Pvt Alfred H Galler Liberated From Japanese POW Camp
Pvt Alfred H Galler United States Army has been liberated after 39 months as a prisoner of war in Japan. In a letter to his mother Mrs Frank Galler of Temple Texas he describes being well and free and eager to come home.
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Alfred H. Galler
United States Army
Japan
Frank Galler
South 4Th Street
Temple
Galler
Buckholts
Pvt
Correigidor
Philippine Islands
Pvt. Galler
Cavalry
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
United States
Port Arthur
Mudken
Manchuria
Robert Jungmann
The
Herald
Germany
Fritz Galler
Weldon Galler
Cap S E Malone Returns to Texas in Postwar Homecoming
Capt. S E Malone of Genoa arrives at San Antonio District AAF Personnel Distribution Command after 15 months in Europe as a pilot. He flew 63 missions with the 9th Air Force, downed one FW 190, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with 12 oak leaf clusters, and was liberated from a European POW camp. Also noted, Cpl Hill Meyer of Arcadia completes a visit with relatives and will be stationed in Illinois.
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San Antonio
AAF Pdc
S. E. Malone
Genoa
AAF Personnel Distribution Command
Silas Elmer Malone
Kathryn Grace Barrett
9Th Air Force
Europe
Coffield Named to Good Neighbor Commission
H H Coffield of Rockdale Texas businessman has been named to the Good Neighbor Commission by Governor Coke R Stevenson. Also named were W H Fitch Eagle Pass and Marcus Weatherford Coleman. The nine member panel will work to improve relations with Mexico and Latin American republics.Continuing members include R E Sneh Houston chairman Oscar Dancy Brownsville Horace Guerra Roma Matias De Lano Laredo Andres Rivera San Antonio and Ed Heid El Paso.
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H. H. Coffield
Rockdale
Texas
Good Neighbor Commission
Coke R. Stevenson
W. H. Fitch
Eagle Pass
Marcus Weatherford
Coleman
Coffield
Milam County
Mexico
R. E. Sne
Seaman First Class Henry Walker Sr on USS Weehawken in Pacific raid
Henry Leffel Walker Sr C Serves in Pacific United States Navy Reserve Rockdale Rt 3 is aboard the USS Weehawken which found ten Japanese on a captured Pacific island. Sailors had beer when a shell picker spotted a Jap in a cave. Shore patrol moved in with pistols and forced surrender after shots.
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Western Pacific
Henry Leffel
USNR
Rt. 3
Rockdale
Weehawken
Pacific
Charles A Walzel Funeral in Cameron Friday
Funeral services for Charles Anton Walzel 55 were held at 4 p m Friday in Cameron after his death Thursday night. He was a former Public Weigher and brother of late Tony Walzel. Survived by widow a son Sgt Carl Franklin Walzel overseas and daughter Enid Walzel of San Antonio. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Charles Anton Walzel
Cameron
Walzel
Yoakum
Texas
Tony Walzel
Sgt Carl Franklin Walzel
Enid Walzel
San Antonio
Green Funeral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pfc William Worcester Killed in Action in Germany
Mrs Chas Worcester receives word from Chaplain DuBois that Pfc William M Worcester 38026690 of Company M 411th Infantry was killed near a German town when a self propelled 88mm gun opened fire on their jeep. He was posthumously awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart. Lt Coleman was wounded. Coleman returned to the States.
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William M. Worcester
Bill
Coleman
William
Germany
Lt. Coleman
States
Poetter Funeral in Franklin for Mrs
Mrs Poetter mother of Dr H W Poetter formerly with the Newton Clinic died at her Franklin home late Tuesday Funeral services set for 4 p m Thursday with many Cameron friends expected Dr Poetter serves as a Captain in the Medical Corps overseas on a 30 day leave Mrs J C Jones of Buffalo visiting in the home of J H Angell of Cameron
Malone Buried at Liberty After Milam County Life
Thomas Edwin Malone died at his Liberty home on July 28 1945 at 5 00 p m He was born January 7 1873 in McLennan county His survivors include his widow a brother George Malone and many nieces and nephews Funeral services were held at the Liberty Church with Rev C W Sanders officiating and burial followed in Liberty cemetery Pallbearers were his nephews Walter Eric Odie Malone Ray Curtis Miller and Odie Mills
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Thomas Edwin Malone
Liberty
Mr. Malone
McLennan County
Thomas
Sarah Ki. Malone
Milam County
Malone
George Malone
C. W. Sanders
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Liberty Church
Liberty Cemetery
Walter
Eric
Odie Malone
Ray
Curtis Miller
Odie Mills
Salerno Day observed by 36th Texas Infantry Division
Maj. Charles Beacham and about 1 700 soldiers of the 36th (Texas) Infantry Division marked the second anniversary of landing at Salerno. The unit, once among the bloodiest divisions, faces redeployment to the United States as replacements fill ranks. General Keyes reviewed the troops while Eisenhower’s salute was missed. the Texas flag stood with Old Glory.
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36Th
Texas) Infantry Division
Salerno
Germany
United States
Bowie
Texas
Geoffrey Keyes
7Th Army
Keyes
North Africa
Robert Stock
Schenectady
N. Y
Eisenhower
Ike
Berlin
Alamo
Republic of Texas
Europe
Charles Beacham
San Antonio
Maj. Beacham
Beacham
M. Beacham
Cameron
Yarrellton 4-H Elects Officers for Coming Year
Yarrellton 4-H Club met September 12 1945 with Home Demonstration Agent Miss Johnson. Elected officers include President La Verne Provasek Vice President Gloria Ann Jungmann Secretary Florine Ruth Boecker Reporter Laura Ann Warner Pep Leader Char lene Griffin. Also notes Mina Lewis of Buckholts visited in Cameron.
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Yarrellton 4-H
Miss Johnson
la Verne Provasek
Gloria Ann Jungmann
Florine Ruth Boecker
Laura Ann Warner
Charlene Griffin
Haw Haw condemned by London jury for sedition
William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw was found guilty of sedition by a London jury and sentenced to death. He saluted the court as he left and plans to appeal. A cabinet shakeup in Japan was anticipated, and three B 29 bombers were due in Washington after a nonstop 26 hour flight from Japan.
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Lord Haw Haw
Berlin
London
Joyce
Germany
Haw Haw
Washington
Japan
Love Couple Set for Cameron Visit in October
Rev. J. P. Love and Mrs. Love will visit Cameron in October as announced by FE. H H. Coffield. Love, former pastor of All Saints Episcopal Church, led civic efforts here, while Mrs. Love engaged in social and religious work. The couple plan to spend part of October in Cameron and had left Cameron three years earlier for Louisville, Kentucky.
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J. P. Love
Mrs. Love
Cameron
H H. Coffield
Love
All Saints Episcopal Church
Rockdale
Louisville
Band Sweetheart to Be Elected in Cameron Contest
Cameron's annual Band Sweetheart contest is underway with a record nine high school girls nominated. Votes come from cash contributions to benefit the band, and the contest ends Saturday September 29 at 8 30 p m. Nominees include Grace Leonard Alice Marie Coker Doris Price Jamita Burnett Rose Marie Johnson Katherine Sutter Minnie Vogelsang Jesse Lee Kuhn and Evely Nell Janicek.
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Cameron
Grace Leonard
Alice Marie Coker
Doris Price
Jamita Burnett
Rose Marie Johnson
Katherine Sutter
Minnie Vogelsang
Jesse Lee Kuhn
Evely Nell Janicek
Yoemen Look to Start Home Schedule Against Caldwell
Caldwell brings a large squad to Yeomen Stadium for Friday night as the Yoemen open home play after a 25 point preseason win. Coach Leo Jackson reports no injuries from the Marlin game and notes improving spirit. Estimated crowd and 700 souvenir programs will boost opening night.
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Yoemen
Caldwell Hornets
Leo Jackson
Marlin
District 31-A
Caldwell
Yeomen
Geo. C. Fall
Texas
Herald Press
Texas Faces Crippling Strikes With Auto Industry Tieups
Government officials forecast labor disturbances reaching Texas with crippling strikes by weekend. Conferences were planned but no intervention was expected as strikes already impaired a large part of auto manufacturing. Mrs Temple Fuller Ely of Gause was seen shopping in Cameron on Wednesday.
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Texas
Rockdale and Cameron Land Transfers Across Grants and Leases
Court records list numerous property transfers in Rockdale and Cameron areas including 50 to 764 acres of various grants and surveys. Notable entries include Roy Denman and Jessie Mae Hollis. Enoch C. Vaughan to A. J. Freeman. Bessie Graham to Quinton L. Cryer. and oil and gas leases for the J. S Jacobs farm at Minerva. Total amounts range from 60 to 3,675 dollars with several tract descriptions and lot blocks in Rockdale city blocks and Cameron cemetery parcels.
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Enoch C. Vaughan
A. J. Freeman
J. K. Tyler
Bessie Graham
Quinton L. Cryer
Charles Cronea Survey
Charles Cornea League
Lou Ella Simms
M. B. Carner
Rockdale
City of
Cameron
Jesse J. Martin
Oak Hill
Max L. Plaster Et al
Wesley R. Hoover
City of Cameron
D. Monroe
E. A. Camp Etux
Roy Fuller
F. Rodriguez
R. L. Batte
Mary Bell Batte
Buckholts
John Stanislaw
Joe Nemec
James Dunn
J. Shields
Goldie Mae Tillery
Dee Benson
Jacobs Et Ax
Wilson Harding
J. S Jacobs
Minerva
Reagan Wyser Et al
Hammons Oil and Refining Company
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Cpl. Meyer
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Henry Walker Sr
Charles A. Walzel
Lincoln Barber, Jr
Lincoln Iti
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Elm Ridge
J. C. Cauthen
Nora Duncum
August Hubnik of
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Bill Worcester
Chas. Worcester
Albert J. DuBois
Mrs. Worcester
IK Franklin
J. C. Jones
Buffalo
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Yarrellton 4-H Club
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William Joyce
Womack Brachear
Newton Memorial Hospital
Court House News
Alder F. Roberts
Margarett Johnson
Willie M. Locklin
Pauline Cas
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Jessie Mae Hollis
Abraham Kearney
Clestine Dorsey
W. B. Burnett
GFE
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Henry Richter
Johnnie Richter
Sarah Wilhelm League
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Cora V. Wells
J. D. Sanches League
Charles L Stigall
Ray McQuary
Jackson Hall
S. C. Christian
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