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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1944
Page
4
Alpine Avalanche lists notices and rates for first insertion and subsequent insertions. It includes subscriptions, mailing details, and staff credits, noting a 1679 Congress date and Alpine Texas post office processing.
A TIME war dispatch quotes a correspondent near Troina Sicily describing a grave and a stark contrast between American liberty and the fascist system. The piece argues that security under fascism costs freedom, urging Americans to value home life, opportunity, and victory for their families and returning troops.
A wartime coal story extols coal as essential to steel and war effort. It cites a steel-plant ad claiming a company uses 17 000 tons daily, notes blending of coals for strong clean fuel, and describes research turning dormant coal into future heating and industry benefits.
The former congressman and San Antonio mayor now heads the Smaller War Plants Corporation and faces potential blackballing by bureaucrats. The piece urges clear, concise writing and warns against gobbledygook terms that cloud government business.
The piece warns that government reliance by industry risks eroding free enterprise and transforming government into manager rather than referee. It argues that permanent industry government partnership mirrors German precedents and could undermine liberties and private enterprise, endangering the war economy’s foundation.
A regional column vents frustration at grand economic schemes and political rhetoric. It argues that human nature, individual initiative, and thrift drive progress, insisting planners cannot replace hard work and common sense. The piece urges a brisk push to work and hands-on business sense.
A collage of odd scenes and quick incidents from urban life. A boy asks about telegraphs as a veteran explains delay with a dog in Washington and Chicago. A car theft led to a quick police return. A bride makes a striking entrance with family support. An aging man uses crutches and jokes. A renter negotiates a penthouse tour for an oilwealthy Indian, with sweeping views teased from the East River to Jersey and the Statue of Liberty.
Brewster County commissioners adopt a heartfelt resolution mourning the death of County Treasurer A B Sandifer after 35 years in Brewster County and 11 as treasurer. He is praised for honesty integrity and high living standards. The resolution expresses sympathy to the bereaved family and orders publication.
Breezland Chicks advertises Breezland Certified White Leghorn hens as reliable heavy breed layers. Describes 12 varieties and invites mail orders from San Angelo Texas with prompt postal price list. Includes date 3 11 99.
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