except medical use and set a statewide vote on the first Monday of November 1952. Gandy added he would support Wilkinson but preferred delaying the issue to build support.
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Auustin
Milton Wilkinson
Patroon
House
Gandy
Wilkinson
Reds In Fast Retreat Leaving Many Dead
Allied forces seized jagged snow patched heights on the Korean front advancing up to two and a half miles in a major offensive. In the west the 25th Division broke through Chinese fire, expanding the bridgehead north of the Han River. In the east US 7th Division captured three peaks near Pangnim while Chinese defenses collapsed in parts. The 8th Army reported heavy casualties on opening day, with 11,400 Chinese and North Korean dead wounded or captured.
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Tokyo
25Th Division
Seoul
Han River
U. S. 7Th Division
Pangnim
United Nations
Canada
Princess Patricia
Matthew B. Ridgeway
U. S. 8Th Army
8Th Army
Parma Radio Service Offers Repair for Any Make Radio
Parma Radio Service advertises repair for any make radio with a contact phone 104. The short notice highlights quick service and skilled technicians for all brands.
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Parma Radio Service
Red Cross Leaders Named for Cameron Fund Drive
Community leaders for Cameron have been appointed to the Red Cross fund drive which opened March 1 under L. W. Smith with Earl Curtis as County Chairman. The residential area will be led by a long list of women including Myrtle Hinton and Dorothy Ables among others. Business leaders include N. L. Caperton and Richard W. Moseley. Albert Collins directs special gifts. E. M. Roberts heads colored communities collections and Victor Bermudez oversees Latin American participants.
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Red Cross Fund
L. W. Smith
Cameron
Earl Curtis
Myrtle Hinton
Mesdames Herbert Colburn
Homer Allen
Dwight Moody
O. B. Harden
Dave Bryan
Stanley Hughes
Jack DuBois
Morris Eplen
Neal Dodson
George Miller
Henry Michalka
Jerry Shoeiller
G. W. McLain
LeRoy Raley
Robert Matula
Harry Davis
Otto Meyer
M. A.hearne
K. D. Elliott
Adolph Winfield
Dorothy Ables
Grady Cooper
Frank
E. M. Roberts
Victor Bermudez
Card of Thanks for Frank Tomasek
The children of Frank Tomasek express gratitude for kindness during his illness and death. They thank the SPJST Lodge Father George J Duda and Green Funeral Home for condolences and the many lovely flowers.
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Frank Tomasek
Spjst Lodge
George J. Duda
Green Funeral Home
Leo Baker Speaks At Cameron Rotary Club Meeting
Cameron Rotary heard Leo Baker of Central Freight Lines deliver an address on American history from Columbus to present day Washington D C. He urged action to defend freedom through Home Church and School against communism and noted graft concerns among leaders. Attendance contest updates and guests Tom Wardlow and Max McClaren were announced.
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Cameron Rotary Club
Leo Baker
Central Freight Lines
Baker
Gene Blake
History of America
Christopher Columbus
Washington D. C
United States
Henry Liebman
Milton Schiller
Schiller
Liebman
Mr. Liebman
Tom Wardlow
Central Freight
Max McClaren
Boothes Visit Herald Office In Cameron
Donald and Dean Boothe sons of Mr and Mrs H L Boothe visited the Herald office on Saturday They spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H G Weathers at Maysfield Dean is a collector and enjoyed viewing the Indian relics on display at the Herald office.
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Donald and
Dean Boothe
Maysfiled
Dean
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Herald
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E. B. Camp
Minnie Stedman
Mamie A. Hefley
Zimir
DODGE
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Dabil
Travis
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