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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

Page

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New Bridge Here Open to Traffic

A 7000 strong crowd celebrated the opening of the Little River bridge and causeway on May 17. A two mile parade preceded ceremonies led by E A Perring. Judge Dan Tyson hosted the program and honored the late Jeff T Kemp. Mrs Kemp cut the ribbon, citing memory of her husband. Fred Knetch urged the 100 year wait ended by wartime delays. Senator Kyle Vick had pledged the bridge’s future when elected.

Little River E. A. Perring Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee Dan Tyson Tyson Jeff T. Kemp Kemp Kyle Vick

Pipeline Will Be Built Across Milam County

An oil pipeline by Houston Pipeline Company will run from Hearne through Milam County to San Marcos Texas crossing the Brazos near Gause and extending south of Milano through Sandow and near Conoley. Abstracts were prepared by Milam County Abstract Company. It will serve major production with early construction expected.

Milam County Houston Pipeline Company San Marcos Hays County Hearne Brazos Gause Milano Sandow Conoley Milam County Abstract Company

New Ford Models Shown at Hefley Stedman Display Week

The 1947 Ford lineup arrives at Hefley Stedman Motor Company with open house May 21 to May 24. H. H. Stedman says several new models debut here, marking Ford’s first 1947 display since 1946. The event is run with a national ad agency and includes an invitation to visit the showroom. Henry Ford II will attend a Dallas meeting with agency owners.

Ford Hefley-Stedman Motor Company H. H. Stedman The Daily Herald Stedman Dallas Henry Ford II Ford Motor Company

President Truman Keeps Vigil Over gravely ill mother

Mrs Martha E Truman 94 year old mother of President Truman lies gravely ill at Grandview Missouri with doctors saying a tired heart fights a losing battle The President keeps vigil at her bedside and spent the night in Kansas City He cancels social engagements in Washington and plans to join family at Grandview as Margaret Truman prepares to depart for the old home

Martha E. Truman Grandview Missouri President Truman Kansas City Truman Washington Margaret Truman

Fred Lake to Open Potato Chip Plant in Cameron

Fred Lake of San Antonio will open a potato chip plant in Cameron on June 15 with plans to relocate June 1. The new business, to be called Big Boy Food Products, will operate from the Cornelius Radio Shop building and serve a 50 mile marketing radius. Lake and his family will move to the city amid housing shortages.

Cameron L. W. Smith Chamber of Commerce Lake Cornelius Radio Cornelius Lamesa West Texas Smith

Harriett Weems of Milam County Dies at 78

Mrs Harriett Almeda Weems 78 died Monday May 19 in Newton Memorial Hospital Cameron after long illness. Funeral services were at First Methodist Church with Rev A E Rider and Rev Henry M Bailey. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. She leaves two sons Milton and Marshall, two daughters Flannie Dodson and Alma Burroughs, a sister Mrs A N Weems, 25 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren.

Harriett Almeda Weems Newton Memorial Hospital Cameron First Methodist Church A. E. Rider Henry M. Bailey Presbyterian Church Maysfield Green Funeral Home Oak Hill Weems Marshall Weems Milton Weems Flannie Dodson Rosebud Alma Burroughs Georgetown A. N. Weems

Bridge opening broadcast missed by KTEM in Temple ceremony

Mayor MecCullin explains KTEM failed to air the bridge opening due to delays in Temple and traffic. Broadcaster Whitesides arrived Cameron late and did not reach the platform. The city chartered a plane for air views while Paramount reporters covered the event. traffic figures show 743 cars crossed the new bridge after ceremonies with 200 to 300 on the old bridge and 1000 to 1200 cars ready to cross.

MecCullin Daily Herald KTEM Temple Whitesides Cameron McCullin Paramount News

Lone Star Gas Extends Natural Gas to Caldwell

Lone Star Gas Co plans to supply Caldwell from mains out of Bryan with J R Bush as district manager and Frank Wiggs supervising. The district includes Cameron Buckholts Rogers Rockdale Rosebud and Caldwell with Cameron as headquarters. Thorndale Champion notes surveys done and piping awaited for the Caldwell project.

Lone Star Gas Company Caldwell Bryan J. R. Bush Frank Wiggs Cameron Buckholts Rogers Rockdale Rosebud Thorndale

Paramount News On Hand For Bridge Dedication

Gordon Yoder of Dallas with Paramount News filmed the opening of the new causeway across Little River on Saturday. He was contacted by Stanley Swift and arrived late Friday afternoon. L. E. Orr of Fox Movietone also recorded the ceremonies. Both men stayed at the Cameron Hotel during the visit.

Gordon Yoder Dallas Paramount News Film Service Little River Yoder Stanley Swift L. E. Orr Fox Movietone Mr. Orr Mr. Yoder Cameron Hotel City

Cameron Loses Season Opener to Taylor in Sunday Contest

Cameron saw its perfect season end as Taylor defeated them 7 to 3 behind strong pitching from Sweet. The Central Texas League match is set to resume next Sunday in Cameron at Lawless Green Field with a 2 30 p.m. start.

Cameron Taylor Sweet Lawless Green Field

Buckholts Graduation Set For Friday Ceremonies

Buckholts high school to hold Friday high school graduation with Rev L L Morriss delivering the address. Elementary school exercises are Wednesday at 8 p m with W A Morrison Cameron district attorney as speaker. Graduates include Ethleen Abel Barney Chevalier Imogene Henson and others. W A Sell to present diplomas.

Major Ned Ike Looney Visits Parents During 60 Day Leave

Maj. Ned Ike Looney is on a 60 day leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Looney. He spent over thirty months overseas, re-entered the army, and is awaiting his next assignment.

Ned Ike Looney O. T. Looney Maj. Looney Army

Cameron School Board Plans Friday Meeting on Teacher Pay

A Cameron School Board special session is set for Friday night May 28 to discuss current faculty contracts and methods to fund salary hikes. Dr. Clifford Swift says the open meeting will inform patrons of plans, needs, and budget demands to meet new per capita law requirements. The group weighs joining state aid and equalization funds to reduce local tax pressure while ensuring salaries meet the $2,000 minimum. The board may issue a financial statement and complete budget to clarify the situation.

Cameron School Clifford Swift Swift Austin Cameron

Cold front clears Gulf region with warm-up ahead

A cold front that dropped Fort Worth temperatures to 50 Tuesday night moved through the Gulf, bringing rain across much of the state. Early Wednesday offered sunshine and clearing skies, with warmer weather expected by Thursday. In Cameron the front caused a heavy shower and relief from humidity, while areas north saw more rain and hail near Lott and Chilton. Minor wind damage to vegetation reported.

Fort Worth Gulf Cameron City Lott and Chilton

All Operators Back on Job in Cameron

The 43 day strike of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company union workers ends with 16 operators returning to work to join 6 who had already resumed. In St Louis the union and company officials reached a settlement. Co L Carson Taylor South manager said service would return to normal in a couple of days.

Association of Communication Equipment Workers Western Electric Company National Federation of Telephone Workers NFTW John Murray U. S. Labor Disputes Conciliator Western Electric Southwestern Bell Telephone Company St. Louis Co. L. Carson Taylor Telephone Company Carson

Two Fines Assessed After Accident In County Court

Ernest Pratt of Marlow received two $100 fines from Judge Dan Tyson in county court Monday. Pratt pleaded guilty to driving a car while intoxicated and to an assault with a motor vehicle connected to a recent accident that injured a woman pedestrian.

Ernest Pratt Marlow Dan Tyson Pratt

Mrs Kemp and daughter tour through Texas on visit

Mrs Jeff T. Kemp and her daughter Mrs William S. Brown of Washington DC, visiting relatives, left Wednesday for Abilene to visit Kemp's sister Mrs Rupert Harkrider, passing through Waco where they spent a few hours with kin.

Jeff T. Kemp William S. Brown Washington, D. C Abilene Kemp Rupert Harkrider Waco

American Legion Post Sends $100 to Texas City Relief

Edwin Hardy Post No. 9 announced by Joe Richter that the American Legion sent $100 to the Texas City relief fund. The post said the funds were voted locally and forwarded to national Legion authorities coordinating the relief effort.

Edwin Hardy American Legion Texas City Relief Fund Joe Richter

Insects Cost Milam County 10000 Bales

Milam County faces about 10000 bales in crop losses to insects valued at around 2 million dollars. County Agent J W Stufflebeam Jr notes one seventh of Texas cotton is ruined yearly and the 1946 Milam crop was 9600 bales. Extension Service offers a cotton insect control guide available at the county agent's office. Farmers pursuing poison programs should consult the vocational agriculture teacher or county agent for more details.

Texas J. W. Stufflebeme, Jr Milam County Texas Extension Service

Funeral services for Mrs Marie Zelisko in Cameron

Funeral services for Mrs. Marie M. Zelisko 86 will be held at Saint Monica's Church Cameron at 9 a m Thursday May 22 with interment in the church cemetery Rev George J Duda pastor will conduct and Marek Burns Funeral Home directs arrangements She died at her daughter Mrs Martha Pieser home in Haskell Texas May 20 after several weeks illness The body was due to arrive at turn to page four

Marie M. Zelisko Saint Monica’s Catholic Church Cameron George J. Duda Marek Burns

Wallace Seeks World Peace Through Food Not Guns in Austin

Henry A. Wallace spoke at Gregory Gymnasium to about 10,000 in Austin urging a domestic policy ending discrimination and promoting food aid as the path to world peace. He praised Homer Rainey and referenced an airport incident where a Soviet-flagged car was attacked. Wallace spoke at a campus event backing a positive peace program.

Wallace Austin Truman Henry A. Wallace University of Texas Forks of the Creek Gregory Gymnasium Homer P Rainey Texas Sam Houston John H. Reagan Jim Hogg

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Fred Knetch of Seguin State Highway Commission Fred Lake San Antonio Harriett Weems Lone Star Gas Co Legion Post Texas City
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