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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1951

Page

15

Draft Calls For November December Announced This Week

Married men without children face the first draft order for physical examinations by state boards. About 3600 men will be examined in November and December with 1800 scheduled each month. Examinations begin November 5 on four dates in November and four in December. Some inductees may occur in December and more in January. General Wakefield notes married men are being prioritized over long-qualified single men.

Paul L. Wakefield State Selective Service Wakefield

Draft reclassification targets dependents men first

The Selective Service director stated uncertainty about how many registrants are men with only dependent wives. He noted 71 001 such men at the end of August and 69 610 at the end of September, showing boards have begun reclassifying men with dependent wives as available for service. An average of 26 men per local board will undergo physical exams in November and December.

Selective Service Wakefield

Fire destroys house in colored section on Thursday

Fire swept a house owned by Louis Johnson in the colored residential area around 10 30 A M Thursday October 25. No full coverage insurance but some furnishings were insured. Alonzo Colbert was inside. Nearby Johnson property sustained light damage. total loss estimated at about 800 dollars.

Louis Johnson Alonzo Colbert Johnson

ROTC Signal Corps Enrollment at Texas A&I College

Robert L. Holloway has enrolled in the new ROTC Signal Corps unit at Texas A&I College this semester. Lt. Col. Leonard F. Walker reports 187 A&I men joined, including two seniors, 11 juniors, 20 second year, and 154 first year students. Some first year men are sophomores allowed to complete the four year course in three years. Upperclassmen have ROTC basic at other colleges or prior military service. After graduation, these men will be commissioned.

Robert L. Holloway Texas A&i College Leonard F. Walker A&i

Texas backs may debut against Arkansas

Richard Ochoa could start at full back for Texas against Arkansas, giving the Longhorn backfield its first offensive appearance versus the Razorbacks. T. Jones and Don Barton played defense last year, Ochoa logged four minutes as punter, and Gib Dawson was sidelined by injury.

Richard Ochoa Texas Arkansas Longhorn Razorbacks T. Jones Don Barton Ochoa Gib Dawson

Polio Toll Spells 1952 March of Dimes Campaign

An eighteen day old baby in an iron lung contracted bulbar polio while a Livingston singer died three days after a football game. Texas ranked near California in emergency equipment, with 62 respirators sent by March of Dimes. NFIP volunteer officials, fresh from a Dallas meeting, planned the 1952 campaign as Carroll Green Jr. attended the Baylor–A&M game in College Station.

Livingston California National Foundation For Texas Lone Star March of Dimes Organization NFIP Dallas Carroll Green, Jr Baylor-A&m College Station

St Anthony Announces Six Week Honor Roll

The first six weeks honor roll at St Anthony School lists Fourth Grade students Jeanette Richter Catherine Mikula Lucille Jistel and Charles Hollas Fifth Grade student Roger Terry Sixth Grade students Leon Terry Mary Ellen Richter and Helen Matula are named.

St. Anthony School Jeanette Richter Catherine Mikula Lucille Jistel Charles Hollas Roger Terry Leon Terry Mary Ellen Richter Helen Matula

Seventh and Eighth Grade Honor Roll Names Listed

The document lists seventh grade honorees Anita Troy Barbara Barbara Jane Gurecky and Dorothy Dillon along with eighth grade students Stephen Polzer Barbara Ann Mondrick Janis Jistel Betty Lou Raska Bill Striecher and Agnes Shigut.

Anita Troy Barbara Jane Gurecky Dorothy Dillon Stephen Polzer Barbara Ann Mondrick Janis Jistel Betty Lou Raska Bill Striecher Agnes Shigut

Waco Garden Club Invites Public To Show

The Belle Fleur Garden Club of Waco Texas invites the public to its fifth garden show featuring displays and demonstrations by local horticulturists and enthusiasts. The event aims to promote city beautification and community involvement with garden tours and sales.

Waco Belle Fleur Garden Club Texas

Indian Summer Flower Show at Y W C A Auditorium

Annual Flower Show titled Indian Summer spreads from 2 30 p m to 8 80 p m on November 6 1951 in the Y W C A auditorium at 2600 Austin Avenue Tables display all accessions for the season as Garden Club enthusiasts are invited to attend.

Austin Avenue Garden Club

Moore's Shows Arrive Bigger and Better in Santa Fe Town

Moore's combined acts arrived in Cameron on Sunday and are set up on the Boedecker lot in Santa Fe Town. The traveling fair offers eight rides four big shows and various booths sponsored by the American Legion and runs through Saturday November 8. The show bills itself as bigger and better and among the Southwest's best. The Milam County HD Bazaar drew a large crowd, with the council showcasing many purchased gifts. The bazaar ran from 10:00 A M to 4:00 P M on Saturday October 27.

Moore Cameron Boedecker Santa Fe American Legion Southwest Legion Boys Milam County

Sgt James Leath Returns From Fort Knox Ky

Sgt James Leath returned home from Fort Knox Kentucky after completing a Training Vehicle Maintenance course. He served three years in World War II and is a member of the local National Guard. He was hospitalized for several weeks due to a liver ailment.

James Leath Fort Knox Sgt Leath George Leath Cameron

Upholstry School In Progress This Week At Minerva

Milam County Home Demonstration Council holds an upholstery school at Minerva Community Center on Tuesday and Wednesday October 30 and 31. Two delegates from each club in the county will be present to represent their club.

Milam County Home Demonstration Council Minerva Community Center

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National Selective Service Headquarters General Wakefield Fort Worth Farm and Ranch Supply CO Skearpe Jewelry Texas Power & Light Company Dick Ochoa University of Texas St. Anthony Gell Brewing Co Hoesen, Texas Fort Knox, Ky Upholstry Minerva
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