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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1955

Page

7

Reminder on income tax filing and refunds from IRS official

Pecos internal revenue agent explains filing thresholds for 1954 returns. Anyone with $600 or $1200 for married couples must file, and self employment net income of $400 requires a return. Refunds possible if withholding exceeds tax due, and both spouses’ incomes combine under community property laws. Iodine note from seaweed ashes ends item.

H. P. Seales Internal Revenue Pecos Gonzales Bnds

Rutherford seeks Sul Ross weather station official status

Washington congressman J T Rutherford asks the Civil Aeronautics Administration to designate Sul Ross State College weather station as an official U S CAA station. Dr Bryan Wildenthal offers to maintain records and run it at no cost after the Marfa Alpine airport station was shut down Jan 1.

Sul Ross Rutherford Washington D. C J.T. Rutherford Civil Aeronautics Administration Sul Ross State College U. S. Caa Bryan Wildenthal CAA Sul Ross College Wildenthal Marfa-Alpine Marfa United States West Texas Sut Ross

Sage hens sought in Texas negotiations with Western states

The Texas Game and Fish Commission seeks talks with Western states to locate a possible stock source to introduce sage hens to the Big Bend. From 25,000 acres of vegetable land in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, F. H. Wahising Inc can move a carload of packed vegetables every 12 minutes. The text notes Franklin D. Roosevelt's hobby of stamp collecting.

Texas Game and Fish Commission Big Bend F. H. Wahising, Inc Texas Rio Grande Valley

Skeptics Misread Oil Prospects Amid California Elevation Notes

Fragmented report notes skepticism about oil prospects and drilling costs, with mentions of California highs and lows above sea level. References to production rates and financial stakes imply a tense industry outlook, though details are unclear.

Atver Sceptieg ToeRe The United States California

Alpine Pedestrian Safety Report Sent to AAA Contest

Alpine submits its 1954 pedestrian accident records to the American Automobile Association in Washington for judging in the 16th National Pedestrian Protection Contest. Chief J T Johnson notes Alpine had no pedestrian fatalities last year and lists seven safety rules for walkers to follow.

Alpine American Automobile Association Washington, D.C J.T. Johnson AAA United States Johnson

Cox Earns Honor Battalion of the Month at Fort Hood

Pvt. Charles F. Cox of the 126th Armored Ordnance Battalion based at Fort Hood Texas was named the 4th Armored Division Honor Battalion of the Month. Cox, son of Mr and Mrs C B Cox of Alpine, serves as a tack repairman in Company B. His wife Betty resides in Uvalde. Bee's wings vibrate 190 times per second.

Fort Davis D. Grisham Mtr Jesse C. Fisher U.S. Army Quartermaster Depot Giessen Germany Mark A. H. Smith Clarence E. Reid Grisham Grace Carol James U, 8 Army Fort Hood Texas Charles 4. Cox Betty Uvalde 126Th Armored Ordnance Battalion 4Th Armored Division Cox C. B. Cox W. Murphy Alpine

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