Cameron Lions Hear Miracle Of Midgets At Meeting
Cameron Lions Club members heard George Brown of Southwestern Bell in Dallas give a lecture titled A Miracle Of Midgets. He demonstrated tiny telephone parts from a two and one half inch cable containing 4242 copper wires to a four ounce motor and a two ounce magnet lifting five pounds. He explained thermistors and wartime uses, plus Bell Labs research and the coaxial cable for national television transmission.
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Cameron Lions Club
George Brown
Information Department
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dallas
Brown
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Yoelets Rally With 13–6 Win Over Camp Hood
The Yoelets, nicknamed by The Herald, reversed a prior bleak season report by winning 13 to 6 against Camp Hood. Coach Hauk notes all games have been close, and Taylor goslings defeated the Yoelets 21 to 20 here last Thursday night.
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The
Herald
Camp Hood
Hauk
Taylor Goslings
Friends of Fred Matula Improved After Illness
Friends of Fred Matula of Temple report he is somewhat improved after an illness. Matula is a former resident of Cameron.
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Fred Matula
Temple
Mr. Matula
Cameron
Funeral Services for Dan R Lunsford Here
Funeral services for Dan R Lunsford 65 former City Marshal in Cameron were held at 3 p m Monday from the First Baptist Church. He died after heart attacks on Thursday and late Friday at Newton Memorial Hospital. Native of Lamasas County he spent years in Milam County and headed the city police before retiring in 1946. He owned the Palace of Bats after leaving the force. Sons Marvin of Dallas and Dan Jr known as Dick in the Army Air Corps were noted as present or on maneuvers. service time changed from Sunday to Monday.
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Dan R. Lunsford
Cameron
First Baptist Church
L. L. Morriss
Lunsford
Newton Memorial Hospital
Lampasas County
Milam County
Gene Smith
Palace of Bats
Newport
Marvin Lunsford
Dallas
California
Dan Lunsford, Jr
Army Air Corps
Alabama
Mrs. Max Cook Visits Cameron with Family
Mrs. Max Cook of Austin visited Cameron on Wednesday and Thursday and returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook and their son James. The group plans to visit Sue Cook while in the area.
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Max Cook
Austin
Cameron
Norman Cook
James
Sue Cook
Price and Coldiron kin spend extended Texas visit
Mr and Mrs S S Price of Mullin Texas are visiting Mrs Ida Coldiron and relatives in Milano Mr Price is the brother of Mrs Coldiron continuous family gathering noted in local society page
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Mrs. S. S. Price
Mullin, Texas
Ida Coldiron
Milano
Mr. Price
Mrs. Coldiron
Mrs. Eula Harwell Visits Son in Aransas Pass
Mrs. Eula Harwell returns from a two week visit with her son and wife Mr and Mrs E L Harwell of Aransas Pass. The Harwells are among Cameron Herald readers planning for the coming year.
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Eula Harwell
E. L. Harwell
Aransas Pass
Harwell
Cameron Herald
Parma Radio Service Offers Make Radio Repairs
Repair shop in Parma provides radio service under the phrase ANY MAKE RADIO REPAIRED with contact by calling 104 for prompt assistance.
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Parma Radio Service
Barnum Offered Reward for Three-Colored Tom Cat
P. T. Barnum claimed a three colored cat is always female and posted a $1,000 reward to anyone who could prove him wrong by producing a three colored male cat.
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P. T. Barnum
Cossacks Falsify Service Image With Torn Uniforms
Caucasian cossacks tore and frayed their uniforms to look battle worn. Military tailors allegedly supplied new tattered gear to enhance the illusion of hard service.
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Yoelets
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Texas
Jimmie Durante
Harry James
Southwest
Kaiser & Frazer Cars
R. B. Rylander
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Richter
W. H. Cypert
Pr. W. Davis
Burial Insurance
Marek - Burns Burial Association
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