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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1942

Page

8

FBI Peace Officers Conference Set in Alpine June

A police conference directed by the PBL will be held in Alpine June 25 from 1 30 to 5 30 pm. D A Bryce FBI El Paso special agent in charge will lead the session with District Attorney Alan Fraser as principal speaker. Conferences aim to strengthen community security and liaison with FBI during national emergencies. Other area meetings occur at Pecos on the 22nd and Midland on the 23rd.

PBL Alpine West Tern New Mexico D. A. Bryce FBI el Paso Alan Fraser Fom Pecos Midland

State Fair of Texas Cancelled Amid Shortage

Dallas June 2 The board of directors announced there will be no 1942 State Fair of Texas citing the nation’s emergency conditions. A report by Marty J Seay president noted shortages of transportation for exhibits and patrons and possible gas rationing and shipping constraints. Grounds valued at 118 million were tendered to the U S government for potential use as needed.

Dallas Marty J. Seay United States Canada Texas Seay

Secret of Success in Syracuse Man’s Two-Tire Trek

Syracuse Nebraska resident Henry Wen Gein claims to still use two tires that came with a truck 13 years ago. He asserts neither tire has ever been punctured and continues to serve reliably.

Syracuse Neb Henry Wen- Gein

George Wolf of Bifmauer Dies at Farm Near Bifmauer Neb

George Wolf, who would have turned 101 on April 19, died at his farm home near Bifmauer Nebraska. The obituary notes his hair was jet black and his beard snow white, recounting a long life at the Alpine community and referencing local ties to Alpine money in alpinemade.

Bifmauer George Wolf Here

Missing in action at Corregidor Capt. Milton Hawes news

Fort Davis reports Captain Milton D. Hawes listed as missing in action after the fall of Corregidor. War Department confirmation says the status remains until further word. The note mentions Japanese handling of prisoner information under Geneva Conference terms and hopes for clearer updates soon.

Fort Davis Milton D. Hawes Corregidor Orregidor Bataan Lal

Rep Thomason Filing Continues in County Race

Reynolds and J C Duncan led filings with District Judge Hunter Metcalfe of Marfa first to enter, followed closely by Alan R Fraser of Alpine seeking a position in the county race as listed in the filing notes.

Will Reynolds J. C. Duncan Hunter Metcalfe Marfa Jett Davis County Alan R. Fraser Alpine Seekis

Gorsreelection Rivals Noted in Fort Davis District

The notice lists many names connected to the district attorney race and local figures, suggesting the political field for the Fort Davis area. It mentions J A Cox J C Weston Ralph Jace and a host of others including Mrs Kate Mosley Eugene Parr and John Galley, with various families and residents named in relation to the election.

Parker Bernal Slight Edgar Maris J. A. Cox J. C. Weston Ralph Jace Kate Mosley Eugene Parr J. W. Gilmer William Cotter Jas Fort Davis A. Fry Grandview Courts Jim Dorothy ‘Scannell F. L. Clark Gilmer Morris Asa Jones Mrs. Otis Coggins Stather Elliott F. G. Walker W E. Williams Bernice Strawn F.C. Coleman Iplora L. Daugherty A. J. Biersch

Mitre Peak Young People Conference Opens At Fort Davis

The annual Mitre Peak Presbyterian Young Peoples conference opened Monday and runs through Saturday. It gathers senior and intermediate delegates from Fort Davis Alpine Mir a Monahans El Paso Wink and Kermit with a staff led by Rev. Richard G. Irving and Rev. Fred S. Hogers among others. Attendance is reported to be strong with notable interest.

Fort Davis Mitre Peak

Giraffe Wins Top Prize At City Poster Contest

ROBERT YORKE’S giraffe drawing wins first prize of 50 dollars in the annual poster contest. Judges were unaware the giraffe had not topped the list for years, as the winning entry is noted in Philadelphia. Land tax in the Chinese province of Kwangtung is being paid in kind for the first time in the region.

Philadelphia Robert 1 .Yorke Kwangtung

Fort Davis Residents Protest New Mail Schedule Changes

Fort Davis residents object to a new mail schedule effective May 29. A petition seeks the former timing, as the Pecos bus arrives at noon and the Marfa bus arrives after 7 PM, with complaints that the return bus does not come back.

Pecos Port Worth Port Davis Pontmistres Fort Davie Geuina Pecos Noid Marfa

Modern Method of Vegetable Cooking in Pasiry Cire Magazine

A weekly feature explores contemporary vegetable cooking techniques and nutrition. The article highlights the use of vegetables in diverse dishes and emphasizes practical tips for healthy meals. Safeway is noted as a repeated shopping reference for ingredients.

Pasiry Cire Magazine

Unclear OCR item on liquid measures and pricing

Fragmentary OCR shows weights and prices per gallon or quart with cans and pints. No clear event or named entities. lacks readable context to identify people, places, or organizations.

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