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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
2
Three men enter a Chicago tailor shop and threaten the owner with ice picks. They forced him to remove clothing and handed over 60 cents found in his pockets. The thieves described by size include a plump man size 42, another with 42 long, and a third in size W.
Aberdeen Maryland report describes a heavy 100 ton tank on public view. The T-2% class vehicle features double tracks to prevent ground sinking and was built for the ordnance department to be used against the German West Wall, though it arrived too late to fire a shot.
The Japanese foreign trade board asks Diet approval to borrow up to one billion yen as an operating fund to aid foreign trade and align price levels. The government would receive any profits. Miss Erline Angell of Freeport attended the Alumni homecoming and visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Angell.
Bernardine Michalka and Albert F Lehnert were married at St Monica’s Church with a double ring ceremony and nuptial mass officiated by Rev George Duda. The bride wore a light blue gown with grey and black accessories and a white gladioli corsage. She wore her mother’s pearls as something old.
Miss Ecealie Lebmert served as the bride’s sole attendant, wearing brown with pink orchid corsage, as Mrs. Frank Hamel supplied the wedding meal. A midday luncheon followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Waco visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Caldwell traveled via Cameron en route to Galveston, bringing word of a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Caldwell. G. C. McCollum and Lerine of La Porte joined Judd Davis’s family for the Homecoming weekend.
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