13 Jun 1958
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
1
A clipped OCR fragment references a Bahai Constitution from 1729 and claims it offers a form of government similar to that of the American colonies before the Revolution. The text is garbled and includes misordered words and stray punctuation, limiting clear extraction of facts.
A narrative recalls a five year old facing family contempt and community rejection after a cruel accident. The piece cites psychological insights from Erich Fromm on fear of rejection and parental obedience, highlighting the lasting pain of social exclusion and its impact on a boy named Ward.
Dean Skinner of Austin wins the apparent low bid for the Lyn Waco dam project. The contract includes construction of a 2 1606 foot embankment with a bid of 40,731 dollars.
J A Slaughter of Central Power and Light warns candidates and the public against nailing campaign placards to utility poles. He describes hazards to utility workers who climb poles and notes nails can injure climbers even after cords or posters are removed, leaving hidden dangers.
Pvt Jesus Sosa of Del Rio Texas completed eight weeks of basic combat training with the Army at Fort Carson Colorado. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Eulalio Sosa of 606 Went Cibba St Del Rio Tex and formerly worked for the Texas Highway Department.
Leaders including Eisenhower Macmillan and De Gaulle debated international issues in Washington and agreed on a possible Geneva summit with Khrushchev. Technical task forces would draft agreements on nuclear weapons tests and disarmament while stressing world trade and allied cooperation.
The San Felipe Lions schedule a January 26 installment program at the regular meeting, with officers to be installed and a $25 donation to the Little Orphans charity. Charter member Hector Vaider visited. attendees included John Acost, Alfred Lay, Alfredo Carranen, Joe Guerra, Simon Ramon, Richard Caerpines, J.B. Pena, Robert Pelin, Secunda Guajardo, Roger Perez and Armando Ferpindez.
The notice reports Texans released from active duty or discharged from armed forces. It notes the classified listing status in state service headquarters and references actions on Thursday. Specific names, dates, or units are not provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a bridge event near El Fal County with mentions of Soba and a person named Minegan. Details on cause, casualties, and exact location remain unclear from the readable text.
A historic note examines the original name of Boston Massachusetts and traces its early naming by settlers. The piece discusses colonial era toponymy and local figures tied to the city’s initial designation.
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