14 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
1
A mangled OCR text fragment contains unclear phrases about early rising, bets, and relationships. Names, dates, and coherent facts are not discernible, leaving only partial, nonsensical sentences and sporadic capitalized words. No identifiable events or entities emerge from the readable text.
A 1962 Heloise column offers practical tips from readers about home hacks. Suggestions include sewing sheets with embroidered ends, using the leg of a stocking for stuffing, picking up excess flour in dough, and cleaning tea kettles with vinegar. Readers discuss plastic coverings for furniture and countertops, wax prep for tiling, and cleaning hammered aluminum pans.
San Felipe Lions Club plans to install officers on June 27. The event will recognize incoming leaders and honor current club members in a formal ceremony. Local officials and Lions members are expected to attend, reflecting ongoing community service efforts.
College Station reports bagworms are widespread on trees and evergreens. Entomologist F Garner urges early dusting or spraying with emulsifiable concentrates such as Marathion, Toxaphene, or lead arsenate to prevent severe damage. Brands offering combination sprays may also provide control.
Field Service program and its local committee convene at Harvey Street Wal Verde Park Estates. AMD and Mrs Fred Gilbert have moved to their new home and enjoy produce from their vegetable garden and their own hive of bees. Mr and Mrs C and Austin and their son Sicpeen and Wes live in Del Rio area. LeROY J. Gloria, son of Mr. and Mrs. Del Rio, reported enlisting under the Defense Act. Saturday class 41a held.
A male pedestrian, identified as a doctor, was hit while crossing Avenue FO Tuesday evening. He sustained injuries but remained in serious condition. witnesses noted he was moving slowly and the incident is under police investigation.
Fragmentary text shows discussions with Undersecretary of Labor and a strike at a union shop. Mentions wages, two-borrowed debts, and a fire or crash incident. Readable items indicate a broad labor conflict with few concrete names, dates, or locations available in the surfaced material.
A local report outlines Chamber of Commerce efforts to support Del Rio with a multiuse convention center and economic development projects. The piece notes investigations by civic groups, a past appointment of organizers, and discussions about a large arena and stage shows.
Fragmented OCR reads allege Smith asked questions about harassment and interference in county party leadership. Mentions Kennedy, county GOP chair, and police involvement. details are unclear due to garbled text.
Officials report executives and technicians arriving as Mexico outlines a new education minister departure. The brief notes personnel moves and policy signals amid ongoing modernization efforts, with authorities stressing stability and implementation pace.
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