Campaign to wipe out the Mexican fruit fly restarts in Rio Grande region
Washington June 19 J E Mey Donald Texas agriculture commissioner announced a renewed spraying drive in the citrus belt of the Rio Grande valley to exterminate the Mexican fruit fly he conferred with B A Rohiver assistant chief of the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine and other officials. A note closes with an unrelated classified line about renting a vacant property before June 15.
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Washington
Rio Grande Valley
J. £. Mey Donald
Texas Agriculture Commissioner
McDonald
B.A. Rohiver
Rssistant
Bureau of Entomology
Classified clothing items and prices from Sunspot Street ad
Colorful disks and a white plaque highlight fashion notes featuring shorts skirts and blouses priced from 1.00 to 5.98 listed as play sult and other misspelled terms. The ad mentions tropical prints, sailor styles, and embroidered flag motifs across several two piece suits and outfits.
Local Names Span City Scene And Arts Figures
Bexar Facts by Ed Lester Kelner notes a police pass holder. Betty and Jack Sherry of Associated Pictures return from the gulf. Coleman Neeley travels from San Antonio to Beeville to see Henry W. Faln. Ed Kremer hustles in swelter for a Grand Lake renay. Jimmy Ragsdale preps for marriage to Eve Barr. Connie Gately, a 60 words per minute typist, is a psychologist and philosopher. Gordon George brings university photography home. Joe Dynandon cooks a large NERI supper. N.S. Dickinson plans to depart for cooler spots. Calvin Williams’ high school short story earns a spot in O'Brien collection. Jack Cameron’s temperament sparks a sharp retort. The city guard numbers 25 policemen aged 61 to 70.
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ED Lester Kelner
Betty and
Jack Sherry
Associated Pictures
Gulf
Coleman Neeley
San Antoino
Henry W. Fal
Beevillé
Ed Kremer
Renay
Grand Lake
Jimmy Ragsdale
Eve Barr
Connie Gately
G Hiiule
Gordon George
University
San Antonio
Neri
N.S. Dickinson
Calvin Willams
O'Brien
Spray Urged for Fruit Fly
Philadelphia June 10. Bernard J Johnnson, 33, of Staten Island floated free after facing a slaying complaint tied to Roy Moore, 37, of Port Arthur Texas. Moore, quartermaster on the tanker Gulf Gem, died at sea May 30 two days after an altercation left him injured.
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Philadelphia
Bernard J. Johnnson
Staten Island
Roy Moore
Port Arthur
Texas
Jndict Johnson
Moore
Gulf Gem
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Inghip Death
Shantung
Aimity
Mammoth
Bexar Facts
Joe Dynan
Inteltizentsia
Lteraryish
Jack Cameron
Cameron
Porson
Josite’s
Jorke
Jacquard Lace
Nonnslay
Vinge Belge
Towlers
Torke
Hiloves
Taake
Bayon Underwear
Joi
Colleen Moorisons
Spahe
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