Roosevelt Courage and Progressive Path for Nation
The piece applauds President Roosevelt for standing firm on the veteran bonus issue and criticizes calls for immediate reform. It argues leadership must balance innovation with restraint, warns big business and veteran groups against political retaliation, and stresses openness to change, education reform, and economic reconstruction for future progress. It cites the NRA collapse, farm interests, and the need for citizen involvement in advancing national goals.
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Roosevelt
Five injured in Milano highway crash near Rockdale
A five person party returning from Thorndale High School graduation was injured when a truck crowded their car on the Milano road north of Rockdale. Judge Jeff T. Kemp, his wife, Miss Alice Fanning, Miss Myra Lee Fanning and Mike Ray Fanning sustained cuts, bruises and a sprained ankle. Mrs Kemp remained in Cameron Hospital for several days.
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Milano Highway
Rockdale
Ares
Jeff T. Kemp
Albice Fanning
Myra Lee Fanning
Mike Ray Fanning
Yar High
Thorndale High School
Kemp
Mery
Judge Kemp
Fanning
Misa Alice
Mice Myra Lee
Mise Ray
Cameron Hospital
Perrin Declines Summer Training School Post at Southwestern
A. Perrin, Cameron Schools superintendent, was offered supervision of the summer teachers training school at Southwestern University but cannot accept due to Cameron duties. Dr. Ulrich of Southwestern urged Perrin to direct the program in Georgetown this summer. Perrin will teach a Cameron summer school and plans a gymnasium. Cameron patrons rejoice in his recognition among educators.
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A. Perri
Cameron
Southwestern University
Perrin
Ulrich
Southwestern
Georgetown
Cameron Schools
Davila Man Faces Murder Intended Shoot Charge
Davila resident Bob White was charged with assault with intent to murder after a Friday shooting in Val Verde. White, released on a 500 dollar bond, claims self defense, saying W E Luce advanced on him at a Val Verde garage after a garden bill dispute.
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Bob White
Davila
Sherrie R. M. Kennedy
Clarence McCall
Valverde
W. E. Luce
Val Verde
White
Loco
Eileen
Luce
Jesse Brock Receives Boost in Company Magazine
In the Magnolia Petroleum Company issue, Jesse Brock, agent at Cameron, is highlighted with a photo of his Cameron warehouse. The feature praises Brock and notes 125 approved active accounts and six months of 1 percent collections, portraying him as proud of the record and orderly operation.
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Maceoliagram
Jeeve Brock
Cameron
Magnolia Petroleum
Mr. Brock
Magnolia
Jene Brock
Brock
Worthy the Craft Herald Tribute to Local Printers
A tribute to Bob Browning and Earl Bailey for printing this edition without aid and delivering it to readers on time. The note praises their craftsmanship and devotion to the craft and tradition of printing.
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Herald
Bob Browning
Earl Bailey
Not Our Fault Hails Holiday and Community Party
The May 30 holiday means no mail delivery to rural readers and no mail routes. The Yarrellton Community Club hosts a Friday party to raise funds for a delegate attending the Short Course at A. M. College.
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The
Herald
Yarrellten
A. # M. College
Recovery Era and Business Pressure urged in early remarks
A forward speech notes the business position resisting measures that might frighten fragile prosperity. It argues activity should continue to sustain momentum and avoid actions that could undermine profits, overhead services, or favorable rates. The tone stresses avoiding stagnation during both downturn and boom.
Dorothy Perkins Wins American Legion Merit Award
Dorothy Perkins, Ada Henderson school honor student and valedictorian, received the American Legion merit award at the Monday graduation exercises. Douglas Perrin was salutatorian. Miss Perkins began school in Cameron and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Van Perkins.
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Dorothy Perkins
Ada Henderson
American Legion
Douglas Perrin
Miss Perkine
Cameron
L. van Perkins
Green Faces Prison Term In Rockdale Liquor Case
N. J. Green charged with violating Texas liquor laws and nuisance in Rockdale went to trial in Milam County District Court. The case, part of Cameron and Rockdale raids by the Grand Jury, drew attention as a potential barometer of public sentiment amid Milam County liquor-law enforcement. The state contemplates repeal in August.
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N. J. Green
Texas
Rockdale
Cameron
Jack Lewis
Green
Milam County
Lone Star Gas marks 25 years of Texas natural gas service
An advertisement from Lone Star Gas and affiliates celebrates a quarter century of natural gas service expanding from a single pipeline in 1909 1910 to a network serving about 300 towns and cities with modern gas utilities. It recalls early fuels wood coal and kerosene and notes the company’s growth from 15000 customers to a large interconnected system with offices in numerous towns.
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Lone Star Gas System
Texas
L. B. Denning
Lone Star Gas Company
Petrolia
Fort Worth
Dallas
Vilages
Summer School Opens June 10 at Yoe High
The annual term of summer school at Yoe High begins Monday June 10 announced by Superintendent E A Perrin. Mr Perrin and Miss Green will lead the courses. All interested pupils should meet at the building at 2 p m Friday June 7.
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Yoe High
E. A. Perrin
Cameron school teacher and local businessman wed
Blanche Wiley a Cameron school teacher and Charles Allday a local businessman were married Wednesday after obtaining a license from County Clerk Homer Nabours. They plan to live in Cameron in the Mrs. Della Denson apartments upon returning. Allday has long worked with the Robert McLane Company and Wiley has served on the school faculty.
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Mise Blanche Wiley
Echool
Cameron
Chas
Allday
Homer Nabours
Judging Team Receives Sweaters After State Win
Members of the stock judging team who won the state contest in Houston were given sweaters by E. D D. Parnell at the Lions club Tuesday luncheon. The team members were Marcellus Dragoo Cecil Bell and Ray Mabry. Cameron team won over 68 teams at the show and has been very successful in its judging program.
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Houston
E. D D. Parnell
Lions Club
Marcellus Dragoo
Cecil Bell
Ray Mabry
Lions
Cameron
Texas Women to Attend National 4H Congress in Washington
Miss Mabel Evard of Minerva a College of Industrial Arts student in Denton will travel to Washington as one of two Texans chosen for the national farm club congress. Mine Bertha Fae Strange home demonstration agent will accompany, departing Cameron on June 7 to attend the 4H Congress.
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Mabel Evard
Minerva
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Washington
National Farm Club Congress
Evard
Texas
Bertha Fae Strange
Cameron
Clean Up Week Proclaimed in Cameron City
Mayor Chas C. Smith proclaims Clean Up Week in Cameron from June 1 to June 8 and directs the street department to route trucks for trash removal. Citizens are urged to place all waste in containers at curbside for collection. official notice signed by City Treasurer Dan Tyson names the dates.
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Chas C. Smith
Cameron
Hazurdey Dune 1
Iwstmiet Department
Dan Tyson
Home loan program restarts May 29 in county
John B. Henderson company announces new home loan drive starting May 29 for 30 days. Dallas headquarters confirms funds from the new congressional appropriation, and about 30 loans have been made locally. Applications should be filed promptly at the designated office.
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John B. Henderson
Corporation
Keane
Dallas
Hemderson Enid
Congress
Mayor Proclaims Railroad Week honors Cameron lines
Mayor Chas C Smith issues proclamation honoring Cameron railroads Western States join in Railroad Week June 10 to 15. E Cole Southern Pacific and M G Manning Santa Fe receive copies. Proclamation notes railroads tax payments employment and fare reductions.
Two Held in Casing Theft Report Amid Local Irregularities
A Wheeler County sheriff reports two men under arrest for theft of oil well casing near Lake Crowhwad and Rege. The suspects, Reb ert Kelly and Comer Sumiay, were placed in jail. Authorities say a quantity of oil well casing was stolen and recovered from a site connected to Poe Coffield and others.
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Lake Crowhwad
Rebert Kelly
Sumiay
KR. M Hennenty
Cotten
Benest Bowl
Ponce Harrie
Baledale
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