13 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
1
New York market data show strong retail trading gains year over year driven by rebates and consumer demand. Analysts note varied performance across sectors with some brands outperforming while others lag, and investors watching for sustained momentum into spring.
A damaged OCR item hints at a rural tale involving a Texas river, a Mississippi setting, and a case about a will or estate with suspicious strangers. Names and precise details are unreadable, but suggests a multi state intrigue with a family in conflict. Answers reportedly appear on Page 1.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions school breaks, families, and uncertain names. Key elements like vacations and radios appear distorted, leaving unclear events. No coherent persons or places are reliably identifiable.
Robert Peoples, noted grid star, reportedly wed in Las Vegas amid celebration by peers from the University of Southern California. The ceremony drew attention from sports circles and local fans, with reports noting the couple plans to settle in the Los Angeles area.
In Antwerp and nearby areas Belgian food supply remains adequate despite German rule and sabotage reports. The piece notes confiscations, shortages of milk and staples, and authorities stressing discipline while praising Belgian soldiers and civilians for resilience.
Forty percent of the American population are not properly fed. M health results show slowed industrial production and danger to military strength. The item notes a sting of illness and a parable of snillians. Red Lexans will perform at Murie's Tavern on Saturday night June 14.
A routine wartime spy scare on the U.S. west coast prompted Army intelligence to investigate a hotel operator report that a man observed maneuvers. High ranking officers treated the incident seriously until authorities concluded the inquiry was a dead end and no capture occurred.
Edward Marcus of Boston displayed one of the year’s brightest bridge hands. The veteran whist player impressed with extraordinary sequences, revealing deep selee through the backs of the cards as he executed a series of remarkable plays.
The article describes a bridge hand where the South player faces a difficult endgame after trump maneuvers. West’s fall signaled a spade split while declarer Marcus searches for a winning line. He opts to cash hearts to exhaust trumps, overtake with the ace, and force West’s remaining trumps, discarding diamonds from dummy.
Notes on the Marx brothers reveal Bargain Basement will be their last picture together under Metro contract. They promise to retire from cinema after this project as they pursue stage, radio, and other plans. The piece also ruminates on Groucho and brothers’ reputations, wardrobe quirks, and humorous anecdotes from Hollywood life.
A fragmented historical note discusses Derk Poy and fir hahtes shaping events in ancient times. The passage references Napoleon era parallels and apocalyptic implications, attributed to Brure Parton, an elvertistie figure.
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