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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1942

Page

6

Boehner Explains Red Cross War Fund Use

J M Boehner chairman of Milam County Red Cross outlines how the 70 5 million war fund was spent with over 20 million raised above initial ask. He cites direct service to armed forces 3 700 chapters morale centers and blood donor work plus camp and hospital services and new council efforts.

Red Cross J. M. Boehner Milam County America People Boehner Pearl Harbor United States The America Camp and Hospital Service Council Army Navy Army-Navy American National Red Cross Roosevelt

Lieutenant Self Promoted to Captain at Goodfellow Field

San Angelo reports First Lt. Wm. E. Self formerly of Gause has been advanced to captain at Goodfellow Field Army Air Forces Basic Flying School. Col. Linus D. Frederick announced the promotion. Self joined as enlisted before February 1941 and has served as Engineering Officer for the 49th Basic Flying Training Squadron. His parents Mr and Mrs Thomas B Self live in Gause and a brother Staff Sergeant Thomas B Self also serves at Goodfellow Field.

San Angelo Wm. E. Self Gause Goodfellow Field Army Air Forces Linus D. Frederick Self 49Th Thomas B. Self

Felton of San Gabriel Visited Friday

H. E. Felton from San Gabriel was in town on Friday visiting local residents and checking in at community events.

H. E. Felton San Gabriel

Former Pioneer John O Russell Dies in Waco at 84

John Oliver Russell 84 of 724 Taylor Street died at 6 10 a m Wednesday at home Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 50 in Wilkerson Hatch chapel with Rev Roy L Smith officiating Burial followed in Rosemound Cemetery Survivors include widow Mary Russell two sons Oliver W Russell of Portland Ore John L Russell of Venice Calif two daughters Susie Brownell of Waco and Mary Wells of Dallas five grandchildren one of whom is Jean Brownell Russell He was born December 1 1857 in Perry County Alabama son of Andrew and Irene Hopkins Russell He moved to Texas by wagon train in 1870 and settled in Milam County near Yarrellton He married Mary A Hampton in January 1888

John Oliver Russell Teylor Street Wilkireon Hatch Chapel Roy L. Smith Rosemound Cemetery Mary Russell Oliver W Portland Ore John L Venice Calif Susie Brownell Waco Mary Wells Dallas Jean Brownell Perry County Alabama Andrew and Irene Hopkins Russell Mr. Russell Texas Milam County Yarrellton Mary A. Hampton

Gas May Not Be Rationed Here Now

Gasoline may not be rationed in Texas for sometime as Washington announced no plan to ration. Delegations from Texas and Oklahoma oppose nationwide limits, arguing business transportation is vital to the war effort and local industry would suffer severely if restrictions hit gas and tires.

Texas Washington Oklahoma Cameron Uncle Sam

Sisters Return from Alpine Visit with Janette McIntyre

Miss Aetna Smith and Mrs. Rush Thomas return from Alpine to Austin after visiting sister Mrs. Vernon McIntyre. They are joined by Janette McIntyre a Texas University student who accompanied them home.

Aetna Smith Rush Thomas Vernon McIntyre Alpine Janette McIntyre Texas University Austin

Rebecca Assembly Leader Visits Local Chapter

Mrs Rube Jobe of Waco state president of the Rebecca Assembly of Texas visited the local chapter Tuesday evening.

Rube Jobe Waco The Rebecca Assembly of Texas

Texas Urban Population Shares 1949 Census

The last U S Census shows 45.4 percent of Texas residents living in urban areas in 1949. The report highlights growing city populations and shifts from rural to urban communities across the state.

U. S Texas

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