Favorite Subject: Earl Curtis and His Prize Boxers
The Herald profiles Earl Curtis and his growing Boxer kennel centered on Tiny the 18 month old Wiley Fate Forget-Me-Not and Rock Sanbar-Rock. It notes Tiny’s three first prizes and a trophy and describes Barkers’ show routines and pedigree links to champion Lastie von Dom while detailing Earl’s care, training, and dream of future earnings from offspring.
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The
Herald
Cleveland
Tiny
Wiley Fate
Beck
Rock
Curtis
Earl
Tuffy
Santa Anna
Calif
Gardless
Kennel Club
Minneapolis
Omaha
Texarkana
Longview
Hill
Washington, D. C
Germany
Lastie von Dom
13 Army Careers Open To Women Recruiter Says
Sfc. Leo A. Dermody, Army recruiter, announced 13 Army technical schools open to qualified young women. Training in four months covers fields from machine accounting to cryptography and typing, with guaranteed enlistment in the WAC and equal pay and benefits. Information at Temple Army Recruiting Station, 102 North Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Sfc
Leo A. Dermody
WAC
Dermody
Women's Army Corps
U S. Army
North Main St
Temple
Billie E Claxton At Maryland Air Station
Billie E Claxton aviation machinist’s mate third class USN son of Mr and Mrs James H Middox of Cameron is serving with Airborne Early Warning Squadron 11 at Naval Air Station Patuxent River Md The squadron provides radar protection to the United States by air Navy pilots and crews fly radar patrols over the North Atlantic scanning thousands of square miles for possible aggressors This summer Squadron 11 will be based at Argentia Newfoundland for radar patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patuxent River
Billie E. Claxton
USN
James H. Midox
Cameron
Airborne
Farry Warning Squadron 11
Navel Air Station
U. S
North Atlantic Ocean
Argentia
Newfoundland
Army Nurse Capt Atkinson assigned to Brooke Army Hospital
Army Nurse Capt Audrey P. Atkinson, daughter of Mrs Maud E. Atkinson of Camer on, has been assigned to Brooke Army Hospital at Fort Sam Houston. She entered the Army Nurse Corps in 1945 after graduating from Calvert High School.
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Fort Sam Houston
AHTNC
Audrey P. Atkinson
Maud E. Atkinson
Rt. 2
Cameron
Brooke Army Hospital
Atkinson
Army Nurse Corps
Calvert High School
Creep Feeding Lambs L-322 Extension Publication
The Extension Service releases Creep Feeding Lambs L-322 available through local county agents offices or the Agricultural Information Office College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Information Office
College Station
Fire ant infestation reported across Texas counties
Extension entomologists warn farmers and ranchers in Anderson, Tyler, Jasper, Newton, Hardin, Orange, Jefferson, Liberty, Chambers, Harris and Fort Bend counties to be alert for the imported fire ant. Officials urge vigilance in nearby counties as the pest spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Tyler
Jasper
Newton
Hardin
Orange
Jefferson
Liberty
Chambers
Harris
Fort Bend
Texas
A&m Extension
Farmers sod waterways for terrace protection in Taylor District
Cooperators in the Taylor Soil Conservation District use favorable spring moisture to sod waterways for terrace outlet protection. L. B. Ashley and others in Rockdale Thorndale Hare community partner to establish grassed waterways, reducing erosion and guiding runoff safely. A.B. Pike near Milano sodded 97 acres with Bermuda in furrows to boost erosion control and growth. Robert Harwood near Gause plans irrigation on 30 acres with gravity furrow system from a well drilled last spring.
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Taylor Soil Conservation District
Rockdale
L. B. Ashley
Edward
Wilbert Weise
Thorndale
Edwin Leschber
Louis Sters
Taylor
E. M. Oliver
William Caesar
Hare
Ter
A.B. Pike
Temple
Milano
Bermuda
Robert Harwood
Austin
Gause
Mr. Harwood
13 Countians Go To Dallas For Physicals
Thirteen young men left Cameron for the examining station in Dallas for physicals as part of draft processing. Five were inducted and sent to camps for basic training. The local draft board listed names of examinees and inductees and noted reemployment rights. Orders were mailed for induction on May 16 and for physicals on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nen
Cameron
Dallas
Raymond L. Posival
Johnnie B Gibson
Harrell D. Turner
Lovester L. Bowser
Joseph Jones
William Koenig
Farnest Green
Jimmy R. Peel
Joe L. Smith
Thomas W. Beard
Harold D. Woolverton
Lupe Mendoza
Poole E. Hairston
Billy J. Lewis
Clard L. Anderson
Weldon G. Henson
Eugene S. Vansa
Pedro Jaramillo
Department of Labor
Cooperators Expand Cotton Ground Conservation District
About 30 acres of cotton were irrigated last year as 20 additional landowners join the Tay lor Soul Conservation District, bringing total cooperators to 3 733 acres. Four landowners in Rockdale area plus three others in Thorndale and Rockdale were assisted by Soil Conservation Service technicians in planning soil and water conservation programs for their farms.
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Taylor Soul Conservation District
Rockdale
Gus Johnson
D. T. Galbreath
Edwin Lescher
Edward Weise Thorndale
Soil Conservation Service
Taylor Lot
Cameronite's Nephew Horace Kilpatrick Dies Sudden
Funeral services were held Wednesday at Olney for Horace Kilpatrick 35 who died suddenly at his De Leon home. He was the nephew of Mrs H C Tindall Cameron. Burial followed at Olney. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Marshall Kilpatrick De Leon and two brothers Floyd and Reese Kilpatrick.
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Olney
Horace Kilpatrick
de Leon
H. C. Tindall
Cameron
Marshall Kilpatrick
Floyd and
Reese Kilpatrick
Jaywalking Costs in the United States
In 1956, 3,170 people were killed in jaywalking incidents across the United States. The figure highlights the deadly impact of pedestrian rule violations and traffic risks nationwide.
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Enthusiast Prides
Ear
Reed & Barton
Paul Revere
Culpepper
S&h
Houston
Maryland Air Station
Capt
A. Atkinson
Ft. Sam Houston
Fire Ant
Lad
Cameronite
Ford
Thandesbird
America
Ford Price
Hefley - Stedman Motor Company
North Houston
National Tavern
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