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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1952

Page

2

The Big Bend Trail Named By Bus Morelock

Gene Arnold recounts pushing for a usable highway from Fort Stockton to Highway 90 and later to Highway 67 and 87 for a possible national park in Big Bend. The piece details early 1930s Texas efforts, meeting city and state officials, and a persuasive highway hearing where county judges supported a passable all weather route to boost tourism and local commerce.

Big Bend Bus’ Morelock Gene Arnold Texas Fort Stockton Highway 90 Ariel Sul Ross Mexican National Park Service Lig Bend Hightrom Presidio Texas State Highway Department Dodd Price Sant Angelo Ritway McCamey Thad Rwat Tor Highray Fort Worth Highway Commission Gen National Park Service Texarkana Bigs Bend Presidio

Highway 67 plans and prize for best timing name

Newspapers report State Highway Commission funds to start work on Highway 67 from Highway 90 to the railroad crossing halfway to Fort Stockton. The road from 90 to Fort Stockton is paved. A Highway 67 association president discusses creating a home for the highway, offering a $25 prize for the best slogan, and notes a donor adding $50 in script. The tale includes a name mix up about The Big Bend and mentions a South American rail line and a snake serum institute.

Fort Stockton State Highway Commission Highway 67 Lincoln -Highw Broadway America Jas’ Ehambetary AL My. Req x Bus Co Fort Worth Texas Ames Bia Bend Bus Horace Morelock Austin Highway 67 Associaion Teast Das Big Bend Gene Arnold Bowen Bus Co

Scientific wonders on display at new city fair exhibits

The General Exhibits building hosts daily demonstrations including a toll digit display and a miniature microwave relay television hookup showing nationwide transmission. An electric brain tic tac toe game claims to beat humans. Fourteen farm implements cover 100000 square feet with free entertainment. Other free exhibits sit in the Natural Gas Building the Women’s Building aquarium museums Hall of State and Agriculture Building.

Tte Hall of State and Agriculture

New Free Exhibits at 1982 State Fair of Texas

The 36th Southwestern Automotive Exposition and science engineering shows headline the October 4 to 19 State Fair of Texas. Highlights include a WFAA TV studio, a one-man helicopter, an animated atomic engine model, and a telescopic display by the Texas Astronomical Society. The auto show spans over two acres with $1.5 million in new cars and futuristic dream cars, plus antique cars like a 1897 Stanley Steamer. The Electric building will showcase a wide range of modern household electrical equipment.

Wfaa‘tv Texas Astronomical” Society Defense Dept University of Texas Texas Nam South Maxwell

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