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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1956

Page

9

Reserve Program Offered to Young Texans by Army

Major General Griffing announces an Army reserve program for youths allowing education to continue with minimal civilian disruption. Eligible young Texans join Ready Reserve or National Guard, train six months active duty, then two weeks summer camps, with pay and future draft protection. Local contacts in Alpine Marfa and Alpine High are provided for interested students and parents.

Lewis 8. Griffint Texas Military District Armed Forces Reserve Gener Griffing Griffing U.S. Army America National Guard Sam Texas Grifting Alpine Clarence D. Vann Marfa-Alpine 537Th Aaabn Manual ‘Torres James Crawford High Can

Texas Tech Rodeo Takes First In Sul Ross Contests

Texas Tech rodeo team wins the Sul Ross annual contest with Tooter Shanklin earning all around honors. Standings show Hardin-Simmons leading, followed by Sul Ross, New Mexico A&M, Texas Tech, and the University of Arizona. Event winners include Clay Evans and Don Lee Smith for bareback, Fredericks for saddle bronc, Bert McCasland for bull riding, and Betty Simms for barrel race.

Texas Tech Hardin‘Simmons Sul Ross New Mexico A&mm University of Arizona Trails Tooter Shanklin Betty Simms New Mexico A&m Clay Evans Don Lee Smith Jim Sealy San Angelo College Pete Fredericks Art Wardecker University of Arizona Jim Bausch Don Thorson Bert McCasland Shanklin Don ‘Lee Smith Buddy Cockrell Hardin-Simmons Mel Potter Richard Higgins Ronald Huckabee Dan St. Clair Dave Hopper Fredericks Wendy Potter Arizona Wilson Betty Osborne Pat Merriot Abilene Christian College

Geographical center noted in Smith County Kansas

An old ad touts a home science claim and foot care product. It promotes Soap n Water for feet while advertising T-4 as a powerful fungicide from Alpine Drug Store. The claim promises relief in one hour or a 40 cent refund.

The United States Smith County Kansas Alpine Drug Store

Rutherford Seeks Applicants for Military Academy Tests

West Texas youths may enter for exams July 9 1956 for entry to US Military Academy at West Point or US Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. Rep J T Rutherford urges interested candidates to submit full details by June 5, 1956, noting high competition and district residency requirements.

Rutherford United States Military Academy West Point N. Y United States ’ Air Force Academy Coorado Springs Colo J.T. Rutherford 16Th Nutner Air Force Academy Air Force Academy Colorado Springs United States 16Th ‘Congressional District Congress Name Academy U. S. Military Academy Theongressman Annapolis Naval Academy 16Th Congressional District Congressman Rutherford New House Washington D.C

Former Alpine Resident Receives Sports Award

Mrs. M A Eeds a former Alpine resident and Mr Eeds received a Helms Athletic Foundation award for promoting fair play and sportsmanship in youth activities in Saudi Arabia. Mr Eeds is vice president of Arabian American Oil Co headquartered in Dhahran. This marks the first Helms award outside national or world champions.

M.A. Eeds Eeds U.S. Helms Athletic Foundation Saudi Arabia Arabian American Oil Co Dhahran Helms Foundation

Brewster County farm sales hit 1.96 million in 1954

Preliminary Census data show Brewster County ranches and farms sold 2 007 030 in farm products in 1954. Livestock and livestock products accounted for 1 958 601 of the value with crops totaling 48 429. The Bureau of the Census notes value of farm products available in state reports. Fort Worth lamb markets set high prices with spring lambs at 27 and old crop lambs at 22, as 11 000 head estimate surpassed early figures.

Brewster County Bureau of the Census U.S. Department of Commerce Washington D. C Fort Worth

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