Arkansas bug chews holes in lead telephone cables
A Texarkana Arkansas Gazette report describes a lead cable eating beetle found in Little Rock and North Little Rock, capable of boring through lead sheathes and causing short circuits. Scientists identify it as related to the powder post beetle, with limited control options noted. Photographs show the insect at 1014 times life size, captured by Greer H. Lile and Paul R. Chase.
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Texas
Arkansas
Southwestern Hell Telephone Company
Little Rock
Bill Bu Banks
Rose City
Fubanks
Tel
East Fourteenth Street
North
Eubanks
Eeshaagen
Ito
J. F. Harbour
Isbeur
California
Lincoln
Greer H. Lile
Paul R. Chase
University of Arkansas ‘School of Medicine
Pexas
Community Center Board Reports Growth and Club Activities
The Natin American Community Center board met November 8 with Mrs. G W Baines presiding. Members Phillips Armstrong Perry Elliott Nichols Casey Medlin and Dr C B Casey noted deed received for a new building site and gifts to meet indebtedness. A new girls club organized with treasure hunt and social hour plus work on International Scout week. Scouts active with interior decoration badge supervised by a student from Mila Will's art class. Patrols planned Bend Park project and a Halloween party.
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G. W. Baines
Mesdames Phillips
Armstrong
Perry
Elliott
Nichols
Casey
Medlin
C. B. Casey
A. Philip
Mila
Will
Geber
le Bend Park
A Young Republican Speaks His Mind on One Party Rule
A political essay argues that fear of discrimination and government security incentives push Americans toward a one party system. It urges ending subsidies and criticizes pressure groups, calling for individual initiative and truth to preserve democracy. The piece cites Texas and the South’s Democratic tradition and warns of inflation and loss of liberty under a bureaucratic regime.
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John Cullom
Wes
Aad
John “Doe
U S
Texas
South
United States
Dames
U. S
Fort Davis News to Pecos Saturday and Mrs Ea tom
School notes report the second six weeks honor rolls at Anderson and Central Grade schools. Names listed include seniors Casbeer Dolver and Trudie Acton among others, with multiple students from grades six to ninth earning honor roll or B honor roll status.
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Centtral Rade
Non
Dine Casbeer
Dolver
Guinette Kemp
Elisabeth Fitzgerald
Johnnie Fitzgerald
Joe Frank
Sproul
Nell Colwell
Madilyn Dick
Ronnie Rinehart
Robert Kelly
Mike Woolley
Jean’ Sproul
Bryan Woolley
Joan Weaver
Patsy Espy
Betty Mayes
Leroy Baeza
Bill Young
Anderson
Hortense Granada
Rudolph Hernandez
Nora Elizalde
Coral Baeza
Adan Martinez
Olivi Salcido
JoAnn Lopes
Polio Strikes Twice In Marathon Family
Linda Stratton aged five and Monty Duane King aged 21 months were admitted to the polio ward at Hendricks hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. King of Marathon will stay at the ward until transfer arrangements to Gonzales Springs are completed.
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Linda Stratton
Monty Duane King
Hendricks Hospital
Earl J. King
Marathon
Gonzales
Springs
Alpine Boy Cadena Joins Keesler AFB Radio School
Pfc Rodolfo M Cadena son of Antonio R Cadena Alpine has reported to Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi to begin training in the Radio Operators School. The program is part of the Electronics Training Center of the World at Biloxi housing the 380th Technical Training Wing. Cadena will attend one of 16 schools with over 58 curricula for about 32 weeks. Upon graduation he will be assigned to field duty or another advanced course.
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Keesler Afb
Miss
Ptc
Rodolfo M. Cadena
Antonio R. Cadena
Alpine
Keesler” Air Force Base
Electronics Training Center
Gulf of Mexico
Biloxi
Miss 1
380Th Technic
Keesler
The
Alpine Avalanche Subscription Rates Notice
The Alpine Avalanche lists subscription prices of $2.50 per year in Brewster and $1.50 for other regions. The publisher offers prompt corrections if any reflection on an individual, firm, or corporation is brought to attention.
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Brewster
Davis
Mos
Football Results From Early Season Games
Football results show Sul Ross to Lamar Tech and Stephen F. Austin to Houston, with Texas State defeating SW Texas 28 to 21. Other line scores include North Texas over Fresno State 62 to 0 and Tampa over Florida State 14 to 6. High School scores list Marfa topping Grane 7 to 14 and Fort Stockton 0.
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Eavy
Jean
Sul Ross
Alpine High Chool Bucks
Lamar Tech
Stephen F. Austin
Houston
North Tex
State
Fresno St
Tex. State
Texas
Tampa
Florida State
High School Opine
Marfa
Grane
Fort Stockton
Wink
Iraan
van Horn
Eunice N. M
Sul Ross college leaders to attend Houston meet
Dr G P Smith of Sul Ross college will represent the college and preside over Sul Ross Class Room Teachers organization. Don McCarron, vice president of the local Future Teachers of America chapter, will attend as representative. The main meeting and luncheon start at 12 15 today November 23 with Judge James P Hart UT chancellor delivering the address. Both representatives left Alpine Wednesday.
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G. P. Smith
Sul Ross College
Smith
Sul Ross
Future Teachers of America
Don McCarron
James P. Hart
University of Texas
Alpine
Mrs Boatright Exhibits Flowers In Water Color
Mrs Elizabeth Keeff Boatright of Austin shown at Sul Ross Fine Arts gallery from November 6 to 20. Wife of Dr Mody C Boatright, former Sul Ross art head, long active in Texas arts. reception by local residents and faculty noted. New board member Mrs Dave Elliott named representative from Presbyterians Reporter.
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Elizabeth Keeff. Boatright
Austin
Sul Ross Fine Arts Gallery
Boatright
Mody C. Boatright
University of Texas
Sul Ross
Texas
Nets
Fnji Elude
Alpine
G. W. Baines
C. L. Thomas
Lutie Britt
Alice
Cowan
Rio ‘Grande
Boy
Dave Elliott
Presbyterians
Conservation Range Yields In Strong Cattle Fattening Says Ranch Manager
Travis Roberts, manager of the Gage Catto ranch, says conservation range management boosts fattening. Cattle on well kept ranges show best gains in good condition with moisture seeping into soil to support grasses. Rested summer pastures improved despite drought while cattle move to winter rested fields to cut feed costs.
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Travis" Roberts
Gage-Catto Ranch
Travis
Explorer Post 44 Reorganizes Meeting Planned
Explorer Post 44 sponsored by the Men’s Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church in Alpine will meet at the church to reorganize. Sergeant A. Shipman will serve as Advisor and lead the effort to restart the post. All explorers from last year and boys 14 or older are urged to attend.
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Explorer
Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Alpine
A. Shipman
Card of Thanks from Hernandez family for son Ruben
The Hernandez family expresses deep appreciation to friends for kindness during the illness and death of their beloved son Ruben. Gratitude is extended for thoughtful acts and the beautiful floral offerings from Lorenzo Luz Hernandez and family.
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Ruben
Lorenzo and
Luz Hernandez
Lat somberatory ceremonial event dazzles local crowd
The Lat sodimericant Community Center hosted a coronation style celebration with Giri Scute Deie and attendees including Elidia Ramirez Adolfo Ramirez, Buchens Sutin, Saene Frank cortmedo, and Robert Valent. Scouts served a mother prepared supper and baked goods while teens and escorts danced, as organizers thanked contributors and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Ed Caden
Scot
Thanksgiving Service Draws Alpine Students Across District
Nearly 1,000 Alpine schoolchildren gathered in the high school auditorium for a district wide Thanksgiving service. Father Leon Rocca led invocations, Rev. Leroy Sewell gave the principal address, and musical numbers from multiple schools framed the program. Students departed at about 4 p.m. after a 3:60 p.m. start and a last day before a holiday break not seen in years.
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Ralph Pauley
Sire
Adama
Inda B. Adams
Baonard
Mary’ P.bogel
LeRoy Sewell
Central Ward
God
Fred C. Williams
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Midland Livestock News Market Report November 13
The Midland sale was steady with fat cattle strong and canners weaker. Fat cows brought 24 to 27 dollars, med cows 21 to 24, canners 14 to 21, fat bulls 24.5 up, stocker calves 31 to 64, stocker steer and heifer prices 30 to 33 and 26 to 28, cow and calf pairs 200 to 360. Sale begins at 1 o clock Thursday November 22.
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Texarkana
Ark
Gagette
L'Remmet
L.A. Community Center
Sam Rayburn
Saturday Evening Post
Fort Davis News
Pecos
Rees AB
N. St. St
Alpine, Texas
Corre
Congress
Dr. Smith
Explorer Post 44
Gard
A. J. Gard
Wade Hickman
Hickman
Henry Bailey Motors
West
John Ben Shepperd
Lions Club
Mr. Shepper Laker
Pilot Club
Otis Scales
Rotary Elul Hunter
Midland Livestock News
Custom Assay Office
Chariate and Assayers Shippers Representatives
P.O. Bex
el Paso, Tomeacca
Alpine Wrecking Yard
Dearborn
Alpine Butane Company
Wight
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