Cameron Chamber Seeks 300 Locker Proposals For Plant
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce urges rapid reservations for a proposed frozen food locker plant with 500 lockers, 300 reserved by producers. Payments of 12.50 or 15.00 dollars secure escrowed deposits. 6 percent in advance required. Optional abattoir service and fruit vegetable freezing offered, with details and contact through local Cameron banks or authorized solicitors.
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Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Cameron
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Cameron Banks
Chamber
J.C. Penney Co
Dusek Pharmacy
War Food Administration
Temple talks on city planning and improvements
Mayor Chas. C. Smith and Cameron Planning Board Chairman H. M. Hefley visited Temple to discuss an evolving city plan. Board members favor a revenue survey to finance public improvements within budget, with no definite plans yet and aims to address streets, a municipal building, and future growth.
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Chas. C. Smith
H. M. Hefley
Cameron Planning Board
Temple
Temple Planning Board
Smith
Hefley
Planning Board
Lt. Erwin Wied Returns From Service In Panama and Ca
Lt. Erwin L Wied 27 year old B 17 and B 24 bombardier and aircraft observer returns to the United States and is processed at the Army Air Force Redistribution Station No 2 in Miami Beach He flew 60 combat and patrol missions over Panama and Guatemala and earned the Air Medal He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fritz Wied of Burlington and is married to Lones H Wied of Cameron He is an alumnus of Rosebud High School
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Erwin L. Wied
Burlington
Continental
United States
Army Air Force
No. 2
Miami Beach
AAF
Wied
Panama
Kuatamala
Fritz Wied
Burtington
Lones H. Wied
Cameron
Rosebud High School
Hoyte 4-H Club May Meeting and Egg Care Demo
The Hoyte 4-H Club met May 15 in the school lunch room with seven members present. Mrs. Peed could not attend while Lucille Cook discussed caring for eggs and testing freshness. members learned to make wire egg baskets before adjourning.
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Hoyte 4-H
May in History May 22 1943 Roosevelt calls 18 to 20 to register
President Franklin D Roosevelt ordered men aged 18 to 20 to register for potential military service on June 30 as part of wartime manpower measures during World War II. The directive reflected rapid mobilization efforts and broad citizen involvement in the war effort.
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Roosevelt
Missing In Action Sgt Lazek A 22 Year Old Bombardier
Missing in action over Germany since April 29 is Sgt Aleck Lazek 22 a gunner and bombardier in the United States Army Air Corps based in England He had served five years since enlisting after graduation in 1929 The War Department telegram to Mr and Mrs Fred Lazek Sr states he is missing in action after three months overseas among Europe air combat duties aboard a Fortress bomber.
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Aleck Lazek
United States Army Air Corps
England
Germany
Lazek
Europe
War Department
Washington
Fred Lazek
Sgt
Allies take 5500 German prisoners in Italy amid retreat
The Allies captured 5500 German prisoners in Italy as German forces fell into disorderly flight from Allied units led by British French and American forces. The report notes a milder defense line and suggests the war may pause before renewed fighting, with American public mood cited as a factor. Also mentions Emil and Mrs. Biskup visiting Cameron relatives.
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Italy
Hitler
United Nations
Buckholts Man Awarded Legion of Merit Medal
Mas ter Sgt. Louis F. Sevcik of Buckholts received the Legion of Merit for leading maintenance at advanced New Guinea bases from 1942 to 1948. He organized untrained crews to sustain over 400 combat sorties despite enemy attacks and scarce parts.
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Buckholts
Legion of Merit
New Guinea
Twister Damages Franklin. $50,000 in Destruction
A Sunday tornado struck Franklin, county seat of Robertson County, demolishing two brick buildings and several warehouses and residences. No casualties were reported. Editor L. E. Scott of the Franklin Texan estimated damages at about $50,000 amid heavy rain. Back: the attack with Bonds.
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Robertson County
L. E. Scott
The
Franklin Texan
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Erwin L. Weid
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Emil Biskup
Houston
Fred Biskup
Biskup
Clara Kalisewski
Bellville
Veronica
Milam Theatre
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Far East
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