03 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1941
Page
1
A chaotic OCR fragment describes aviators fearing a physiological fog during high altitude flight. It mentions the American Medical Association, blood flow, vision issues, and possible causes tied to bleed fate and eye health. The text references pilots, weapons, and defense contexts with unclear details.
A scrambled notice indicates Malinteer Firemen will convene Tuesday March 7 to discuss imminent fire safety measures and a whistle alert schedule. Authorities urge attendance to review duties and protect local streets.
A historical note details the M-3 tank in Europe’s theaters with a 37-millimeter antiaircraft gun, four machine guns, and a 15,000 yard gun. It weighs 28 tons and is powered by a Wright airplane engine, carrying seven crew members.
A Austin June 3 report notes 6000 Texas youths employed in NYA machine and metal shops across the state. The piece highlights a shift toward industrial training, with girls and young workers filling power material roles amid a labor shortage. It mentions state programs, wages, and the impact on local economies and schools.
Flooding in Farmington New Mexico has damaged irrigation ditches feeding farms. The WPA project and county relief efforts aim to restore water supply for about 40,000 acres and 3,600 farm holdings dependent on the Rio Grande water system as the river levels recede.
Aute Newman, 61, longtime member of one of Sweetwater’s oldest and wealthiest families, died last night. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. He was a bachelor.
A distorted wartime bulletin argues labor shifts are essential to speed defense efforts. It references the Bureau of Enlos and industry, urging workers to relocate to critical posts and support programs amid a national mobilization.
Details of Bob Hope in a Wilms production describe a chaotic on set episode with stunts gone awry. Reportedly he endures injuries during scenes as the crew and cast navigate safety concerns and dramatic action. Also mentions a Mideast airliner instrument value note and past transport equipment values.
Sixteen men refused to bear arms and will join forestry projects near Camp Hagan in Glendora California under the Forestry Service. The group will work on fire prevention forestry conservation and scientific studies while paying $350 monthly to remain noncombatant. Camp San Dimas is run by the American Friends Service Committee with Dr and Mrs Edwin B Newman directing.
A fragmentary text item presents unclear names and phrases with no coherent event. The readable parts mention a group or person and a possible collaboration but concrete facts, dates, or locations are unavailable.
A Dallas man died after a motor vehicle crash near the city. The report notes a vehicle damage incident, a single fatal chest injury, and a family involved including a spouse and son who escaped unharmed. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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