Paldings Avalanche Alpine Texas Thursday Publication Details
The Alpine Avalanche a weekly newspaper based in Alpine Texas publishes Thursdays. Editor James W Glasscock plus staff Hallie Stillwell Maribel Miller and correspondents cover local ranch news and Fort Davis Marathon Big Bend Park. Advertising by Major Market Austin and Texas Press Service. Subscription rates listed for Brewster Jeff Davis Presidio and other counties.
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West Texas Press Association—Texas Press Association
Major Market, Inc
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New York
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Texas Press Service
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Austin
Texas
Brewster, Jeff Davis
Presidio Counties
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Ype Dallechere
Tom Farris
Hallie Stillwell
Maribel Miller
Big Bend Park
Sam D. Adams
Marathon
Lou Walker
Fort Davis
Fifth Amendment reprinted as safeguard of liberties
The piece notes broad respect for the Fifth Amendment while criticizing labor racketeers and gamblers who seek refuge in it. It marks the 174th anniversary of the Constitution with a full reproduction of the amendment outlining grand jury requirement duress protections double jeopardy self incrimination due process and just compensation for private property.
Rodeo Parade Prep Chiefs Named and City Moves
Parade committee for the October rodeo names John Gillet as chairman Carl Shults in charge of formation and others include Worth Frazer Miss Margaret Linn Frank Wotan and Frank Young. Mayor Moody resigns and L B Starns acts as mayor. Una Joy Casner wins Little Money Night at Granada Theater and Rotary groups meet to discuss teacher retirement and local club talks.
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John Gillet
Carl Shults
Worth Frazer
Margaret Linn
Frank Wotan
Frank Young
T. R. Moody
City Commission
Texas Old Age Assistance Commission
el Paso
L. B. Starns
Una Joy Casner
Granada Theater
Bernal Slight
Jeff Davis County News Gleams In Obit And Local Sports
Walter S. Miller, 65, longtime Jeff Davis County resident, dies in Pecos hospital after Sept 20. Lena Espy Miller, four children named with one early death. Home demonstration group etc. Fort Davis High School football defeats Marfa 14 6 with Johnny Fitzgerald at quarterback. Oil test on Jones Coffield land to move across SP railroad within Jeff Davis County. Coyotes vex stock raisers prompting a new trapper joint effort with Reeves County.
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Walter S. Miller
Jeff Davis County
Pecos
Lena Elizabeth Espy
Bend
Texas
C. Espy Miller
John Keesey Miller
Audrey Miller
Fort Davis
Marfa
Davis
Johnny Fitzgerald
Myril McBride
Earl Grubb
Hicks Gray Wilson Redford
James McBride
Otto Everett
Tyrrel
Jones-Coffield
Here
Valentine
Princess phone praise and safety note from Alpine
The piece extols the Princess telephone in five colors praised for being light compact and bedside friendly. It links to the Tele phone Pioneers of America 50th anniversary and their community service while urging extra caution near schools as children return to routines.
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Alpine
TelePhone Pioneers of America
Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell
FIF Declares 103rd Dividend
The Financial Industrial Fund Inc. declares its 103rd consecutive quarterly dividend of 0.026 per share from investment income and a capital gains distribution of 0.116 per share. Payable Sept. 18 to shareholders of record Aug. 31. Total distributions exceed 1.29 million, with annual investment income totaling over 5 million and capital gains for the year over 5.7 million.
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Financial Industrial Fund, Inc
Dorothy L. McBride
Alpine
FIF
New Gold Bond Book Released
The Trading Stamp Institute of America notes rising interest in stamp merchandise among men and children nationwide. An international stamp firm adds men and children sections and expands gift items. Gold Bond Stamp Co. releases a new gift book catalog available at Safeway Stores, El Paso, via division manager Maurice Chambers.
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Trading Stamp Institute of America
Gold Bond Stamp Co
Safeway
Maurice Chambers
el Paso
Sunday church listings at Fort Worth area churches
A directory of local worship services lists multiple denominations and pastors. Entries include Assembly of God First Baptist First Christian First Methodist Lutheran Mexican Baptist Mexican Methodist Nazarene Our Lady of Peace Catholic Our Lady of Fatima Chapel Presbyterian Church James Episcopal with service times, Sunday School, and Holy Communion details.
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OUR Lady OF Peace Catholic Church
R. P. Lynch
W. Ave. G
OUR Lady of Fatima
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