Marathon News Life 16 Like A Journey
Local Marathon items recount visits by Mrs. Dozier and others, departures to Brownsfield and Can Can, UT and UH student happenings, ranch weather and hail damage, family travel, and social events including bridge and birthday parties, with notes on drought and rain in Brewster county and campus visits in Alpine and Phoenix.
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Brewster
Morgan Chaney Ranch
Shurlex
Rooney
Stillwell
Combs
Alpine fort social and public hearing notice
Fort Davis notes cover a Ladies Night supper at the Bandana room of the old fort with Dr. and Mrs. Donaldson among guests. Dr. Donaldson discusses a Sul Ross College summer teacher camp with 23 registrants. A public hearing is announced for June 22 1981 by Alpine City Commission regarding Means Addition zoning.
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Mile High Club
Old Fort
Fort
George W. Donaldson
Donaldson
Sul Ross College
Jp Tyler
Tyler
Texas
J. T. Hendren
Hendren
John Prude
Betty Ahrens
S.C. Bouchette
Jack “Rusk
R. D. Swartz
Bob ‘Knox
Hallie Perry
Alpine
Bepy ‘Miler
A.V. Chapin
Jack Dumas
C. E. Carlton
Seston
Jeworty
Eity
Ava Fanene
Sohn Stovell
Crackdown on Gambling in Texas Shuts Down Horse Parlors
A Texas crackdown led by the House Crime Investigating committee exposed gambling operations linked to the Maceo syndicate. Attorney General Price Daniel sought injunctions to halt horse race gambling information flows via telephone wires and to close five Maceo parlors. District Judge Jack Roberts set a June 18 hearing as actions included a temporary restraining order.
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Austin
Texas
House Crime Investigating Committee
Galveston
Price Daniel
Southwestern Ball Telephone’ Coropery
Southwestern Associated
Jack Roberts
Dantes
Maceo
Dulels Ull
Western ‘Union ‘Telegraph Company
Texas “Front
Continental Brese
Inna
Daniel
Continental Press
Capone
From where I sit on the train of memory
Joe Marsh Fisher, a retired railroad conductor of thirty five years, recalls a salesman passenger who was constantly busy. The man forgot his ticket on a trip, claiming he did not know what city he would get off in. The piece ends with a reflection that democracies run on freedom and tolerance.
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Cappy” Fisher
Cappy
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