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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1955

Page

9

Soil Conservation District News on Markham Farm Plan

Calvin Markham, co operator in Taylor Soil Conservation District, begins a conservation program on his newly bought 170 acre Liberty community farm. A large pond will provide permanent water, reduce the gully, and bermuda turf sod will stabilize spillway. He plans seed crops this year and next, with deferred grazing to restore native grasses and careful stocking after two years.

Calvin Markham Taylor Soil Conservation District Markham Liberty Texas Bermuda

Legislative actions from April week in House and Senate

The Governor signed a bill raising driver license fees and authorizing more highway patrols. Livestock Sanitary Commission will gain six members with full industry representation including one veterinarian. Both chambers backed constitutional amendments, each for one million dollars for the Veteran’s Land program, and a ban on alcohol at public school athletic events with fines.

Herman Yezak Senate Livestock Sanitary Commission House

Legislature session actions and local bill activity overview

The House passed measures by a 96 to 53 vote and sent them to the Senate while attempts to strike tobacco taxes failed. A Senate bill exempted certain veterans organizations from ad valorem tax. The Governor vetoed the first bill of the session. Over 150 bills were approved as 933 were introduced in the House and 427 in the Senate. Senator Jimmy Phillips seized minutes of Veterans Land Board meetings for photostated archival use.

Senate House State Parks Board The American Legion McLennan County Jimmy Phillips Angleton Veterans Land Veterans Land Board Hearne Thorndale 'T High School Texas Milam County Sportsmen Club

Cpl John Small Receives Army Discharge

Cpl John R. Small has returned to Cameron after two years of service and discharge from the Army earlier this month. He previously lived here before enlisting in April 1953 and worked for a local taxi company.

Cpl John R. Small Cameron Army Small

Navy Ships Unite With ACS To Fight Cancer

Four ships from the Eighth Naval District reserve fleet will steam past New Orleans on May 2 in a combat mission with two destroyer escorts and two submarine chasers joining forces with the American Cancer Society. Over 209 Naval Reservists from Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas will form a human formation spelling ACS FIGHT CANCER at the Naval Station.

Eighth Naval District Reserve Training ‘‘Fleet U S. Naval Station New Orleans American Cancer Society Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Naval Station Ock ACS

Training cruise formation spells cancer fight message

Sailors prepare a two week training cruise with a diamond formation of ships. USS Willett and USS Haas display large seven foot letters reading GIVE A. C. S. and FIGHT CANCER while USS PCE 846 flies signal flags to complete the display.

USS Willett Haas Pce 846

Dr George Bowman Thanks Citizens

Dr George Bowman chairman of the Health and Sanitation Committee reports Clean-up Week a big citywide success. He thanks Cameron citizens for cooperation and the city for making the project a success.

George Bowman The Chamber of Commerce Cameron Bowman

Keep Spine In Line Observed During Posture Week

Texan chiropractors promote Correct Posture Week urging the public to keep the spine aligned and claim benefits of better health. They emphasize daily reminders to maintain proper posture and advise ergonomic practices at work and home.

Chiropractors Texas

Texans urged to walk tall to protect spine health

Dr. R. E. Hartong of San Antonio Association president urges simple daily rules to prevent back aches. He advises upright sitting with no slumping, uncrossed legs, and half squats for lifting. In walking keep head up, ribs lifted, shoulders relaxed, and arms swinging. aim to walk tall, sit tall, stand tall, and sleep tall for better posture.

R. E. Hartong San Antonio Association

First nonstop round the world flight begins and ends in Fort

A historic non stop global air voyage begins and ends in Fort with the aircraft completing its circumnavigation without a stopover. The journey showcases advances in aviation technology and endurance as the crew navigates continents and oceans.

Army Worms In Corn and Maize

Army worms are damaging corn and maize in the Yarrellton and Belmena Communities. Farmers should examine fields and apply one quart of Toxaphene per acre for control, or one quart Toxaphene plus one pint B H C or D D T per acre. Dust form also effective.

Yarrellton Belmena

Senior Class Play Draws Full House of Cheers

The senior class play directed by Mrs C L Canady drew a full house with a lively dialect comedy. Audiences praised the performance and especially enjoyed the two brats Nan.

C. L. Canady Nan

Cameron defends five-inning win over Taylor Ducks 4-2

Cameron baseball opened District 18-A with a 4-2 victory over Taylor. Alvin Baggerly pitched all nine innings for the Yoemen, allowing six hits, while Jack Baker went the distance for Taylor. Jimmy Rettig powered Cameron with a homer, triple, and double as the Yoemen built a four-run first inning and held on.

Cameron Taylor Ducks Alvin Baggerly Duck Jack Baker Jimmy Rettig Yoeman

Frank Hanel Honored On 66th Birthday

Frank J. Hanel was honored on his 66th birthday with a buffet and gifts on April 16. Attending were his wife and children including Anna Marie and Imelda Harel, along with numerous Hanel and Greenwood relatives.

Frank Hanel Frank J. Hanel Harel Anna Marie Imelda Harel Clarence Hanel Herman Hanel Lawrence Greenwood Anton Hanel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Soil Conservation District News Clarence L. Stock and Hal Hartrick House of Representatives Fuiston Fort Hood Second Armored Germany Frankfort United States Camp Kilmer New Jersey Camp Chaffee John Small Montague Ocean City Firestone Plastic Garden Pflueger True Temper Heddon Lawrence Johnson Conolon Mitchell Bronson Green Hornet Langley Zebco Jug Horstmann Brothers Lone Star Land Edunee Waweer Lone Star Lone Star Gas Company Navy J. D. Moore Yoemen
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