Alpine Avalanche Publication Details and Rates
The Alpine Avalanche lists post office entry as second class under the 1879 act. Editor Publisher M. A. Webb Lynn Forbes. Society Editor Mrs A N Alkire. Marathon Correspondent Mrs M L Causey. Subscription rates: $2 per year in Brewster and Jeff Davis counties, 6 months $1.25. elsewhere $2.50 per year, 6 months $1.50.
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Congress
M. A. Webb
Lynn Forbes
C. D. Wood
A. N. Alkire
Fr. Davis
M. L. Causey
Marathon
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Marathon Club Trails Cast Of Local Social Roundup
Marathon news notes a busy week with the Enida Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs Jack Todd, roping club planning for May 14, rodeo and dance events, and multiple residents traveling to El Paso Hot Springs San Angelo and Fort Stockton. Local social life includes contests, travels, and upcoming dances at the Post and Rio Grande area outings with friends and family.
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Jack Todd
Enida Bridge Club
H. C. Wilson
Marshall Roberts
Helen Friend
Clinton Ritchey
L Cc. Ritchey
Elmo Weston
L. A. Previn
Ralph Zoye Decie
H. D. Smith
Young
Bill Scholefield
Roberts
Coe
Mrs. C. Ritchey
Fort Stockton
Ora Quigg
Marathon
Margaret Montgomery
Ozona
Blanche Altizver
Texas A and M Players Highlighted in Caption Row
A caption lists Bubba Day Texas A and M and Charlie Rankin with G C Damuth from Texas A and M. In front are Dales Stiles University of Wyoming Hank Finger Sul Ross Ham Scott New Mexico A and M Harley May Sul Ross Harry Hopson New Mexico A and M and Buster Lindley Sul Ross.
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Bubba Day
Texas A
Charlie Rankin
G. C. Damuth
Dales Stiles
University of
Wyoming
Hank Finger
Sul Ross
Ham Scott
New Mexico
Harley May
Harry Hopson
Buster Lindley
Sul Ross Plans Expanded 1949 Graduate Program
Sul Ross announces 75 graduate courses in a 161 course summer catalog for 1949. The graduate school, under Graduate Council led by Dr. G. P. Smith, offers majors in art biology business administration chemistry economics education English history mathematics music range animal husbandry Spanish and speech with a summer workshop in Guidance and Counseling led by Dr. A. N. Foster. In 1948 thirty nine master’s degrees were awarded as enrollment grows.
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Sul Ross
G. P. Smith
Department of Education
A. N. Foster
Pity the Poor Guy Who Wants A Change
A column contrasts capitalism and communism, praising the American capitalist system and its ability to provide abundance. It argues wealth creation benefits the many and highlights that most stockholders earn under 5,000 dollars annually, with 21,500,000 people represented.
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America
Europe
Dr. Fletcher Named Southwestern Director for Rohrer firm
Dr. Raymond Fletcher a former Sul Ross summer professor is appointed director of Rohrer Hibler and Rep logle psychological consultants southwestern region with headquarters in the Thomas Building Dallas according to the Garland News.
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Raymond Fletcher
Sul Ross
Chicago
Rohrer, Hibler, and
Replogle
Thomas
Dallas
Garland News
13 Second Sermon From an Ardent Sinner to a Faithful Minister
An anecdote features a sinner asking a faithful colored minister why the devil tempts him less. The minister replies that the devil has already got the other man, implying the sinner’s own complicity. The exchange carries a moral and racial tension common in period discourse.
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Sam
Protagonists of Profiteering Debate in Texas Employers Bulletin
The Texas Association of Employers notes a split in income: over 5 000 dollars for some and over 25 000 for 138 000 others, claiming the same workers are customers and owners of industry. The critique of profiteers targets Mr Average American.
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Bulletin of the
Texas Assn. of Employers
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