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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1949

Page

10

Red Cross Meeting Stresses Voluntary Service Class Program

An orientation gathering at Mrs. Grady Stidham’s home featured Genevia Voss of the Bell County Red Cross Chapter explaining state and national voluntary service class aspects from McCloskey Hospital. Local leaders Agnes Lowe and several Cameron and Buckholts residents attended or had attended classes.

Red Cross Grady Stidham Genevia Voss Bell County McCloskey Hospital Agnes Lowe Mesdames Wells Smith J. W. Eanes John Ryan J. M. McLean S. E. Brogdon H. C. Tindall G. A. McDermott Alice McGhee Cameron J. D. Lewis Buckholts Roy Griffith J. H. Angell B. M. McMillion C. S. Raney J. W. Meyer Tall Woodward Grover Williams

Belmena Couple Relocate to Cameron for Tourism Work

Mr and Mrs Albert Schlemmer of Belmena move to Cameron to establish a home and Mrs Schlemmer takes on management of the Airport Tourist Courts.

Albert Schlemmer Belmena Cameron Schlemmer

Supreme Court upholds contempt fines on Lewis and United Mine Workers

The Supreme Court, in a 5-3 decision with four justices voting to uphold, lets stand a total $1,420,000 contempt penalty imposed on John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for the 1948 walkout. Lewis faced $20,000. the union $1,400,000, after Lewis defied a court order to end the strike.

Washington Supreme Court John L. Lewis United Mine Workers T. Alan Goldsborough U. S. District Court Lewis Goldsborough Black Reed Douglas Clark Vinson Frankfurter Jackson Burtorm Minton

Telephone show highlights new communication marvels

George Brown of Southwestern Bell spoke to the Cameron Lions Club about space speech and music transmission using microwaves and a portable receiver. He demonstrated a transistor's oscillating tones and amplified output, noting its advantages over vacuum tubes and potential for compact future devices. The talk, part of the Journey With Your Voice program, was brought to Cameron by C L Carson.

Austin Boston George Brown Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Cameron Lions Club Brown Bell Laboratories New York Dick Tracy Cameron C. L. Carson

Batte Enlists in U S Army for Three Year Term

Donald N Batte son of M B Batte enlisted in the United States Army for three years. MSgt Charles G Caperton at the Temple recruiting station announced the enlistment. After processing at Waco station he was sent to Fort Ord California for further duty assignment.

Donald N. Batte M. B. Batte EK Cameron United States Army Charles G. Caperton Temple US Army US Air Force Waco Recruit Butte Fort Ord California

Black Hawk Ointment Offered At Two Prices

Leo Lnake Drug Store advertises Black Hawk Ointment with a guarantee in jars priced 60 cents and one dollar. It targets children’s skin ailments including eczema tinea and prickly heat. The claim describes relief from itch sores and rashes.

Leo Lnake Drug Store

Earl Morton Sentenced to Five Years for Burglary

Earl Morton, an ex convict recently arrested in Phoenix, was given a five year sentence in a Texas prison after pleading guilty in district court. The two burglary cases will run concurrently, totaling five years. Morton was to be transported to the Texas prison Thursday.

Earl Morton Phoenix Arizona Texas Morton

Mrs Earl Angell Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital

Mrs Earl Angell of Route 3 Cameron is listed as ill and a patient at Newton Memorial Hospital, with no further medical details available.

Earl Angell Cameron Newton Memorial Hospital

Parma Radio Service Repair Announcement

Parma radio service advertises repairs for any make radios with contact via phone 104 and service center details. The note emphasizes general repair capability and availability.

Parma Radio Service

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