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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
2
The American Medical Association warns of 250000 home products containing poisons and 600000 children poisoned yearly with about 500 deaths. Precautions include keeping items locked, never transferring contents, supervising children with cleaners, and discarding old medicines and hazardous materials safely.
A reflective piece on religious liberty as a cornerstone of American democracy. It links weekly worship to spiritual resources and national progress, noting honoring the Declaration of Independence in July and contrasting communities that neglect worship with those that maintain open church and synagogue facilities.
Lieutenant Pressley N O Bannon led Marines who raised the American flag over the Dal fort Derne Tri poli in 1805, the first flag over an Old World fort in Africa. Revolutionary War Marine pay was just over seven dollars monthly. today private pay begins at seventy eight dollars per month. The Marine Corps Band, organized in 1708, has played for all presidents except Washington.
An uncle recalls a rural preacher visiting a country store and proposing church TV services to save money. The survey finds 90 percent of workers loafing, with 40 percent sulking over a church quarrel, 22 percent logging visits, 20 percent wearing pew varnish, and 10 percent pushing the wagon. The preacher admits ulcers from work and jokes about reform.
Summer driving instruction for Grand Saline High School students is on the road to completion. Driving began June 6 after written tests conducted June 5 in Tyler. Course instructor is Coach Rusty Talbot. Besides classroom instruction, six hours each must be completed in observation and behind the wheel.
A reader asks about balancing love and skating when an employer bans skating. Jan advises choosing between love and personal goals, while other letters discuss car gear, loyalty, and setting boundaries with a meddling friend to avoid extra expenses and unwanted company on dates.
School praises Grand Sa Line High School for a perfect attendance 1961-62 year with no absences or tardies. Freshmen to seniors listed as present, including Barbara Lambert, Johnny Denton, Elaine Burges, Dottie Joslin, Billy Bell, and Jackie Lindsey. A Marine detachment led by Susjer Daniel Carmick mentions the Battle of New Orleans in 1815.
Dairymen should provide ample shade or a pole shelter to improve air flow, and adjust feeding to cooler parts of the day. Emphasize high quality roughage and energy concentrate, plus abundant clean water, as cows need up to 80 percent more water in hot weather.
Market items show 195 shippers handling 497 cattle and 303 hogs across 87 buyers including 9 packers. Calves and stocker cattle quoted with prices for butcher calves, stocker calves and yearlings, cows, bulls, and sows. Hog prices span No 1 to 3 190-240 lb to heavies and feeders with ranges for boars and weaned pigs.
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