30 Nations Asked to Pressure on Ward Case
The United States urged 30 nations including Soviet Russia to press China to free Consul General Angus Ward and his staff jailed in Mukden. Secretary Acheson sent a personal appeal to foreign ministers urging urgent concerted action amid outcry over the four week detention. Diplomats note Russia’s stance could test Soviet bloc alignment.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
Angus Ward
Mukden
State Achesom
China
State Department
Business visitor Clarence Baird in Cameron
Clarence Baird of San Gabriel visited Cameron on Thursday as a longtime Herald reader. Local friends welcomed him and were glad to see him in the city.
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Clarence Baird
San Gabriel
Cameron
Baird
The
Herald
Rosebud Panthers Make Historic District Final Run
The Rosebud Panthers reach the district title game for the first time after beating Cameron Yeomen and prepare for a Wednesday clash with Lampasas Badgers at Woodson field in Temple. Lampasas holds a slight edge with an extra week to rest and scout, while Rosebud faces injuries and ticket plans for Thursday's game with prices set at 1.20 for reserve, 1.00 for general, and 0.30 for students.
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Rosebud Panthers
Woodson Field
Lampasas Badgers
Rosebud
Cameron Yeomen
Panthers
Cameron
Temple
Glenn Lowe
Sam Fowler
Badgers
Lampasas
Rosebu
Temple Telegram
Local Visits and Deer Hunt News From Marlow
Holly Hairston Jr. of Waco visited parents Mr. and Mrs. Holly Hairston Sr. over the weekend. Jane Smith of Cameron visited Velma Quillin. Davie Quillin visited Lee and Velma Quillin in Lamesa with relatives. Jack Wallace visited S. W. McClaren Jr. P. B. Short and Bernice returned with Mrs. George Leath. T. C. Lewis and Coy Arledge hunted in Wilson City bringing back two bucks and one buck respectively.
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Holly Hairston, Jr
Waco
Holly Hairston
Jane Smith
Cameron
Velma Quillin
Davie Quillin
Lee Quillin
Lamesa
Jack Wallace
S. W. McClaren
P. B. Short
Bernice
George Leath
T. C. Lewis
Coy Arledge
Wilson City
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Arledge
Humble Will Broadcast Turkey Day Football Classic
Humble Oil and Refining Company will provide a full broadcast of the Texas A&M versus Texas Thanksgiving Day game from Kyle Field College Station. The 1949 renewal features Kern Tips and Alec Chesser at the microphones with a sell-out crowd expected. Stations nationwide include KRLD KTRH KABC KGNC KTBC KEYS WTAW KRGV KRIG KIUN KELP KVLF KTRE KPET KINE KWFT and others.
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Humble Oil & Refining Company
Texas A&m
University of Texas
Kern Tips
Alec Chesser
Kyle Field
College Station
KRLD
Dallas
KTRH
Houston
KABC
San Antonio
KGNC
Amarillo
KTBC
Austin
KEYS
Corpus Christi
WTAW
KRGV
Weslaco
KRIG
Odessa
KIUN
Pecos
KVKM
Monahans
KELP
el Paso
KVLF
Alpine
KTRE
Lufkin
KPET
Deer hunters Coy Arledge and T C Lewis return to city
Coy Arledge and T C Lewis returned from a deer hunt near Willow City Texas. Lewis bagged two deer and Arledge one. They left Cameron on Saturday November 12 and attended the Texas TCU football game in Austin before heading to the Willow City hunting lodge.
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Coy Arledge
T. C. Lewis
Willow City
Texas
Lewis
Arledge
Cameron
Texas Tcu
Austin
Dallas Man Receives Three-Year Burglary Sentence
Treedo Wilcox, 18, was sentenced to three years on a burglary charge after a Santa Fe town burglary on October 1 in which he took $3.14 and attempted to force the safe. He entered via a sky light and was held on bond in Dallas before trial. He then received concurrent three-year terms in Cameron and was moved to Huntsville.
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Treedo Wilcox
Wilcox
Matula
Santa Fe
Dallas
Elm Creek Bridge
Cameron
Camerot
Black
Huntsville
Betty Beon and son visit Horelica family in Houston
Mrs. Betty Marie Beon former Mrs. Frank Horelica and her son John Terry of Dallas spent the past weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horelica in Houston.
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Betty Marie Beon
Frank Horelica
John Terry
Dallas
Joe Horelica
Houston
Jess Tomez Improves and Returns Home After Illness
The article notes Jess Tomez has shown marked improvement and returned to his home following hospitalization at Newton Memorial Hospital due to an illness.
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Jess Tomez
Newton Memorial Hospital
Negro Injured In Buckholts Car Collision
Samuel Jones a Buckholts resident was injured Friday night when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Alex Lazek en route to a Cameron Rosebud football game in Temple. Jones was blinded by oncoming lights and drove on the wrong side. both cars were badly smashed and Lazek's occupants were uninjured.
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Samuel Jones
Alex Lazek
Cameron-Rosebud
Temple
Lazek
Hermleigh resident visits Kornegay family over weekend
Charles Kornegay of Hermleigh visited Mr and Mrs R A Kornegay over the weekend. Mr Kornegay is employed in the oil fields.
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Charles Kornegay
Hermleigh
R. A. Kornegay
Mr. Kornegay
Wayne Hardwick Enlists in U S Air Force
Wayne Hardwick joined the U S Air Force last week and left immediately for Lackland Air Field in San Antonio.
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Wayne Hardwick
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Field
San Antonio
Shack Shaffer Visits Brother in Humble Over Weekend
Shack Shaffer traveled to Humble to visit his brother during the weekend, staying for unspecified time. No additional details on the visit or accompanying events are provided.
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Shack Shaffer
Humble
Weekend Guests at Harper Home
Weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harper included their son Guy Harper and family of Waxahachie and Mr. and Mrs. Bob by Owens of Austin.
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A. L. Harper
Guy Harper
Waxahachie
Bob By Owens
Austin
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Acheson
Truman
Ward
Achesor
Russia
N. Central
Stedman Tractor Company
Cameron, Texas
Penney’s
CORO
Fineman Ruderman
Marlow
Mitchan Auto Supply
Buckholts
Cameron Herald
Rystsig
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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