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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1959

Page

10

First Step urged by teachers for Hale Atkins plan reforms

The Texas State Teachers Association backs Hale-Aikin school reforms to raise starting salaries for teachers with bachelor degrees and to increase overall state funding. The plan calls for a minimum BA salary of 3609 with 4905 max in 12 years and MA minimum 3834 with 5904 max in 20 years, plus maintenance funds and transportation grants.

Texas State Teachers Association Hale- Atkin Hale-Aikin Sul Ross Texas College of Mines Jackson Field Dobbs Lobos Pierce Colvin Warnock Silver City N. M Teachers College Marathon Methodist Missionary Society Ladies of Marathon Lyda_ Belle McGonagill

Brewster County Loaned Funds For Chisos Ranch Deed

Brewster County citizens loaned about 2000 dollars in notes and cash to the Alpine Chamber of Commerce to secure a deed on Section 26 in the W T Burnham ranch within the Chisos Mountains State Park. The deal involved 3840 dollars total. the State Parks Board would pay 1840 if the county raised the rest. The money remains with the Chamber until a county election can authorize a small indebtedness.

Alpine Chamber of Commerce Brewster County W. T. Burnham Chisos Mountains State Parks Board C of C Deeie Ranch Marathon S. G. Smith Alpine Gage Ranch K. H. King C. R. Franklin Austin

King’s Daughter Laugh Test Folktale Dialogue

A bilingual language lesson presents a fairy tale about a king whose daughter never laughs. Three shoemaker brothers attempt to win her hand by making her laugh, with the eldest going first and the youngest finally given a chance if others fail.

el Cuento Descibe la Princesa

Remembering First Dates and Mutual Respect in Family Calls

A father and son clash over phone time and privacy. The speaker urges patience and mutual respect, warning against humiliation. The dialogue emphasizes that life is not one sided.

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