Readers note Dizzy Dean and DuPont books praised
A column lauds Dizzy Dean's Baseball Dictionary and DuPont The Autobiography of an American Enterprise as engaging reads. It highlights Dean's radio play by play and witty definitions, plus political election notes with primary ballots and pledge statements for Texas and other counties.
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DuPont
Dizzy Dean
America
Ol' Diz
Bill Klei
Legion Post Plans July 4 Observance in Alpine
Alpine Legion posts outline Independence Day events starting at 2 p.m. with a double header at Kokernot field featuring Alpine Internationals vs Cowboys and Jal Gassers vs Cowboys. Barbecue at $1.25 per plate, fireworks near dark, and a public dance follow, plus Norris Graves, former TCU pitcher, has a Kansas City Yankee farm deal and will join Joplin later this season.
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American ‘Legion Post
Kokernot Field
The
Cow
Jal Gassers
Cowboys
Legion Hall
Legion Softball Field
Legion
Norris
Knobby) Graves
TCU
Alpine Conbays
Kansas City
New York
Yankee
Beaumont
Joplin
Marathon July 4 Celebration Draws Big Crowds
Marathon hosts its annual July 4 celebration drawing visitors from surrounding areas. Rodeo events were scheduled for yesterday afternoon with a large barbecue planned for today at Fort Penn Colorado. The Marathon Rodeo Club sponsors the rodeo events led by Harry A. Mather with community-driven contributions for food and dances at the old Fort Penn Colorado site, a few miles south of Marathon.
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Marathon
Formance
Marathon Rooing Club
Harry A. Mather
Old Fort Penn Colorado
PRICE DANIEL FOR SENATOR COMMITTEE MEETS HERE MONDAY
Alpine citizens formed a Price Daniel for Senator committee at the chamber of commerce Monday evening with W J Newell as campaign manager The group aims to inform Brewster county voters about the two candidates and their Texas records including Daniel s role in the tidelands case The list of local supporters includes John Colwell Val Richardson Clarence Hord Ray LaBeff and several others The committee invites volunteers to contact Mr Newell to help with the campaign funds will not be solicited locally and members will be guided on how to contribute. Lt and Mrs Bob Shure visit Mrs Snure s parents amid his recovery from a December B 28 crash and current leave from Brooke General Hospital
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Price ‘Daniel
W. J. Newell
Price Daniel
Texas
Tidelands
Senate
Brewster County
John Colwell
Val Richardson
Clarence Hord
Ray LaBeff
Onah Brown
Helen Gibbs
John W. Gillett
M. & Kay
CW. Davis
Lee M. Smith
Ray N. Morrow
Rex Ivey Jr
FP. Fulcher
Tom Yarbro
Earl Clark
Justice R.G Garnett
Elvie F. Williams
Constable
HT. Pruett
County
Democratic Committee
Gene” R. Hendryx
East
GC. McDaniel
West
M. C. Kay
J. E. Wright
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Water use stays high as drought drags on Alpine rationing persists
Alpine faces continued drought strain with warm dry weather and limited local moisture. Mayor John Gillett warns that residents overuse water. if conservation fails, water regulations could be reinstated to protect supply until rains arrive.
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Alpine
Itas
John Gillett
Fort Hood training for Battery A reserve men
Pvt. Oscar L. Bullis Pvt. Roberto A. Ciniceros and Pvt. Sam Bu Marfa completed 14 days of active duty training at Fort Hood as Organized Reserve enlistees with no prior military experience. They left Marfa June 14 and returned June 28 by Trans-Pecos Airlines. Pvt. Jiminez earned commendation from Capt. Moffett for leadership and aggressiveness. Battery A officers praised Bullis Ciniceros and Jiminez for their performance during Fort Hood training.
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Roberto A. Coniceros
Sam- Bu
Fort Hood
Pvt
Jiminez
537Th
el Paso
Marfa
Fort D. A. Russell
Btry “A
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Postage Hike Up To One And A Half Cents Per Piece
Washington AP reports a Tuesday increase in bulk third class mail postage with the minimum rising from one cent to one and a half cents per piece. The move adds about 30,000 dollars annually and targets catalogs circulars and other printed material while religious charitable and fraternal groups retain the one cent minimum.
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Washington
Congress
Scouts From oe To Attend Camp At Buffalo Trails
Local Scouts will attend camp from July 27 to August 2 at the Buffalo Trails camp near Balmoral. C W White field executive announced the change due to full capacity before reservations reached Midland office. Scouts without reservations should contact their troop leaders immediately.
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Buffalo
Midland
Buffalo Trails
Balmornea
C. W. White
White
Cowboys Bliss Split Pair Here at Kokernot Field
The Alpine Cowboys defeated Fort Bliss Falcons 8 to 4 in the Saturday game, Van Cleef and Swain led the visitors with multiple hits, while Mircovich and Stout pitched for the Cowboys. Sunday Bliss won 4 to 0 as Wheat and Mircovich held the Cowboys to five hits.
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Alpine Cowboys
Fort Bliss Falcons
Kokernot Field
Blissmen
Black
Fort Ls
Wheat
Paleon
Swain
Falcon
van Cleef
Cowboys
Ellis
Moore
Mircovich
Marsh
Falcons
Chandler
Klick
Denny Davidson
Stout
Davidson
Visitors
Berberet
Moore and
Looney
Model railroad group seeks new members in community yard
A fragment describes members of the National Model Railroad Association at Imead yards with Ashley Webster and Mrs Webster active in the cabie. The treasurer sits on the ground while others discuss joining the group.
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Imead
National Model Lall Ronderst
Ashley Webster
Sing
Amclation
Cabie
Webster
Mrs. F L Clark Native Texan Dies After Illness
Mrs F L Clark a native Texan and longtime Brewster County resident died last Friday after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at First Baptist Church Alpine with Rev Glenn W Bales and Rev R Wittner officiating. She was 85 and survived by a daughter Berta Clark Lassiter Alpine a brother J A Hunter Gonzales three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery with pallbearers named.
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First Baptist Church
F. J. Clark
Brewster County
North Aline
Sirs Clark
Mary Emily Hunter
Gor Zales
Tom
Marina Hunters
Teas
F. le Clark
Clark
W. H. Kokernet
Alpine
Tn Bia
Atepine
Glenn W. Bales
R. Wittner
Tater Went
Elm Grove Cemetery
Lee Smith
Feix McGaughy
M.C
Pete)’ Adams
Charles Chambers
D. C. Litteren
Joe Hord
Berta Clark Lassiter
J. A
Oil Test Planned in Brewster County Block TC MI Area
A new oil test is set for Brewster County in Block TC MI about five miles northeast of Lajitas and seven miles southwest of Terlingua. Drilling will target a 6000 foot hole beginning July 10 with W W Spacek of Richmond securing the lease for a Houston group. The Serpentine plug near the site shows a 1500 foot surface exposure and nearby tests have occurred near Presidio and the Galf Mitchell well east of Marfa. Lewenthal, a Brewster county ranchman, maintains his Alpine residence.
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Glenn’ Burgess
Brewster County
Lewis Lewenthal
Lajitas
Terlingua
Houston
Spacek
Marfa
Presidio
Lewenthal
Alpine
June parking meter receipts rise amid tourist traffic
Parking meter receipts for June totaled 482.50 dollars, averaging about 20 dollars daily. Excludes Sundays when parking is free. Receipts have increased with summer tourist traffic and Ross College summer term. Violations fines are included in the total.
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al ‘Ross College
Isbell Lands Catcher's Berth On All-America Teams
Three former Alpine Cowboy players earned berths on the All-America baseball teams announced by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Larry Isbell of Baylor was named catcher on the first team, Lloyd Jenny of Arizona catcher on the second team, and Roger Johnson of Arizona center fielder on the third team. All three played with the Cowboys last season.
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Alpine Cowboy
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Larry Isbell
Baylor
Isbell
Lloyd Jenny
Arizona
Roger Johnson
Cowboys
Ballots Readied For Primary Vote
Mrs Lucille Easterwood Kempen wife of George J Kempen Jr senior resident engineer of the State Highway department Alpine died suddenly at her East Ave home She was born March 19 1899 Hearne daughter of H B and Lillie Easterwood She graduated Hearne High Kidd Key College Sherman married April 18 1936 lived in Yoakum Abilene Alpine since 1938 Funeral at First Methodist Monday 3 p m Elm Grove Cemetery Survived by husband a daughter Evelyn two siblings and several nieces and nephews Funeral attendants listed
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Lucille Easterwood Kempen
George J. Kempen Jr
State Highway Department
East Ave. D. (College
Mr. Kempen
Kempen
Hearne
H.B
Lillie Easterwood
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
Highway Department
Yoakum
Abilene
Alpine
Wong
Methodist
First Methodist Church
Lesroy Sewell
Floyd’ Easterwood
Houston
Hansard
Evelyn
C. V. Easterwood
George Weinert
Fort Worth
Alpine Rancher Hurt In 20 Foot Bluff Fall
Alpine rancher Duncan of Alpine suffered a broken leg after a rock dislodged from a bluff above the Miles Pierce ranch east of Alpine King. He crawled three miles to the ranch house and was taken to Alpine for care and later to El Paso. Duncan, a noted cougar hunter with 48 big cats since 1992, works on the Sohl ranch.
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Duncan
Alpine
Pierce Ranch
Alpine King
Pierce
el Paso
Sohl Ranch
Rains Boost Big Bend Davis Mountains Area With Local Flooding
Beneficial rains spread across the Big Bend Davis Mountains north of Alpine and nearby areas, with up to nine inches in Mitre Peak region and five inches at Musquiz Creek breaking dry spells. Alpine saw minimal rainfall to date, while Marfa reported downtown damage from downpours. June totals in Alpine are under 1.25 inches, keeping year to date well below last year’s pace.
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Big Bend-Davis Mountains
Alpine
Mitre Peak
Musquiz Creek
Marfa
Davis Mountains
Limpia Creek
Big Bend Park
Ballot Contests and Voting Rules For Primary Elections
Ballots list multiple candidates for governor lieutenant governor U S congress attorney general supreme court and other state and county offices with several incumbents and contested races. New voting rules allow scratching names or marking boxes while emphasizing military absentee voting rights and birth date records for first time voters. Miss Jane Caradine returned from a visit to Houston and Sweetwater.
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Jane Caradine
Houston
Sweetwater
Texas
Alpine Rotarians Hold Ladies Night Event at Kokernot Lodge
Alpine Rotarians and more than 100 attendees enjoyed the annual Ladies Night at Kokernot lodge last Thursday evening. The carnival themed program featured Dick Rogers as pitch man and followed a barbecue. officers for the new year were installed by Dr. J E Wright, past district governor.
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Kokernot Lodge
Dick’ Rogers
Rot
Ina
J. E Wright
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