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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

Page

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Cameron School System Faces Antiquated Plan and Budget Pressures

Superintendent W T Hanes addressed the Lions Club outlining Cameron’s growing enrollment, stagnant tax base, and Gilmer Akin funding limits. He noted teacher pay gains from the act but argued the district still relies on state aid and carries increased insurance costs while the system remains tied to a 1846 city configuration.

Cameron W. T. Hanes Lions Club Hanes Gilmer-Akin

Last Train On T&NO Capped By Wire Recording

J T Parma recorded the final run of the Dinkey on the Texas and New Orleans line from Yoakum to Waco on August 12 at 7 20 P M The 55 year passenger service era ended with the Dinkey’s last trip Parma set up at the station and included crew interviews and ambient sounds for posterity.

J. T. Parma Texas & New Orleans Parma Mr. Parma Dinkey Yoakum Waco T&no

Milam County Motor Transport Pays Its Share Of Government Costs

A Texas Motor Transportation Association study shows Milam County received benefits from state and local government funded by motor carrier taxes. Milam’s 1948 contributions include licenses and registrations 25106 dollars state highway construction 26367 dollars highway maintenance 35740 dollars road debt 7272 dollars road bond fund 12821 dollars per capita school support 27179 dollars and intangible tax 470 dollars.

Austin Milam County Roy Sanderford Texas Motor Transportation Association Sanderford

Charlie Modisett Buried in Pleasant Hill Wednesday

Funeral services for Charlie Modisett age 82 were held at 2 p m Wednesday at Pleasant Hill Cemetery for burial. Modisett a longtime Bartlett resident and former business partner in Modi sett Howell Music Co died in a Temple hospital after long illness.

Charlie Modisett Pleasant Hill Modisett T. A. Howell

Yeomen Face Opener After Rigorous Prep Ahead of Friday

Yoemen practice hard on eve of 1949 season opener against West from McLennan county. Coach Paul Smith and line coach Dick Young push drills as team fixes defense after Friday scrimmage with White Oak. Melroy Bixman out with mumps. rest of squad reports minimal injuries. Conference season starts later with home game vs Georgetown in September.

West McLennan Coun Yoemen White Oak Yeomen Acorn Paul Smith Dick Young Melroy Bixman Georgetown

Five Escape After Car Is Overturned Near Maysfield

A 1929 Chevrolet sedan driven by Lester Turner overturned on Highway 190 near Maysfield after a rear tire blew out. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pool Burrell Turner and Carroll Gregory escaped with only scratches and slight bruises.

Highway 190 Maysfield Lester Turner Turner Earl Pool Burrell Turner Carroll Gregory

Aggies Meet Villanova After Texas Pageant Tease

At College Station on September 17 A&M aims to prove the beauty of Texas girls in a high school hater twirlers contest with Tanya Schmid of Brenham cited as a key factor. After the pagesant the Cadets face Villanova in a big football game.

College Station Texas A&m Texas Tanya Schmid Brenham A&m Villanova

TCU Graduate Gene Williford to Lead B and C Squads

Gene Williford, a Texas Christian University graduate and former multi sport athlete, will report Monday as the new Bo ard C Squad coach. He will lead the B and C football teams this fall and coach baseball in spring, after high school in Houston and college at Fort Worth.

Gene Williford Bo Ard Paul Smith Williford Houston Texas Christian University Fort Worth

Mass murder on Camden street shocks city

In Camden on a busy street, former soldier Howard Unruh killed 13 people and wounded four before barricading in a second story room. Police used tear gas to flush him out. he surrendered after hours. Prosecutor calls it the worst Camden crime.

Camden N. J Camden Street Howard Unruh Unruh Cooper Hospital St. Batthew Marshall Thompson Mitchell H. Cohen Philadelphia

Cameron Public Schools Opens With Record Enrollment

Cameron Public Schools opened for the 1949 fall term with a likely record enrollment. Superintendent W. T. Hanes reported Ada Henderson grammar school at 1175 on day one, O. J. Thomas negro school at 201 and high school at 93, with growth expected to continue as details unfold.

Parernits Cameron Public Schools W. T. Hanes Sanford M. Layfield

Pioneer Raley, Milam County Resident, Dies in Taylor

L. W. Raley, Rosebud farmer and Polk County native born Feb 10 1874, died at his daughter Mrs. O H Schram in Taylor after a period of illness. He married Margaret Frances Duncan on Aug 26 1897 and is survived by his wife and nine children including Dr. John W. Raley and six sons in military or religious roles.

Schram Taylor F. N. Griffin Washington, D. C B. A. Spiller Pharr John W. Raley The Baptist College Shawnee Okla Leroy W. Raley Chaplain’s Corps of the Army Birmingham Ala Frank I. Raley Pawhuska Maj Claude M. Raley Westover Field Mass Coleman L. Raley Belton Floyd W. Raley Berkeley

Hatfield Receives Compromise Verdict In Wife Murder

W A Hatfield 67 and Cameron carpenter, received a 25 year compromise sentence for murder of his wife Minnie Elizabeth Hatfield 59 mother of ten. He shot her at their East 17th Street home after a July 20 quarrel, then pled guilty under court appointment of counsel. He cannot appeal and will be 95 at release.

Thompson Unruh Maurice Cohen Cohen Cohen Drug Store Rose Charles Unrah Minnie W. A. Hatfield Cameron Carpenter Texas Minnie Elizabeth Hatfield Hatfield East 17Th Street W. A. Morrison Camp Rockdale O. D. Graham Thorndale Ed Gunn

Yee High School Enrollment Rises to 335

Sanford M. Layfield reports Yee High School opens with 335 students, 30 more than 1948. All faculty are present and new activities will form, including a Student Council. Class officers will be elected next week and singing will feature a mixed chorus instead of a girls chorus.

Yee High School Sanford M. Layfield Layfield

Veterans Told How to Estimate Service Life Insurance Dividend

A simple method for estimating the dividend from a veteran’s service life insurance is outlined: total premiums paid to the Veterans Administration from policy start to the 1948 anniversary, take one third, and that approximates the dividend. Payment blanks are available at veterans service group offices.

Veterans Administration Veterans Service Groups

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