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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1940

Page

6

Alpine Rotary hears plan for Queen contest and refugee aid

Pete Adams, guest of Bill Winter, and four visiting Rotarians joined 36 Alpine Rotarians for a luncheon. Bill Bishop and Ray Williams hosted. Adams described the Alpine 20 30 club’s Queen of the Highland fair contest in Marfa in October. Governor Wright read a refugee children letter from International HQ. a committee will report next week. Rev. Fred Rogers spoke on service and integrating church and business. Don Littleton said M. L. Hopson will lead next week’s vocational service program.

Pete Adams Bill Winter Bill Bishop Ray Williams Jeff Graham Bill Black Marfa Ebvert Crockett Harlingen Coke Williamson el Paso Alpine 20 30 Club Joel Wright International Headquarters United States Rotary Clubs Fred Rogers Alpine Presbyterian Church Rogers Rotary Don Littleton M. L

Texas land office checks Brewster school land payments

Luke Robinson and H. L. Richey of the Texas general land office examine Brewster County records on delinquent school land payments. Bascom Giles seeks to update accounts and may forfeit delinquent lands. He plans to mail statements again September 1, 1940 to owners with changed addresses to prevent forfeiture.

Luke Robinson H. L. Richey Texas Genera Land Office Bascom Giles Land Office Giles

Five Injured In Car Crash at Marathon

Five people were injured when a Ford V8 driven by Bill Meeks struck a Plymouth driven by Zenas Decie Friday night at Marathon. Injuries included a head gash to Helen Friend, a broken shoulder to Zenas Decie, and multiple cuts and bruises among the others. all were reported recovering.

Bill Meeks Zenas Decie Helen Friend Jack Todd Jack Yarbro

Final Tests in Progress for Sul Ross Flying Students

Sul Ross student aviators finish ground and final pilot tests for Civil Aeronautics Authority licensing. Charles Clark and Troy Fincher tie for top Civil Air regulations honors with 96s. Clark and Jerry Viesca lead meteorology and navigation. Inspector from the CAA is slated to visit. fall classes limited to 15. enrollment info through V J Smith.

Sul Ross Civil Aeronautics Authority College Air School Charles Clark Merkle Troy Fincher el Paso Clark Jerry Viesca del Rio CAA W. J. Smith Walter Armstrong Wharton Tuscola Eugene Ellis Brownfield Junius Floyd Alpine John Holland Merrit Hopson Jesse Lochausen Sanderson Lavon Rains Paul Sears Iraan Jerry Starnes Lorenzo Valuenza

Joint Resolution Proposes Amendment to Texas Constitution

A joint resolution proposes amending Article V to give the Legislature authority to appeal directly to the Supreme Court. The measure aims to streamline access to the high court by enabling direct appeals through legislative approval.

J. R. BO Artcle State of Texas Supreme Court

FSA Loans Total in Brewster County Reach $86 000

Farm Security Administration reports Brewster County loans totaling $86,960.84 since program inception. Rural supervisor Herbert A. Dodd notes $46,216.10 lent to rematchmen from July 1, 1890 to June 30, 1940 with maturities totaling $12. He also mentions a complete staff upgrade.

Brewster County Farm Security Administration FSA Herbert A. Dodd Remchmen

Texas amendment proposal seeks Supreme Court appeals path

The Texas legislature proposes adding Section 3-b to Article V allowing appeals to the Supreme Court in certain law and order cases. Voters will decide at the November election on amending the constitution to provide direct appeals to the Supreme Court in specified instances. The plan includes funding from state sources and details on ballot wording and publication.

State OF Texas Eee Supreme Court

City Water Well Drilling Delayed At 1320 Feet

Delayed drilling on Well 1e due to a fish related complication. depth reached 1320 feet before halt. Formation described as unchanged. report notes ongoing registration and posting to post offices.

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