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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

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Air Medal hero Sgt Sealy Storey guest at Rotary lunch

Sgt Sealy M Storey a turret gunner on a B 26 in the Alaska theater was guest of the Rotary Club at noon. He discussed life in the far northwest and his missions including the attack on a large Japanese cargo vessel at Holtz Bay Attu. The ceremony in March 1948 honored him with the Air Medal. Lt Col John F Chenault also received a decoration. He is 23, married Helen Vaughan May 20, and his aircraft Daisy May was named after Li'l Abner.

Sealy M. Storey Rotary Club Set Storey Bill Storey Set. Storey Florence Jane Helen Vaughan Far Northwest J. B. White The Herald Sgt. Storey Aleutian Islands Alaska Holtz Bay Attu Army Navy Alaskan Air Command North Pacific Popular Science Glenn Martin Midway General Butler Alaskans Air Command Anchorage John F. Chenault Chenault China MacArthur Phillipine Pearl Harbor Sgt Randolph Field California Dutch Harbor Alaskan MacDill Tampa Fla Daisy May Li’l Abner

New Cameron to Giddings Bus Line Likely Soon

Emory B. Camp announces the Jackson Bus Line will run Cameron to Giddings with four daily buses. Bowen Lines permit canceled as the new service awaits official approval in Austin next Monday and is not contested.

Cameron Giddings Bowen Lines Emory B. Camp Jackson Bus Line Jackson Lines Austin

Will of Frank Fulcher Probate Admitted May 25 1943

The will of Frank Fulcher, deceased, was admitted to probate on May 25 1943. W J Fulcher was named independent executor without bond. John Frank, C E Prewett, and Robert Foster were appointed appraisers. Joe Kovar of Buckholts visited Cameron on Thursday.

Frank Fulcher W. J. Fulcher John Frank C. E. Prewett Robert Foser Joe Kovar Buckholts Cameron

Three Brothers Serve in the Armed Forces

Capt. V. Nelson from Milam area now commands at Camp McCoy Wisconsin after enlisting in 1937. Native of New Salem near Rockdale he trained at Fort Sam Houston and ascended to captain. He is one of three Nelson brothers in the army with rapid advancement and key duties at the Wisconsin post.

V. Nelson Camp McCoy Wis Milam New Salem Rockdale James Nelson Cameron Nelson Heavy Artillery Fort Sam Houston Wisconsin Army Capt

9 Years In Service Set Fort Worth Soldier Nelson

Bak r Floyd Nelson a 28 year old Army engineer with 9 years of service, is stationed in the Panama Canal Zone. A Cavilla High School graduate born and raised in Milam County he is the son of Mr and Mrs James Nelson of Cameron and brother to Capt W Nelson and Cpl James Nelson.

Bak Floyd Nelson Armea Hees Army Haineers Canal Zone Nelson Army Engineers Fort Sam Houston Southern Department of the Army Virginia Alabama Louisiana Panama Canal Zone Cavilla High School Milam County James Nelson Cameron Capt. W. Nelson Cpl

Mrs George W Allen Dies in Cameron Milam County Pioneer

Mrs George W Allen longtime Milam County resident died at her Cameron home Monday night after lingering illness. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday evening with burial at Walker Creek Cemetery. Survived by husband George W Allen two sons Grady Allen and Will Allen and stepson R M Kennedy former Milam County sheriff.

George W. Allen Milam County Cameron Wailkers Creek

Aged Man Burned in Fire Near Newton

John Horak, 80, suffered severe burns to face and body when his home nearly burned Friday morning near Newton. The lamp, kept near his bed, is believed to have exploded. Firemen arrived quickly and Horak was placed in Newton Memorial Hospital by Officer Jim McGoldrick. He remained in critical condition.

John Horak Newton Memorial Hospital Mr. Horak Horak Jim McGoldrick

Fire Claims Life of John Horak at Home Incident

John Horak, 38, died after an oil lamp exploded near his bed causing burns. He was rescued by firefighters and died at Newton Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set at Marek-Burns Funeral Home Cameron with interment at Marek Cemetery. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs Ed Schiller Buckholts and Mrs John Spark Oklahoma City, and a son Frank Horak Caldwell.

John Horak Newton Memorial Hospital Horak Marek-Burns Funeral Cameron Zeseda Carawell Marak Marek-Burns Funeral Home Ed. Schiller Buckholts John Spark Oklahoma City Okla Frank Horak Caildwell

Mr and Mrs Ernest Senkel Visit Cameron from Jones Prairie

Mr and Mrs Ernest Senkel of Jones Prairie were in Cameron on Monday for an unspecified purpose.

Ernest Senkel Jones Prairie Cameron

Sgt Sealy Storey Weds Helen Vaughan in Quiet Cameron Ceremony

Sgt Sealy M Storey WW II Aleutian air war hero and Helen Vaughan were married in Cameron on Friday in a family-only ceremony. Storey, a B 26 gunner on the fast bomber, is on leave and awaiting a Southeast area assignment. The Herald will publish more about his exploits as military secrecy allows.

Sealy M. Storey United States Helen Vaughan Cameron Sgt. Storey Army Air Corps Alaska Storey Greer Vaughan Naval Forces New Caledonia Roy Vaughan Ferry and Transport Command United States Army Air Corps Air Corps The Herald

Applications Here For 3rd Ration Book

Applications have arrived at the local post office for the 38rd War Ration Book to be distributed to the people. Postmaster J. R. Hays said cards will be mailed to rural and city boxes starting Monday from Dallas. Anyone not receiving by mail can obtain an application at the post office.

J. R. Hays Ration Board Dallas

Neal Dodson Promoted to Sergeant in Army Unit

Camp San Luis Obispo announces promotion of T.5 Henry Neal Dodson to staff sergeant. Dodson, inducted October 26, 1942, serves with a special service unit in Central California. His wife works as an assistant cashier at the Cameron Theatre where he was a projectionist before enlistment.

Camp San Luis Obispo Henry Neal Dodson F. M. Sargent Dodson Central California Army Cameron Theatre

Army Life of James Emmett Nelson Six Years Service

One of three Nelson brothers in the armed services James Emmett Nelson volunteered for the Medical Corps with brother Baker Floyd Nelson. He served at Fort Sam Houston West Virginia Albuquerque and Camp Clovis New Mexico over six years, joining before Pearl Harbor. He is 82, son of Mr and Mrsames Nelson of Cameron.

Iine Armed Services James Emmett Nelson Medical Corps Set Baker Floyd Nelson Nelson Fort Sam Houston Thas Int West Virginia Albuquerque New Mexico Camp Clovis Pearl Harbor Cpl Fhavilla High School Ames Nelson Cameron

Edsel Ford Dies at 49 in Dearborn Home

Edsel Ford president of the Ford Motor Company and son of Henry Ford died at his Dearborn home after several days of ill health from undulent fever. The noted industrialist had recently shouldered major duties in the family business and ages 49 at his death.

Edsel Ford Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Dearbon Ford Isle of Malta Mr. Ford

Funeral Services for Mrs Meta Strohmier May 23 1943

Mrs Meta Strohmier dies at her home in Vogelsang community after a brief illness. Funeral services will be at 5 p m Sunday May 23 1943 at Vogelsang church conducted by Rev R Kalkbrenner. Interment in Vogelsang cemetery. Green Funeral Home Cameron in charge.

Meta Strohmer Vogelsang R. Kalkbrenner Volgelsang

Love Feast in Moscow Toasts Davies at Stalin Banquet

A Kremlin banquet in Moscow toasted Ambassador Joseph E. Davies with toast to Churchill and Roosevelt. Davies arrived with a personal Roosevelt letter, while the Communist Internationale was dissolved soon after. Davies spoke briefly and sat to Stalin's right as Soviet hosts staged a grand reception.

Moscow Davies Stalin Kremlin Joe Stalin Joseph E. Davies Churchill Roosevelt Josef Stalin

J W Garner Rothdale Attorney Visits Town

J W Garner attorney of Rothdale arrived as a business visitor on Monday, meeting local contacts and discussing matters of local concern.

J. W. Garner Rothdale

Scrap Metal Campaign Aims To Reach One Million Pounds

The army directed scrap metal drive led by Lieut. Walter Todd from Camp Hood and about 80 enlisted men with 20 trucks are collecting iron and steel for war needs. About 600,000 pounds have already shipped, with 100 loads in hand at the Southern Pacific yards and an expected total of one million pounds when the effort ends. Todd oversees the Cameron and Milam county assignment, and the unit is quartered at the gymnasium.

Walter Todd Camp Hood Southern Pacific W. B.wler S. P Lieut Todd Cameron and Milam County

Italians Flee to Rome as Bombing War Widens

The Italian cabinet meets in extraordinary session as Italians flee coastal towns toward Rome for safety amid aerial bombardment. Reports also note exodus along Sardinia and widespread war coverage from Washington. In the capital shortages rise while the War Labor Board may rule on the coal strike. Pat O’Leary and wife visit family while he heads to Camp Davis North Carolina for training. she plans to return to Tyler to continue studies.

Rome Sardinia Italy Russia Washington War Labor Board Set Pat O'Leary Mary Katherine Lawrence Mary McLane Lawrence Camp Davis N. C O'Leary Tyler

Four Million Tons Scrap Metal From Central Counties

Camp Hood reports four million pounds of scrap metal collected from Lampasas Falls Milam counties since March in an Army drive led by Major Ross D. Schleigh and aided by Lt. Richard A Keeney Lt. Walter Todd and Lt. John Termini. Schleigh expects Falls county to contribute about a million more. Thirty five trucks carry metal to mills as 86 workers and 21 trucks bring in the scrap for shipment.

Camp Hood Lampasas Falls Milam Falls County Ross D. Schleigh Richard A. Keeney Walter Todd John Termini

Funeral services held for Mrs J D Griffith at San Gabriel

Mrs J D Griffith died Sunday and funeral services were conducted Monday at 3 p m in San Gabriel by Rev Crone of Rockdale. Attendees from Cameron included Wes Young Will Vaughan and local residents. A L Hammonds of Houston visited Mrs J W Wilson. Walter Senkel traveled through Cameron Tuesday morning. Wallace Law of the Liquor Control Board in Belton was in Cameron on business.

San Gabriel J. D. Griffith A. L. Hammonds Houston J. W. Wilson Walter Senkel Cameron Wallace Law Liquor Control Board Belton

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Probate V, Nelson GT. Baker Floyd Nelson John Hopak Sealy Storey Neal Dodson Meta Strohmier Boot
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