President predicts Europe war to end in six months
President Roosevelt, speaking in a noon broadcast from Warm Springs, Georgia, foresees Europe’s war ending within six months. He cites Britain’s growing blockade and the potential collapse of Germany if it fails to secure a quick military victory. Chamberlain vows Britain will seize exports to Germany to force capitulation amid Japanese threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Turkey
Warm Springs
Georgia
Germany
Britain
Japan
Great Britain
High Seas
European tensions rise as neutral ships face British controls
Holland and Belgium protest Britain over seizing exports to curb German trade while denying all neutral commerce. King Carol of Romania forms a pro France and England cabinet signaling potential Allied ties. Submarine sunk and merchant ship lost. French air force claims twenty German aircraft shot down as war shifts toward economic conflict. A buffalo hunter tale closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Belgium
England
Germany
Reich
Balkans
Carol
Romania
France
Turkey
North Sea
Europe
Man Pleads Guilty to Burglary by Fraud
Raymond Schiller pleaded guilty in district court to burglary by fraud and received a two year suspended sentence based on jury recommendation. He admitted taking clothes from Jamie Clark’s room to raise money for marriage after spending the night with Clark, a rural mail carrier from Thorndale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Schiller
Jamie Clark
Schiller
Clark
Thorndale
Cameron Visitors Share Short Tuesday Trips
Miss Dulecie McCall and Mrs Bert Colburn were Cameron visitors Tuesday. H G Haraway and G C Howe ton returned Tuesday from a visit to Paris where they visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulecie McCall
Herbert Colburn
Cameron
H. G. Haraway
G. C. Howerton
Paris
Mrs Mott Terry Hosts Forty Two Party For Miss Alice Fanning
Mrs Mott Terry entertained Tuesday evening ending a series of courtesies for Miss Alice Fanning before her marriage on Thursday. Five tables of players competed in a forty two game with prizes of dish cloths and a towel. The room featured white and gold chrysanthemums and a center table display of a snow covered house with Home on center. Attendees included W D Bigbee Woodrow Lowe Howard Whatley F E Jackson R J Woodum Randolph Williamson Lee Batte Harvey Wayland Hughes Lois Massey Dot Jeter Mildred Thornton Florine Hobson Inez Smith Ray Fanning Myra Lee Fanning Mary Joe Fanning Elizabeth Fanning Velma Reese Dorothy Kidd Wynnelle Kidd the honoree and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fanning
Mesdames W. D. Bigbee
Woodrow Lowe
Howard Whatley
F. E. Jackson
R. J. Woodum
Randolph Williamson
Lee Batte Harvey
Wayland Hughes
Lois Massey
Dot Jeter
Mildred Thornton
Florine Hobson
Inez
Witty Exchange Sparks Talk of Clever Comeback
A short dialogue features Uncle advising radical tactics to fight enemies with their own tools and Sonny asking how fast it would sting a wasp, suggesting a sharp, playful clash of wits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle
Sonny
Tommy
Hoyte PTA Members Hear Informative Program
The Hoyte PTA met Friday afternoon November 24 with an instructional program. The program included The First Thanksgiving by Mrs. James Elrod American Citizenship by Miss Otelia Wilkerson A Musical Selection by Mrs. Frank Hanel and Character Training by Miss Lois Randolph. Miss Wilkerson announced a community party at the school Wednesday night November 29 with no admission and public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elrod
Otelia Wilkerson
Frank Hanel
Lois Randolph
Not a Flop Say Bankers in Brief City Report
The First National Bank officials defended November 23 as a good celebration day. H M Hefley in Austin described an enjoyable trip. A K Gurecky had a squirrel hunting success. William Sell fixed brake bands on a Model T and enjoyed the day. George Waller played golf and cared for his dog Speedy. Rudolph Marek also reported rest and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
H. M. Hefley
Austin
A. K. Gurecky
William Sell
George Waller
Speedy
Rudolph Marek
Mrs Henley Shows Improvement After Long Illness
Mrs W H Henley formerly gravely ill for months is reported some better after a prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Henley
Walton Couple to Spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Hallie Jones Wofford
Mr and Mrs W L Walton of Lexington will be Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Hallie Jones Wofford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Walton
Lexington
Hallie Jones Wofford
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Cameron Herald
Texas
Congress
Jefferson B. White
Milam County
Cape
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
War Department
Grant Lumber Company
Netherlands
Walthams
Elgins
Felix Matula
Matula’s Cash Grocery
Santa Fe Town
Skeezia
Ing
Elizabeth Fanning
Velma Reese
Miss Dorothy
Wynnelle Kidd
Hoyte Pta
Herald
Cameron Daily Herald
Weekly Herald
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!