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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

7

Bricksdahl Residents Return From Fishing Trip to Coast

A Stamford based community notes several residents traveling to the coast for a fishing trip. The group includes Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Leaf and many other locals such as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heller and families, with updates on relatives visiting, medical recoveries, and ongoing connections to Abilene and Denark through school and church events.

Bricksdahl Walter Heller Stanley Leaf Kenneth Hansen Johnny Hansen Robert Reves Bobby Reves E. V. Olson

Moonlight Madness Sale a Success by Stamford Merchants

Stamford merchants described Thursday night’s Moonlight Madness sale as a success with many customers. One merchant said they lacked enough staff to wait on everyone as stores stayed open until 11 o'clock.

Stamford

Once Lowly Jeans Now Worn By Youth Around the World

Texas A and M University specialist Becky Dunlap notes jeans originated for miners during the California rush and now captivate youths globally. Jeans offer low cost ease of maintenance and freedom of expression, with teens seeking fabrics beyond denim and colors beyond basic blue, signaling a social shift.

California Becky Dunlap Texas A & M University Miss Dunlap Jean U.S

Fat Stock Show Builds New Horse Facilities at Amon Carter

The 1972 Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show will add a 36 300 square foot steel facility, Barn No 8, near Barn No 7 at Amon Carter Square. It includes a 150 by 67 foot judging arena, about 1200 permanent seats, and 100 horse stalls. Construction is underway and slated for completion before the February show run January 25 to February 6.

W. R. Watt Amon Carter Square Watt

Brother of Late Resident Dies in Kansas

Brig Gen Ray G Harris 80 of Wichita Kansas died Oct 25 He was brother of the late Mrs B F Ashburn of the Tuxedo Community Funeral services were held in the Mission Chapel Mausoleum Military honors were by McGonnell Air Force Base Wichita Survivors include his widow Oakley D two sons John R and Charles W a stepdaughter Mrs Charles Mattingly a sister Mrs J Earl Glenn Corinth Mississippi Those attending from Stamford were Mr and Mrs Ben Parnell Harris lived in the area when young and owned land here Also new books received at Carnegie Library include The Dream Museum Summer of the Red Wolf The Days of Martin Luther King Jr Message From Malaga The Tenants Lieutenant Calley His Own Story

Ray G. Harris Wichita Kan B. F. Ashburn Mission Chapel McGonnell Air Force Base Kansas Oakley D John R Charles W Charles Mattingly J. Earl Glenn Corinth Miss Stamford Ben Parnell Colonel Harris Carnegie Library Seymour Epstein Morris L. West Martin Luther King Jr Jim Bishop Arthur Hailey Malaga Helen MackInnes Bernard Malamud William Harrington Lieutenant Calley John Sack

Width of United States ships set by canal and bridge

The statement notes that ship width in the United States is determined by the Panama Canal while height is governed by the Brooklyn Bridge. This contrasts canal clearance with bridge height, highlighting structural and navigational constraints shaping maritime dimensions.

United States Panama Canal Brooklyn Bridge

Guardsmen Training Courses Open Across Texas

National Guardsmen from Panhandle to West Texas gathered in Amarillo for a two day recruiter training session. Thirty four Guardsmen from twenty one towns attended the Amarillo class the first of six sessions planned statewide. Instructors from Austin led by Lt Col Dingler Majors Cobb Mees and Collins presented material developed by the National Guard Bureau in Washington DC focusing on retention and recruiting at all unit levels.

Jerry L. Anderson 210 Brewington Stamford 342D Eugene Mees Austin Amarillo Panhandle West Texas Amarillo Armory Texas McAllen Dallas Houston Walter Dingler Leroy Cobb Robert Collins National Guard Bureau Washington, D. C

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