World War II Veterans Granted Cut-Off Date Training Advantage
World War II veterans in active service or attending school under the GI Bill may resume courses after the July 25, 1951 training cut-off if interrupted by military duties. They can continue training within a reasonable period after release, possibly increasing to full-time study, but GI Bill correspondence cannot switch to classroom training after the cut-off. VA outlines three conditions for post-cut-off reentry and notes the final GI Bill deadline is July 25, 1956, with cut-off dates pegged to discharge dates.
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Veterans Administration
Love Field to Induct 17 Milam County Men
Milam County issues eighth call for service members to Korea era induction. Seventeen men reported by Love Field Dallas for processing with fourteen for induction and twenty eight for pre induction physicals scheduled for March 22. State quota may prompt further calls as Korea situation remains grave with protracted war expected.
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Milam County
Armed Services
August G. Kunz
Love Field
Dallas
UN Troops Advance On Battle Front in Korea
Daily Tokyo report confirms U N forces digesting gains across Central Korea with a slow but steady advance. U S 1st Cavalry Division struck Yongdongwon to seven miles from a key junction while Marines push north from Hoengsong toward Hongchon. Tiger-face tanks and British units extend progress along a 40 mile front east of Seoul.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
8Th Army
U. N
mid-Korea
Hongchon
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Yongdongwon
Seoul
U. S. 1St Division
Hoengsong
9Th Corps
27Th Commonwealth Brigade
U. S
Han River
Van Sweet Leads Stockton Junior College to Championship
Van Sweet, coach at Stockton Junior College in California, celebrates his team's basketball championship win. The squad plans to face Hutchings, Kansas, soon. Sweet, son of W. M. and Mrs. Sweet of Jones Prairie, is a Yee High School and Baylor University graduate and a former U S Navy seaman. He has coached at Stockton for about four years.
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van Sweet
Stockton Junior College
California
Hutchings
Kansas
Mr. Sweet
W. M. Sweet
Jones Prairie
Yee High School
Baylor University
Sweet
U. S. Navy
Stockton
Angell Family Guests From Houston And Katy
Jesse Angell of Houston and Cecil Laywell of Katy visited in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angell and the Vernon Angell over the weekend.
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Jesse Angell
Houston
Cecil Laywell
Katy
Frank Angell
Vernon Angell
Social Security Office Issuing New Numbers in Austin
The Austin Social Security office, led by James B. Marley, reports a January surge with over 2,000 new numbers issued across 21 counties and about 1,400 duplicate cards. The rise follows January 1, 1951 expansions bringing millions more workers under the program, including self-employed and home farm workers, prompting advice to apply early to avoid reporting delays.
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Austin
Centex
Lamb Family Visits in Austin This Weekend
Mr Raleigh Lamb his wife and their daughter Carol Ann traveled to Austin for a weekend visit. They spent time with local relatives and toured the city sights during the outing.
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Raleigh Lamb
Carol Ann
Austin
Buckholts visitor Anton Svetlik here on business
Anton Svetlik from Buckholts visited locally for business, meeting with regional contacts and discussing potential agreements. His visit highlighted cross town commerce and networking between local firms and Buckholts enterprises.
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Anton Svetlik of
Buckholts
Americans Return Korea War Dead From Yokohama
Fifty American servicemen from four branches, from private to general, began homeward voyage aboard the General G. M. Randall from Yokohama. They are the first Korea War dead to return from an active theater, with identifications confirmed and later escorted to their relatives.
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Yokohama
Japan
Korea
America
Pusan
San Francisco
G. M. Randall
Doyle O. Hickey
Leadership Training School Held For H D Clubs Friday
A leadership training session at the County Home Demonstration office focused on stretching the food dollar. Attendees from Jones Prairie Forest Grove Clarkson Tracy and Hoyte learned label reading brand selection and seasonal substitutions to economy.
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Jones Prairie
Forest Grove
Clarkson
Tracy
Hoyte
H. L. Alford
Mrs Ickerson and baby visit Cottles in Rosebud
Mrs Thomas Ickerson and her infant son from Rosebud spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs S A Cottle in town.
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Thomas Ickerson
Rosebud
S. A Cottle
Home Demonstration Clubs present program on stretching dollars
The Cameron Herald notes a March 15 1961 event where Home Demonstration Clubs will present a program on how to stretch your food dollar. Readers are asked to contact the nearest H D Club for place and time. Mrs. F R Doss is the reporter.
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H. D
F. R. Doss
Houston and Waco families visit Monroe White weekend
Mr and Mrs Harold Hill and baby son of Houston together with Mr and Mrs Lane Stecher and son of Waco and Monroe White Jr of Houston visited Mr and Mrs Monroe White over the weekend, sharing time with family.
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Harold Hill
Houston
Lane Stecher
Waco
Monroe White, Jr
Monroe White
Mrs Marek Ma tula and family shop in Waco
Mrs J C Marek Mrs Chas Matula and children shopped in Waco Thursday in a brief local outing noting domestic travel and shopping.
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J. C. Marek
Chas. Matula
Waco
Dallas visitors and Cameron Route 3 resident in town
L W Hillyer and his son from Dallas visited Mr and Mrs L H Hillyer here recently. T F E Robinson of Route 3 Cameron dropped by the Herald office Saturday afternoon.
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L. W. Hillyer and Son of
Dallas
L. H. Hillyer
T. F E. Robinson
Route 3
Cameron
Herald Office
Paul Dillon Returns Home After Illness
Paul Dillon has returned to his home following a period of illness and hospitalization at Newton Memorial Hospital.
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Paul Dillon
Newton Memorial Hospital
John Robert Gregory Ill in Newton Memorial Hospital
John Robert Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gregory, is ill and receiving treatment at Newton Memorial Hospital.
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John Robert Gregory
James Gregory
Newton Memorial Hospital
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Midtex Liquid Fertilizer CO
Peach St
Waco, Texas
Social Security Office
Aris
The
Cameron Herald
Kelly Mattress Company
American General Life Insurance Company
Truc
Dodge
Schiller
Travis
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