Texans Observe Texas Independence Day History
March 2 marks the day Texas was declared a free and independent republic after the convention at Washington on the Brazos. Sam Houston was re elected commander in chief, David G Burnett named president ad interim, and Lorenzo de Zavala as vice president.
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Texas
Washington-on-the Brazos
Mexico
Sam Houston
David G. Burnett
Lorenzo de Zavala
Alpine CAA Outlet Joins Nationwide Air Route Control Network
The Alpine peripheral communications outlet links with 103000 miles of telephone wire to 250 stations and air route traffic centers. Dual equipment ensures uninterrupted service with quick switch to a twin unit during any failure, guarded by on site maintenance. The CAA system is described as the world’s safest airways network. A heavy cruiser supplies 4000 daily bakery servings for its crew.
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CAA
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Federal Airways
Park Visitor Centers Plan Under Mission 66 Program
Big Bend National Park naturalist Harold J. Brodrick returns from a 30 day Washington Office training in museum planning and exhibit use. The Mission 66 project proposes visitor centers in the Chisos Mountains Basin Rio Grande development area and Castelon with an information room at park headquarters. Exhibits will guide visitor orientation and enjoyment across all structures.
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Harold J. Brodrick
Big Bend National Park
National Park Service
Washington Office
Big Bend
NPS
Chisos Mountains
Rio Grande Development Area
Castelon
New Radio Facility Overseen by CAA Expert at Elephant Mountain
Amblin Nautics Authority assigns Verry a supervisory electronics role for maintenance of the new radio facility atop Elephant Mountain. The article with full installation details appears elsewhere, provided by the Fort Worth regional CAA administrator. Terry Oliver, three years with CAA and Navy veteran, is mentioned.
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Nautics Authority
Verry
CAA
Elephant Mountain
Fort Worth
Terry Oliver
Navy
Williams To Speak At Barksdale High School
W. E. Williams of Sal Ross will be guest speaker at Nueces Canyon High School's annual Parent and Son Barbeque in Barksdale Texas on February 28. He will work with the vocational agriculture department to promote a new adult education program in vocational agriculture. The piece also recalls Marine Corps aviator Lieutenant Alfred Cunningham’s 1916 orders for land flying training.
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W. E
Bill) Williams
Sal Ross
Nueces Canyon High School
Barksdale
Texas
Williams
Vocational Agriculture Department
Nueces Canyon
Alfred A. Cunningham
Marine Corps
Sul Ross Lobos Announce 1958 Baseball Schedule
Coach Howard McChesney introduces a 30 game slate for Sul Ross with 18 home games at Kokernot Field and 12 away. The NAIA champions open March 10 11 at Arizona, then host Arizona State College March 12 13, followed by a home doubleheader March 28 against Southwestern Oklahoma.
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Howard McChesney
Pete Swain
Sul Ross
Lobos
Southwest
Kokernot
Lobo
H. L. Kokernot, Jr
Arizona University
Tucson
Arizona State College
Southwestern Oklahoma
Herb Biederman
Calvin Jordan
Howard Snodgrass
Bob Biederman
Offbeat job applications draw attention with bold stunts
A Reader's Digest piece cites odd methods that helped applicants land interviews. One man sent a homing pigeon to the secretary of his desired employer with a note asking for an interview and instructions to release the bird.
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March
The Job of Getting a Job by Cobb and Others
The article relays humorous career plots including Irvin S. Cobb boasting as the best writer in New York and receiving five offers after a bold letter. It mentions a man finding work by a bold ad and a secretary securing a permanent position by screening rivals.
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Irvin S. Cobb
New York
Alpine Election Announcements Name Candidates for Office
The Avalanche publishes cash in advance political notices for the City Election on April 1, 1958 and Democratic Primary on July 26, 1958. For County Treasurer seeking re election Mrs Avora Owens. For Mayor of Alpine Hugh B. White.
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Texas Press Association
Peyton's Del Norte Peculiar Notice
A fragmented notice appears to reference Peyton's Del Norte in Ian Pec. with scattered symbols and price-like text. The legible elements suggest an item or location listing but lack clear actions, dates, or full names to confirm a definite event.
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Park
Amblin
Jliams
White Books
the Lobos
Buddy Watts
Harry Watts
Gary Cox
Bobby Dickson
Paul Feist
Jerry Morris
Seldon Hensly
James Thomas
Jim Dodson
Warren McCarson
George Martin
Glenn Schneers
Ea’ ‘Etterman
Bob O'Day
McChesney
Holland House
W. Holland
Pel
Avora Owens
Alpine
Hugh
W. E. Lockhart
Brady
Texaco
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury
Kimbell
del Monte
Kimbell’s
L'ershey’s Chocolate
Carnation
Mary Blake
Carnation Co
Los Reasine
California
Hudson's
Stad
KRAFT
Velveeta
van Camps
Stokley’s
Minute Maid
Stokley
HONOR
Peyton’s
del Norte
Bologna
Duz
Supreme
Isananas
Cer
del Monte NO
del Monte NO. 2
Bartlett Pears
Celery Hearts
Ian
Kraft’s Salad Bowl
WY A
Waa
Greg
Barnhou
Bible Live
Bible Study Hour