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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
4
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The Cameron Herald is urged as a prime promotional tool for merchants and business leaders. The piece argues that a first class local paper drives trade, expands the trading area, and boosts advertiser dividends, forecasting better business as reader trust and newspaper coverage grow.
The piece argues Japan runs Manchukuo as a puppet state with Japanese officers in key posts while denying outside control. It notes Manchukuo oil plans appear to favor Japan, sparking protests from Britain and American oil firms, with Dutch involvement and a tepid international response.
The text argues that recognizing Manchukuo would force nations to acknowledge the state. It contends Japan uses the fiction of an independent state to advance plans in Manchukuo, backed by its large army and navy ready to confront any challenger.
A post election reflection cites census data showing 4 062 county governments 16 600 city governments 128 548 school districts and 10 760 township organizations. It argues taxpayers bear 70 09 dollars annually to fund these bodies and questions which arms could be eliminated without crippling governance.
The passage recalls Isaac Newton describing himself as a boy on a shore, finding a prettier shell while the vast ocean of truth remains undiscovered. It argues against assuming all truth is known and urges openness to new facts and the possibility that present conventions are in error.
National Cheese Week runs November 11 to 17 with Texas officials proclaiming the observance. In Victoria the week opens November 9 to 11 with the opening of a new Kraft cheese plant attended by J L Kraft and other dairy leaders. The Victoria plant aims to provide a year round cash market for local dairy farmers. A second model plant rises at Bonham, Texas, forming a trio of cheese production centers for the state. Denison houses Kraft Phenix Cheese Corporation’s引 Southwest headquarters and first major center.
The Cameron P T A meeting in Ada Henderson Auditorium featured a playlet by 6th graders and an address by E A Perrin on Education for Complete Living. Perrin urged home and school harmony and community action to support relief programs for the needy as government aid falls short in rebuilding spirit and character. A night session is set for December 14 with visiting speakers and planned entertainment.
London reports from Japanese naval circles say if the Washington treaty lapses Japan will build pocket warships to match U S and Britain at minimal coal for island defense. Also notes S W McLerry’s second daughter Imo Jean visiting in Waco with her father.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ruby celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs A L Peterson in Waco. Attending were their children W A Bonds Camer on Martin Ruby and family Lubbock sister Mrs Tom Ormond Temple and husband. The day marked the 17th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Martin Ruby. A turkey dinner followed by visits from friends and many useful gifts.
Card expresses sincere thanks for sympathy during the illness and death of Robert Strutz. The families Rudolph Strutz Mrs. Jesse Coward and Mrs. D Wiley extend gratitude to those who aided and sent flowers and to Dr W R Newton Jr for assistance. Delegates Mrs Jesse Coward and Mrs D Wiley were chosen to attend the Texas Agricultural Workers Association meeting in Dallas December 3-6.
Miss Sue McLerran is visiting her sister Miss Lucille in Waco this week.
The Cameron Federation met Tuesday at the Baptist church with a devotional period led by Mrs. W. B. Skelton. Speakers included Mrs. Phillips and Dr. Connor, who spoke on the Recreation Association and its summer play program for the colored community.
A West 25th Street colored school committee reported caring for about five hundred children with a colored supervisor. The meeting discussed whether to continue the Federation and voted to persist, aiming to aid various projects including cooperation with colored groups in child welfare and participation in the Red Cross Roll Call.
London Imperial Airways Lite plans to invite bids for a 52 seat aircraft suited for transatlantic service under government subsidies. The move reflects Britain's push to expand subsidized air routes.
Germany’s famed war spy Karl Hans Lody was honored by a monument unveiled on the twentieth anniversary of his execution by firing squad in London. Lody, married in Nebraska, travelled across England in the war’s early days and relayed information via pre-arranged postage stamp groupings.
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