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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1949

Page

2

Russians Tighten Berlin Traffic in New Subtle Blockade

May 18 reports say Soviet authorities restricted motor traffic to Berlin and the Soviet zone citing slumping East German mark value. An American official called it a new indirect blockade as four power talks on easing trade and traffic broke down. Berlin bound freight was halted at Hof and Helmstedt was named the only permissible crossing point, a shift in how the road link operated. C A Dix, U S transport chief, called it the subtle blockade restarting.

Berlin Germany Helmstedt Soviet Economic Commission Hof C. A. Dix

Newton to attend Andover Theological Seminary for clinical training

James Newton of Maysfield will travel to Boston this summer to study counselling the sick at Andover Theological Seminary. The ex serviceman and Austin Presbyterian student will train in general hospitals of Greater Boston and return to Austin for the 1949-50 year. John Elder of Dallas will work in a European Displaced Persons camp.

Austin James Billy) Newton Maysfield Boston Mass Andover Theological Seminary Newton H. G. Newton Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary General Hospitals Ceater Boston University Presbyterian Church of Austin Southwest John Elder Dallas Europe

Guardsmen Fire At Camp Hood Report High Scores

Fifteen enlisted men of Battery C 649th AAA Battalion took part in the first weekend familiarization firing at Camp Hood with high scores noted. The unit traveled from Cameron joining teams from Taylor Belton and Temple. A second and two more weekend shoots are scheduled for May and June with all personnel to receive rifle instruction. Mr and Mrs O E Barry and daughter Anne of Lubbock attended the funeral of the couple’s granddaughter in Hearne before visiting Cameron relatives.

649Th Camp Hood Cameron Taylor, Belton Temple Charles A. Brady Maifred H. Mraz Arnold R. Onderas Otis R. Rogers Marksman Johnny R. Yarbrough Virgil C. Wall William S. McLean Stanley D. Fikes Paul T. Nabours Johnnie T. Barrett Milton D. Sheffield Charlie E. Hux O. E. Barry Anne Lubbock R. B. Mays Hearne

Hicks and Isaacs Visit Austin on Business Trip

Chas Hicks and Don Isaacs traveled to Austin on a business trip to discuss upcoming deals and potential partnerships with local firms. The visit focused on expanding regional operations and establishing next steps.

Chas. Hicks Don Isaacs Austin

Cameron Horses Dominate Empty Saddle Club Show in Marlin

Cameron horses led events at the Empty Saddle Club show in Marlin Thursday night. Honest John, owned by Marvin Ethridge and ridden by Marie McDermott, won first in the reining class for the third straight year. Lyle McDermott placed second in reining with Thorn, and Soapsuds, a 10 month old filly owned by Make McDermott, won halter and advances to the grand championship.

Cameron Marlin Honest John Marvin Ethridge Marie McDermott McDermott Lyle McDermott Thorn Soapsuds Make McDermott

Cameron residents debate future of local horse shows

A Cameron crowd urged keeping or expanding Cameron shows, arguing the town has built facilities years ago and could host one of Texas’s best events. They worry Cameron is helping other communities too much and question whether to establish a local horse show rather than maintain the status quo.

Cameron Texas

Twins Arrive in Cameron Twin Daughters Born May 11 1949

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Knight announce the birth of twin daughters Linda and Lillian in Cameron. Linda weighs five pounds and Beatrice Noey is noted as the mother. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Noey of Cameron.

E. H. Knight Cameron Linda Lillian Beatrice Noey C. N. Noey

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