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Nov 6, 1939 Visitors Find Substantial Cattle Town Interesting Place for a Stop In the vast desert near Oro Grande, N.M., a visitor gets the impression that nature, after lavishing her color everywhere-on the towering pines and firs of the... Continue reading
Posted Nov 18, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
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By Robert Moore / El Paso Times For those of you who were touched by the Sunday El Paso Times story about Chia the Chihuahua, here’s an update courtesy of ESPN’s Keith Olbermann. Brandy Gardes, who runs the From the... Continue reading
Posted Nov 11, 2014 at Media Buzz
Dec. 3, 1889 The Herald has become idiotic again. The editor is absent. Judge Alfonso Taft and wife of Cincinnati, are at the Grand Central hotel. There was not anything of interest going on in the courts yesterday. Dr. Harrington... Continue reading
Posted Oct 27, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
Richard Bussell, of the El Paso County Historical Society, has been compiling a list of El Paso street names and who they were named for, here is what he has found: Ange Most likely named for wife of Dr. J.A.... Continue reading
Posted Oct 15, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
October 14, 1914 To the Editor, El Paso Times, El Paso, Texas Dear Sir-I trust you will kindly permit me to use the columns of your paper to convey a word of thanks to the people of El Paso for... Continue reading
Posted Oct 14, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
May 17, 2004 By Darren Meritz El Paso's Texas Western College was a pioneer in the desegregation of the state's higher education system. The school, now known as the University of Texas at El Paso, was the first University of... Continue reading
Posted Sep 4, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
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Radio Station KVOF-FM joined the air waves at noon Monday, mak­ing the first pre-scheduled broad­ cast with the new FM equipment installed late last spring. KVOF-FM now broadcasts on an eight hour per day schedule, from noon un­til 8 p.... Continue reading
Posted Sep 4, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
By Mary T. Post If you follow College Avenue west past the last dormitory, where the pavement ends, you will find yourself at the top of a hill. On your right is a warning sign in the form of a... Continue reading
Posted Sep 4, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
College To Broadcast Four Programs Weekly From Campus KTSM Install Remote Control Facilities In Museum Room The College of Mines opened a radio room in the Texas Centennial Museum this week and plans were made for broadcast four times a... Continue reading
Posted Sep 4, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
June 24, 1939 WPA Structures Will Be Sought; Plant Given To Institution College of Mines officials will ask Federal approval of WPA projects for construction of large additions to two buildings. Plans for an addition to the metallurgy building that... Continue reading
Posted Sep 3, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
July 8, 1937 Architects to Follow Tibetan Style in Constructing $100,000 Edifice __ Leon White, consulting architect for the College of Mines $100,000 administration and library building, will arrive here withing the next few days to work with Percy McGhee... Continue reading
Posted Sep 3, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue
April 23, 1947 El Pasoans thronged through the Centennial Museum on the College of Mines campus today after its formal opening yesterday afternoon. More than 4000 persons visited the new building yesterday and last night. The museum will be open... Continue reading
Posted Sep 3, 2014 at Tales from the Morgue