06 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
1
Babson discusses the 1907 building boom. argues costs and labor hinder construction. Notes high material prices, scarce skilled workers, and regulatory hurdles delaying homes for veterans and others. Predicts when supply improves a rise in construction may occur.
New St James Church features in a local religious development as plans outline its new site and reopening expectations. Community leaders discuss architectural style and parish outreach alongside funding from donors and grants.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at NEA policy changes affecting education teams and staff. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, but the fragment points to shifts in procedures or standards likely impacting schools and teachers nationwide.
Six grade American engineering and architecture students will showcase drawings at the University of Texas in Austin on June 5 and a separate display will travel to the Architecture League of New York. The exhibits aim to acquaint students and others with professional practice in universities and colleges.
Fragmentary notes recount classic early U S topics. A Q and A hints at congressional messaging and Jefferson Washington era references. A Brigham Young commanded a 1840 expedition with 143 men, 3 women, 2 boys, in 72 wagons. A kitchen tip suggests keeping refrigerator shelves rust free with a powder soak and hot water, then cover with a protective layer.
A Sunday dessert plan featuring Half and Half Lemon Pudding for four with lemon flavor and a baked version in custard cups, followed by Baked Apples with meringue topping. Includes a Sunday menu with breakfast, dinner, and supper items and beverage options.
A grave-freed image captures President Truman in a Kansas City hotel corridor showing strain over his ailing mother. The photo was snapped during a visit to his mother’s bedside in nearby Grandview.
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