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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1953
Page
2
Amid drought and tight economics, readers are urged to value child recreation. The piece argues gifted and average children benefit from supervised programs when work is scarce, preventing delinquency and guiding lifelong growth.
The San Angelo Standard-Star recalls teen age boys on railroad tracks risking death for a thrill. It questions delinquency rates in Alpine, noting 12 cases per 1000 youths in recent years and 60 per two years locally. It cites play programs and Socrates to urge better youth involvement. It previews a five part Creed for School Board Members.
The Alpine School Board praises its predecessors and pledges to serve the community and manage schools openly. The district honors Bandmaster Ralph Pauley and Mrs Pauley with gifts as Pauley moves to Del Rio. Texas Education Agency approves most Vocational Agriculture textbooks for 1953-54. four reference series denied. Alpine High School receives a $116 Interstate Interscholastic League check for students who qualify for state meets in May in Austin.
Chiropractic adjustments correct nerve impingement that pins the spine and causes pain or organ malfunction. Dr D A Hilton details how a misaligned vertebra affects nerve flow, with examples like a foot going to sleep and a spine clinic at 103 N Cockrell and Holland Ave, Tel 2543.
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports American sailors earn over 300 dollars monthly while Italian seafarers earn about 33. Government subsidies fund part of high operating costs to keep an American merchant fleet in defense and national welfare. Ship owners who meet quotas and replace obsolete ships may receive refunds, but profits are often clawed back at 50 percent for many earnings over time.
A May Meet in Austin saw Alpine High send a record group, yielding a larger than usual refund on expenses. The note closes with Swante Palm’s reflection on discipline and proactive encouragement from the Texas Book club.
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