The Cameron Herald (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 25, 1945 Page: 7 of 8
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THE CAMERON HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1945
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
was inaugurated President of the
United States in Washington Satur-
day morning in what is said to have
been the most restricted of all cere-
monies inducting a chief executive
in the history of the nation.
The ceremony occured at the White
House. The President begins .»
fourth term, a record never equalled
by that of any other president, in fact
the precedent was shattered in 1940
when he took oath for the third time.
The President’s inaugural address,
like the appointment of the in-
auguration, was brief. He pledged
his administration to secure a just
and lasting peace. Admitting the
possibility of mistakes, he pledged
his untiring efforts to achieve per-
fection in so far as humanly possible.
A statement issued by his physician
said the President is in excellent
health.
The President will be 69 years old
on January 30, 1945.
The forthcoming adminstration of
Mr. Roosevelt faces many problems
not. only in winning the war but estab.
lishing Peace and organizing Ameri-
can economy for post war conditions.
Bryan Defeats Yoemen
In Basketball 39 to 34
The Yoemen basketball team lost
to Bryan Friday night by 5 points,
the score being 39 to 34.
The game attracted the largest
crowd of the season. No report was
received on the game Saturday. The
Yoemen were entertaining a Class AA
team on the local court for the first
time. Despite the defeat the team
of Coach Young looked plenty good.
JANUARY IN HISTORY
January 20, 1846—Telegraph open-
ed between New York and Philadel-
phia.
January 21, 1824—Born, “Stone-
wall” Jackson, Confederate General.
, Representative A. N. Green is
home for the week end from the
le gislature. Progress has been slow
during the first two weeks of the
session.
Ethel Young of Rosebud is ill in the
Newton Memorial Hospital.
Woodman Circle
Officials Installed
At the meeting of Woodman Circle
Grove 996 Cameron which was held
on January 9, 1945, at 8:00 p. m.,
Mrs. Ann Laake presided.
Mrs. Aldridge of Rockdale, presided
in installing officers; Mrs. Rebena
Inman, Past Guardian; Mrs. Marie
Ann Laake, Guardian; Mrs. Angelina
Allen, Advisor; Mrs. Julia Brown, At-
tendant; Mrs. Dorothy Fuller, As-
sistant Attendant; Mrs. Ida Johns,
Secretary; Mrs. Nettie Storey, Bank-
er; Mrs. Mazie Price, Musician; Mrs.
Mary Houston, Chaplain; Ellen
Hause, First Auditor, and Setlinn
Nesbitt, Second Auditor.
All members who have belonged to
the circle for a period of 25 years
were awarded a pin which were pre-
sented by Mrs. Mary Ledbetter of
Waco. Those members include: Mrs.
Rebena Inman, Mrs. Mable Cammer,
Mrs. Pearl Hilliard, Mi’s. Frances
Collins, Mrs. Alberta Underwood.
Mrs. Mary Houston, Mrs. Louise
Weems, Mrs. Ida Johns, Mrs. Cora
Matula, Mrs. K. K. Robins, Mrs. Lois
Haddox and Mrs. Ethel Brewer.
The District Manager, Mrs. Ella
Middle-brook attended the meeting.
The Ipdge is to'be commended for
the nice lounging chair which they
gave to the Milam County Room at
McCIoskey Hospital for a Christmas
gift.
After the meeting the group went
to Laake’s Drug Company where they
were served refreshments.
The Cameron volunteer Fire De-
partment enjoyed a banquet at Cato'.-
Cafe Thursday night. A full report
will be made Monday.
Miss Mildred Cryer of Austin visit -
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Cryer and accompanied them to New
Mexico.
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ATTACK ON GERMANS
The Red Army has penetrated 50
miles in a new break through on a
38 mile front in the vicinity of the
Carpithian mountains in Southern
Poland to score heavy against the
Germans.
Joseph Stalin in a special order of
the day told the Russian people and
the world that his Red army was
making the most successful attacks
of the war against the Germans.
The city of Krakow has fallen to
the Reds. Figthing was in progress
in the streets of Lodz 250 miles miles
from Berlin.
Budapest was due to la* cleared of
Germans within a few hours. Only 3
per cent of the city was in the hands
of the Germans.
Warsaw was a city of rubble but
heroic Poles were beginning their
work to restore the city and its
government. Before the Red A"my
liberated the capital the Germans
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rounded up thousands of civilians
and sent them to Germany as slaves.
The British army has finally begun
to fight. A foree of British are in-
side Germany and within 30 miles of
Dueseldorf.
The Third Army under General
George Patton has launched a full
scale offensive against the Germans
in Belgium.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Holder are an-
nouncing the arrival of a baby girl
born Friday morning, January 19,
1945, at the Cameron Hospital. She
has been named Patricia Gail and
weighed 9 pounds. The mother is the
former Miss Merle Dodson. The
father is in the United States Navy
serving aboard a battleship and lias
seen the Pacific war front many lines
of battle. »
Mrs. Chas. G. Hess of Cameron, is
under treatment at Newton Memorial
Hospital.
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PHONE 418.
Rev. C. W. Sanders, pnstor of the
First Baptist church here, will attend
a district meet of the Baptist church
to be held in Mary Hurdin-Baylor
College Thursday, and will be ac-
companied by Miss Alice McGchee,
Mrs. E. A. Flinn, Mrs. Bertha Brew-
er, Mrs. Earl Moseley and others may
attend from here. The district com-
prises around 15 counties of middle
Texas.
Sell or buy—use Classifieds.
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REAR TRACTOR TIRES
9-32 and 10-32; 9-24 and 10-24; 750-36 and 900-36;
9-36 and 10-36; 9-28 and 10-29.
Seal Beam Lights
Car Rugs, Felt Base
and Changeover Kits
Windshield Wipers
Motors and Parts
Heater Ilose
Aerials for Cars
Car Topping
Art Leather
Telephone Batteries
Oil Cans and Gas Cans
Fluorescent Fixtures
& Globes, No Rationing
MANY NEEDED HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES
PASSENGER, TRUCK, TRACTOR
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More Or Less Full Line.
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Those brands above (with one exception)
stand for tattle—Texas cattle Rut look
a little (loser and you'll tee a "brand"
that doesn't represent tattle-raising. It
stands for a long-time Texas partner
in getting those tattle to market. It’s
he Santa Fe trademark.
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Cattle isn't all that Texas offers to
the nation—not by a long shot.
Texas is the big "all 'round" pro-
ducer from field, orchard and mine
as well as range.
Look at Texas grapefruit Texas
helium. Texas cotton. Texas melons
Texas grains. Texas oil. Texas
vegetables. Texas sulphur and other
minerals. Texas weep. Texas steers.
Texas turkeys. Texas gas. Texas
wool. Texas mohair. Texas pecans.
Santa Fe "settled" in Texas in the
early 1880’s. Since then we have
seen the products of Texss lands and
factories begin, grow and flourish.
Texans will be interested to note
how Santa Fe is keeping in step with
the Lone Star State—by increasing
yard facilities, lengthening sidings to
handle bigger freight loads faster.
After the war your Santa Fe rail-
road partner will be ready, able and
proud to uke even more Treasures
of Texas where you want them to
go—North, Fast or West.
SANTA FE SYSTEM LINES
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The MARK of a
Properly Heated Home
One of the identifying marks of a comfortable home is the Hue
showing on the roof. The flue is important, is necessary, in pre-
venting wall sweating and stuffy air. The flue is needed to vent
modern gas heaters. Plan now to enjoy the finest type of house-
heating with new era gas heaters which are vented to a flue,
j Make sure you provide the needed flues in your modernizing
or new home building plans.
These are types
of Modern Gas
Heating Appliances
vented to a flue
No* oil types of vented gas heoting
equipment ore available because of
wartime restrictions. But if you ore
using the old-*ashioned open Borne
unvented type heating throughout your
home be sure you provide plenty of
ventilation, h will help some to reduce
wall swea*i-g and eliminate stvfFy o r
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White, Jefferson B. The Cameron Herald (Cameron, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 25, 1945, newspaper, January 25, 1945; Cameron, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth561455/m1/7/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.