Anger Grows Over Submarine Death Toll
The nation debates Roosevelt policy as calls mount to declare war on Germany. Senate hearings loom on repeal of neutrality law while factions in Congress align for or against the President. In Moscow, Stalin commands a tightening defense as 65,000 tanks reportedly engage. Germany claims vast territorial gains.
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Moscow
Roosevelt
Washington
Hitler
Senate of the
United States
Germany
Tom Conoley
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate
Joe Stalin
British Isles
Winston Churchill
Kerney
Japan
Cameron Boy Earns Junior Class President Honor
Sam Tyson of Cameron was elected President of the 1941 junior class at Southwestern University in Georgetown. He is a graduate of Yoe High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs Dan Tyson.
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Sam Tyson
Cameron
Dan Tyson
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Sam
Yoe High School
Elm Ridge man visits Cameron business trip
Henry Pilling of Elm Ridge was a Cameron business visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Reed and granddaughter Bobbie Elam spent the weekend in Houston visiting friends and relatives.
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Henry Pilling
Elm Ridge
Cameron
A. C. Reed
Bobbie Elam
Houston
A THOMAS Label is Your Guarantee
A long established drug store promotes its prescription department and lifetime service. Registered graduate pharmacists ensure safety by keeping records, assuring customers what is in each bottle. Since 1890 the store has upheld high standards and quality, urging customers to see that prescriptions bear the Thomas label.
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Thomas
Naval Officer Here Wednesday October 22
Chief Petty Officer Curtis Boen will visit the office of L Van Perkins on October 22 to cooperate with the American Legion in recruiting Navy personnel for Navy Day on October 27. Skilled men may enlist as petty officers with good pay for the emergency duration.
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Curtis Boen
L. van Perkins
Boen
American Legion
Navy
Stalin Directs Moscow Front in Bold Fashion Parade
Kremlin dispatch notes Stalin in bright blue blouse and gray pants directing armies near Moscow. The dictator appears in a wartime uniform once worn in the Bolshevik uprising and matches Hitler's earlier display as he takes charge on the front.
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Stalin
Moscow
Joe Stalin
Russias
Kremlin
Lemin
Adolph
Hitter
Poland
Local visitors report in Brownwood and Milano
Eldon Schiller returned to Brownwood after visiting his parents. Mrs. Bessie Brenham of Milano was a Cameron business visitor on Monday.
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Eldon Schiller
Brownwood
Bessie Brenham
Milano
Cameron
U S Destroyer Kierney Torpedoed Off Iceland Coast
The American destroyer Kierney was torpedoed by a German submarine off the Iceland coast during forenoon hours. The ship did not sink and proceeded to port under its own steam with no loss of life. President Roosevelt learned of the attack within minutes at Hyde Park. The Kierney, among new warship types, attacked within territorial waters. The U S Navy awaited a full report as Congress debated submarine actions and isolationists questioned the destroyer’s mission.
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Kierney
Iceland
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Greenland
United States
Washington
Navy Department
Pepper
Florida
Greer
Two Awards Known In Calf Exhibit
The Herald reports two boys as winners in the Hereford calf show. Homer James of Ad Hall owned the champion heifer and grand champion, while Joe Kostiha of North Elm exhibited the champion heavyweight steer.
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Herald
Hereford
Homer James
Ad Hall
Homer
Dusek Brothers
Joe Kostiha
North Elm
Prelude to Naval War Signals Reach Cameron Audience
A radio bulletin from Cameron cited a San Francisco agency stating American merchant ships in the Pacific were ordered to move to friendly ports. The report claimed ships were being cleared from sea lanes as the United States prepared for potential hostilities with the Japanese fleet, though Washington had no confirmation.
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Cameron
San Francisco
Pacific
Oxsheey Smith
Citizens National Bank
St. Louis Bond House
Mr. Smith
United States
Greenlond
Washington
Miss Ruby Lee Goodrich Weds Beverly Henry in Marlow
Miss Ruby Lee Goodrich and Beverly Henry married on Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs 8S W McClaren Sr in Marlow with Rev P L Caperton officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Mott Terry. The couple will reside in Corpus Christi where Henry works for an electrical company.
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Ruby Lee Goodrich
Beverly Henry
W. McClaren, Sr
Marlow
P. L. Caperton
Cameron
Corpus Christi
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Cameron Boy
Thomas Label
Geo. A. Thomas
Prescription Druggists Service
U. S
Lillian Beavers of
Amaia Au
TAI
Wey
MY Life
Caroline
Ronald Colman
Anna Lee
Gene Autry
Geo. Raft
Marlene Dietrich
Edward G. Robinson
Rio
Sidney Toler
Mary Beth Hughes
Herbert Marshall
Virginia Bruce
Fred Astaire
Rita Hayworth
Ann Sothern
George Murphy
Milam Theatre
Cheynne
Andy Hardy
Mickey Rooney
Robert Menn
Rushdale
D. D. Harris
Robert Masopust
San Angelo
The
Henry Goodrich
H. H. Camp of
San Gabriel
Cameron Business
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