Important Notice to Subscribers from The Avalanche
An advisory to readers in Brewster Jeff Davis and Presidio counties shows new subscription rates at 2.80 yearly and 1.50 for six months, with a clause that rates may rise if material costs continue to mount. The notice notes other weekly papers follow similar policies and states rates in three counties will stay at 2.00 yearly and 1.25 for six months unless costs necessitate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Bers
Highland
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Regents Approve Bus Purchase for Sul Ross College
The bond of regents authorized Sul Ross State College to purchase a large bus for school use. Expected for summer delivery before the session ends. Dr. R M Hawkins says trips will be made by band chorus and scenic groups on tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond of Regents
Sul Ross State College
R. M. Hawkins
Sul Ross
Notice of limited personal liability for debts
A public notice states that the author will not be responsible for any debts incurred in their name or the Coffee Cup case unless explicitly authorized. The notice is signed MM. F. STALLING and bears a date code 4-5-tfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Stalling
American soldiers praised by missionary for discipline and cost of war
Miss Elizabeth Kilburn of Philadelphia, a World War II missionary in Tokyo, commends American troops for discipline and restraint in Japan, saying their conduct helps win Japanese souls to democracy. She notes Christian colleges aiding Asian women and urges World Day of Prayer fundraisers for relief in Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Mulftarne
Elizabeth Kilburn
Philadelphia
Japan
Tokyo
Assamit
Saye
America
Yenching University
Sinling College
Cheeloounerary
Crenata
West China
Woman's Christian College of Tokyo
Woman’ ‘S
Christian College of Madras
St.| Christopher's Training College
All India Medical College
Vellore
Churches of Christ
Sir Bernard Montgomery
England
Bible
Heart Daily
Laundry Marks Link Crime To Hidden Clues
Nassau County police pursue a theory using laundry marks on fabrics to identify criminals. A detective consultant explains marks on handkerchiefs and linings, matched to files, could solve murders quickly. The method, tied to the American Institute of Laundering, hinges on ultraviolet screening to reveal coded names and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau County
N.Y
Actin
Nassau
Ainged
American Institute of Laundering
Alc
Consigna
Yulch
Chica
West of The Pecos magazine writing staff invitation
A reader offers appreciation and expresses interest in joining the writing staff if a magazine project titled West of The Pecos is launched, signaling enthusiasm for collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pecos
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Community Help
A family expresses appreciation for the kindness of the mayor and a Michigan service station operator in their time of bereavement. The note notes renewed support and the dedicate effort of a local merchant who expanded his line of merchandise and increased sales over the past four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Kindnes
Com-Itor
Urson
Jose Antonio Pallanes Jr
Cedar oil mill planned near Junction in Kimble county
A cedar oil plant will be built near Junction in Kimble county creating 25 to 30 jobs and marking the third such facility in Texas. The cedar wood will yield furniture polish leather dressing and fragrances with cedar sawdust later used for other products. The move could unlock millions of acres of cedar land for grazing and profit benefiting landowners. Steve Stumberg leader of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Assn backs him amid interest in a national wood program and local officials note the January snow and April elections as notable events of 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Kimble County
Texas
Steve Stumberg
Assa
Steves
Rusty the Horned Toad and Quiet Work Ethic
A column recalls an elderly horned toad named Rusty who returns to outdoor duties despite cold weather. The piece extols his faithful eight years on the job, noting regular summer hours and a mysterious, efficient retirement each day. The author praises kindness to such creatures and mentions friend Wilfred.
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Rusty
Thanksgiving gratitude for towers and families
The note thanks the Pallanes family and the Gallego family for their generosity toward the beautiful towers and community. It acknowledges Mr and Mrs Antonio Pallanes and Mr and Mrs Joe Gallego and their families.
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Antonio Pallanes
Joe Gallego
Famil
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Kimball & Son
Alpine
el Paso Livestock Show
Robert Cross
Alpine Ly
el Paso
FFA
Joe Gallego Jr
el Alpine
Paso
el Pao
Avalan
Blair
Livingston
Livingston Funeral Home
Jeardh
Regents
RCH
Fairbanks-Morse
W. B. Dorris
Tint
Lemer H
Rt Cd Co
Arvene Suds
Snes Arvene
Marvene Suds
Wandest
Phy
Uas
Edward
Stalin
John L. Lewis
Wilfred
First National Bank
of Alpine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Member
Federal Reserve System
United States
City Depository
H. L. Kokernel, Pres
G. W. Baines
V-Pres
G. B. Crawford
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