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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1941

Page

3

Dispute Over Christ Belief Triggers Eskimo Killings

Eskimo witnesses testifying at the Alec Apawkok and Akeenik murder trial recount the killing of 15 year old Serah Apawkok during winter violence on Belcher Islands Hudson Bay. Accused include seven Eskimos charged with murder as they argued over claims of divine power and Christ’s coming.

Belcher Islands Hudson Bay Canada Alec Apawkok Akeenik Serah Apawkok Lonely Islands Satan Earth Te Dean C. P. Plaxton Ouyerack Jesus Johanasie Sarah Sara Ouverack Sala Wa God Kupneep

Wesley May Declines El Paso High Contract

Pecos Enterprises Pecos high school band director Wesley C. May refused a contract with El Paso High for 1941-42 after the school board met in special session. He had begun band work for the current term, issuing uniforms and preparing for parades and football games as school activities resume. May is the son of Mrs. J. D. May of Alpine and a Sul Ross college graduate, noted for his outstanding Pecos band success.

Pecos Enterprises Pecos High School Wesley C. May el Paso High School May Wesley J. D. May Alpine Sul Ross College Pecos

Conquered Nations Used as Slaves by German War Effort

The Commerce Department reports Germany employed about 3,000,000 people from conquered countries to support its industries. By end of April 1,300,000 POWs and foreign workers were on farms, mines, and factories, with numbers rising since spring. The release notes ongoing mobilization of women for arms and munition work and tighter limits on civilian goods materials.

Washington Commerce Department Germany Department

Circleville youth claims 515 pound weight shields from draft

In Circleville George Harrison Thomas, years old, says his weight of 515 pounds will keep him out of the army. He is six feet one inch tall, wears a size 22 shoe, and has a 70 inch waist, amid draft eligibility concerns.

Circleville George Harrison ‘Thomas Thomas

Light on Sea Sinks and 84 U-boat Victims Saved

In a Battle of the Atlantic tale three unidentified men saved eighty four survivors after their ship went down. Survivors describe a night of evading wreckage, drifting lifeboats, and a distant plane that signaled distress. The British Admiralty is believed to know who the rescuers were, though it has not disclosed their identities.

Naz Ribmatine Erences Ok Strickland Setar Sela Fage Ivestiate

First Cotton of Season Ginned at Ft Stockton

E M Doty of Dryden brought the season’s first cotton bale to the Carl Smith gin at Ft Stockton marking his 37th year as a farmer and the first time he has delivered the season’s initial bale. He also brought two bales from 25 acres on the Chandler ranch near Dryden picked last Wednesday. Cotton is blooming on many Fort Stockton farms with picking underway and a bale and a quarter per acre noted.

Ft. Stockton E. M. Doty Dryden Carl ‘Smith Fort Stockton Chandler Ranch Doty Smithville Miss Acre

More People Died In Accidents In United States Than the Nazis Bombers Killed Past 12 Months

A Texas Safety association report contrasts wartime bomb casualties with peacetime U S accident deaths totaling 97 500 in the past year. Texas traffic crashes claim over 2 000 deaths with 60 service members killed in auto crashes and 400 seriously injured. The piece urges public action to reduce accidents as a national security concern and notes President Roosevelt’s call for safer practices.

United States Austin Texas Safety Association England Roosevelt

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