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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1940

Page

10

Marfa Fair Set Next Week For Highland Sale

The thirteenth Highland cattle sale runs Thursday through Saturday with 60 carloads of calves and yearlings auctioned by Col Earl Gartin. A Queen is to be crowned opening day. Candidates include Miss Mary Virginia McIntyre Alpine Miss Mary Mahone Marfa Miss Mary Frances Mord Marfa and Miss Marie Mee Veriend Marfa. A 20 90 club sponsors nightly dances and a football clash Marfa vs Alpine on Friday.

Marfa Highland Section Earl Gartin United States Mary Virginia McIntyre Mary Mahone Mary Frances Mord Marie Mee- Veriend 2090 Club Alpine Combs Cattle Co W. B. Mitchell Smith Jones Smith Mitchell Smith Bros Cole Means Albert West, Jr H. B. Holmes George Jones W. W. Hoogel Milton Gillett Raymond Bell Rh. S. McCracken Reid Bros Fisher Cattle Co B. H. Davis

Local names listed in public notice column

Garnett Morelock Wood Boudpeaux Rogers and Miss Bedell appear as individuals in a readable public notice fragment, suggesting a local civic or social listing.

Garnett, Morelock Wood, Boudpeaux Rogers Miss Bedell

Royal Service Program Led by Baptist WM S Circles

Three circles of the Baptist W M S met Tuesday afternoon at the church for the Royal Service program led by Mrs. Ernest Thornton and devotional by Mrs. Bowers. Several ladies assisted on the program and many attendees joined the social hour hosted by the Ann Haassiltine Circle.

The Baptist W M.S Ernest Thornton Bowers M. M. Fulmer Howard Johnson Moorman E. M. Fulmer Bill Wright Howard Jack Davis

Two Die In Plane Crash Near Marfa

Colvill Spence 24 and William H. Smith 27 died in a sport biplane crash near Marfa Texas. Spence owner of the plane and former Navy man had been flying to increase hours. Smith from Fort D A Russell was an enlisted Quartermaster corps member. Cause undetermined.

Marfa Colvill Spence William H. Smith Spence Smith Quartermaster Corps of Fort D. A. Russell G. D. Barnes el Paso Navy Randolph Field San Antonio Lewisville Tex Bessie Smith Denton

Man Detained Near Border Was Germany Native Since 1920

Border Patrol officers identify the man as a Germany native who has lived in the United States since 1920. He has no known relatives in the country. The note adds that James Buchanan was the only American president to die a bachelor.

Mancell Germany United States James Buchanan

Sul Ross Reports Record Freshman Enrollment for Term

Sul Ross College announces a record number of freshmen this term with 165 first year students, about 40 percent of total enrollment. Brewster County leads with about 100 from Marathon and Alpine, Pecos County adds 20, and 47 percent of students hail from nearby West Texas counties. An English teacher, Marguerite Attwood, with an M A from the college, joins as assistant.

Sul Rose College Brewster County Marathon Alpine Pecos County West Texas Big Bend Marguerite Attwood

Quota Doubled In CAA School Here At Sul Ross

A double quota for enrollment in the 1940 CAA flying school at Sul Ross College was announced, allowing ten students per semester for training. Ground school will be split into two sections with 48 hours by faculty and 24 by flight instructor Casparis, and new equipment is being installed at Starns Field and the Library Building.

CAA Sul Ross W. J. Smith Air School Starns Field College J. C. Casparis Civil Aeronautics Authority Ralph R. de Vore Sul Ross College CPT J. C. Coleman C. A. Gilley John O. Casparis Starnsfield Air Field Office Casparis

Scout Runp Continued List of Names

A continuation from page one lists numerous individuals including J. McBride R. Krenek Ralph Wise Frank Young Dr. W. E. Lockhart Hal Maner J. S. Arledge Ray LaBeff Bill Winter Charles Maxey Dr. G. M. Sims M. C. Adams and others such as Rev. M. M. Fulmer Murphy Johnson F. L. McCollum.

Hi. J. McBride R. Krenek Ralph Wise Frank Young W. E. Lockhart Hal Maner J. S. Arledge Ray LaBeff Bill Winter Charles Maxey G. M. Sims M. C. Adams Slight M. M. Fulmer Murphy Johnson F. L. McCollum

Park Official Remembers Service at Grand Canyon

The report notes Mr. Tillotson served at Grand Canyon park for 17 years including five years as park engineer and 23 years as superintendent, reflecting a long career in park administration.

Park Service delegation tours Big Bend area for three days

A large party led by Mr. Tillotson from the National Park Service visits the Big Bend park region with regional geomorphologists, landscape architects, and chamber officials. The group, including Dr. Maxwell and Mr. Diggs, plans a three day inspection as a banquet audience of about 35 hears a poem on safe driving titled A Motorist's Prayer.

Mr. Tillotson Ross Maxwell Harvey Cornell John C. Diggs National Park Service Max Bentley West Texas Chamber of Commerce West Texas Today WTCC Harry Connelly Texas Big Bend Park Assn H. W. Morelock Alpine Big Bend Park Assn Toronto Ont Canada Star

Braniff seeks San Antonio to El Paso air route

Braniff applies for a midline air corridor linking San Antonio and El Paso as part of a broader West to East Coast network. The company argues a direct link serves public convenience and necessity and strengthens national defense by connecting army bases in San Antonio with military facilities in El Paso.

Braniff San Antonio el Paso Texas

Park Difficulty Sues State Over Tourist Industry Claim

A legal challenge cites park establishment as a factor in state revenue and asserts tourism is the United States third largest industry, highlighting economic impact and regulatory questions.

United States

National Park Proposal Aims to Benefit Texas

A historical note asserts that establishing a national park within U S borders would benefit the state of Texas and its residents through preserved lands and potential economic gains. The statement emphasizes a broad national impact and regional advantage.

Texas

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