Alpine Mountain News Rates and Notice Policy Shown
The Alpine Avalanche publishes local and state news from Fort Davis to the Davis Mountains. It lists subscription rates and classified notice charges, with per line pricing for corrections and cards of thanks, and notes postal entry as second class in Alpine Texas.
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Bator
RS. C.D. Wood Society
Aln. Alkire
Fort Davis
Yada Stone
Brewster
Jeff Davie
Presidio Canaries
Serond-Clase
Alpine
Texas
Congress
Frantic wartime sentiment and United States disarmament debate
A fragmented opinion piece argues that postwar sentimentality and calls for disarmament reflect a pattern seen after prior wars. It notes Americans apologized for warfare while opponents continued arming, suggesting that disarmament without addressing aggressors risks лишь allowing conquest and threatening world peace.
Doctor Warns Against Socialized Medicine Shift
A California Medical Association official presses opposition to government run health plans before a committee. He argues that nationwide insurance invites bureaucratic control, ends private practice, and shifts health care from patient initiative to state dictates. He stresses quality stems from individual effort and nobility of thought.
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Fas
Andes Fence Island
Lent
California Medcal Association
Germany
Progress By Embarrassment Over Franco Spain Debate
Russia seeks to embarrass the United States and Britain by highlighting Franco's Spain at the UN Security Council. The piece argues Franco's dictatorship mirrors Axis lines and could threaten world peace, suggesting UN action to set a precedent, while noting free Spanish voters might choose to keep Franco. It warns of ongoing Cold War ideological tensions and related trouble spots.
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UN Security Council
Russia
Poland
United States
Britain
Spain
Red Western Democrates
Franco
United Nations
Hitler
Peron
Ace
Barbarian Iider
Usative
Madrid
Liquor and Gas Tolls Rise in Texas Traffic Deaths
Texas statistics show alcohol involvement in 1945 traffic deaths rises. Chief statistician Nic Woerner reports 88 percent of fatally injured had been drinking, while 7 percent of pedestrians struck by cars were drinking. Col. Homer Garrison urges defensive driving and caution beyond mere care.
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Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Nic
Woerner
Col
Homer Garrison
Public Safety
Garrison
Ernay
Local Government Quotes on Power and Virtue Across Time
A compilation of provocative excerpts from Jefferson Lavater Wilson reflecting on centralized power, generosity, and moral duty. The piece juxtaposes warnings about government expansion with calls to self-sacrifice and personal virtue drawn from classical and biblical sources.
New Sheathing Aims To Ease Lumber Shortage
Chicago news reports a new United States sheathing product designed to speed housing construction by conserving lumber. Tests show it resists weather, does not buckle or warp, and reduces joint openings while absorbing little water under heavy spray. It can be cut and installed directly on studs without special tools.
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United States
Sum Company
Kia Ag
Wight
Dueling Dialogues and Dining Hall Banter at Local Theater
A comic vignette unfolds at a theatre during an intermission where a man and his wife return to their seats. A misstep prompts a polite, humorous exchange leading to a playful jab about the row as the couple settles in again.
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Helen
Uncertain Bureau Advice on Hydrochloric Acid Use
A government bureau was asked if hydrochloric acid could clean a boiler tube type. The reply cited uncertainties in reactive processes and advised against using acid where alkalinity is involved, noting the decision was regrettable but unresolved.
Housing Shortage Ad Sparks Witty Rebuffs in San Angelo
A Standard-Times subscriber advertised a house for rent but faced numerous inquiries that ended when Bill Woody of the advertising department explained the home lacked electricity, hot water, and proper sanitation. A friend’s blunt reply noted the two rooms and a narrow path, while a later message mentions ironic references to hydrochloric acid and inflation in a guardedly satirical tone.
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San Angelo
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Pacific
Bikini
Iag
Maly
Japan
Bickerstaffe
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Heaven
Lavater
Sir Henry Taylor
God
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago
Hot Dan
Blair
Livingston
Livingston Funeral Home
Liv
Motor Inn
First National Bank
of Alpine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Member
Federal Reserve System
City Depository
HL. Kokernot
Pres
G. W. Baines
V-Pres
G. B. Crawford
SAN Angelo Livestock Auction CO
McCulloch, Webster & Wyatt
San Angelo, Texas
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