Vaccine Not Ready in 1953 Yet Hopes Rise for Future
A report notes the vaccine is not yet ready for 1953 but emphasizes optimism for future developments and potential breakthroughs in immunization.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1954
Page
7
A report notes the vaccine is not yet ready for 1953 but emphasizes optimism for future developments and potential breakthroughs in immunization.
The Alpine Central Safety Patrol remains at key campus entrances to protect noon- period traffic, with thanks to the American Legion and community patrons. Alpine High’s El Toro notes the upcoming West Texas Forum meeting March 13 on Sul Ross campus, led by Jim Porter of Big Spring and the Alpine council. Morgan school reports two poster contest winners from National Book Week, Carolyn Ann Sneed and Christine Young, reflecting boosted reading interest and library awareness.
Published weekly from Alpine Texas the page lists editors and correspondents for Forbes Lynn Mrs Nell Forbes A N Alkir Alma Chambers and others. It includes a concluding thought on traffic safety citing a 1952 Travelers Insurance Co report about fatal and injury figures and young drivers involvement.
Alpine Independent School District trustees met January 20 approving 50 teacher contracts between one and three years including Supt. Peyton Cain's three-year deal. They discussed weather shelter for students, attendance data, new rooms at Centennial, and transportation for distant pupils while deferring some actions pending financial outlook.
Lions report a successful meeting with singing by Lion Whitehead and humor from Lion Kay. Visitors Bryan Ball Mike Mooney and A J Norton attended. A district meeting in Ohesing noted a potential 1954 55 school year shortfall. Fat stock show profit of 142 86 will aid Alpine FFA. National Geographic notes Canada ranking in gold production with mines in most provinces.
A brief note announces the film Capt. John Smith and Pocahontas coming to the Lobo Drive-In. The listing provides no dates beyond the title and venue.
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