Alpine Avalanche notices and rates in Alpine paper
The Alpine Avalanche announces publishing of notices and reading cards for the Alpine and Brewster County area. Rates are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and six cents per line for subsequent insertions, with special rates for longer notices.
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Bator
Cb. Wood Society
Alicire
Fort Davis
Yada Stone
Marathon
Whiie i
Brewster
Argine
Texas
Strange Victory Celebration Postwar Era Reflections
A July 25, 1980 retrospective discusses a strange postwar victory celebration in Britain. It critiques the removal of a war leader and Winston Churchill, notes public unrest, and questions the crowd’s appetite for regimentation versus liberty after victory, suggesting the cost of war triumphs shaped by fear and responsibility.
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Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Collaboration For Peace And Prices Of A New World Order
A fragmentary discussion cites delegates planning a program to promote freer goods flow and international cooperation. It references the International Monetary Fund and World Bank ties to postwar peace aims, including the idea of economic justice reducing warfare and fostering a new world order.
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From Woods
Aiemiannis
International Monetary Bund
United States Senate
Jon Woods
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Roosevelt
Foe International Econom
Yalta
Poli Hs
Substantial Food Subsidies Spark Washington Debate
A congressional committee reports that four year food subsidies cost U.S. taxpayers over 5.3 billion dollars. It notes potential savings of about 5.5 billion if subsidies had been reduced during peak income years, arguing for fiscal restraint and debt relief.
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Washington
America
British Youths Enter Armed Forces Amid War Reassurance
The text questions British policy of inducting one-year-old youths into the armed forces for a year of service. It argues that postwar concerns ignore deeper issues and asserts that a nation's homes are its bulwark for safety, mentioning a critic named Warburton and a reference to Holland.
Business Leaders Call for Responsible Pricing Amid Price Controls
Industry figures urge firms to prove true statesmanship by avoiding short sighted price hikes during the temporary price control disruption. Ira Mosher warns 15,000 reducing concerns to justify fair pricing and advertise the truth about policies. Lew Hahn says retailers will provide honest merchandise at cost plus normal markups and distribute scarce goods equitably.
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Congress
Ira Mosher
The
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Lew Hahn
National
Tomers
Atrocities by Japanese in Java Confirmed
Dutch Indies Army high court reports Japanese forces drowned about 1,000 guerrilla fighters from Australia Britain and the Netherlands after capture in Java. Five witnesses recount that captives were placed in baskets loaded onto ships and dumped into the sea off the coast.
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Far East
Europe
Japan
Netherlands Indies Army
Java
Merger Hits A Snag In Defense Merger
The President faces resistance from the Navy to two merger proposals. A single department of defense and transferring land based naval aviation to the Air Forces are in dispute. Despite the President taking responsibility after briefings, there is little congressional momentum to push the merger quickly.
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Navy
Department of Defense
Army
Congress
Who Won the War and The American Debate
A Soviet union piece claims the Red army and workers won the war with Navy help, while American labor big business public schools and churches are also credited. In the U S debate opinion remains divided with various candidates favored by proponents.
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Soviet Union
Red Army
Too Scarce To Waste Farm Hand Dances In Rain
A farm hand on a Texas ranch, amid a long drought, dances in the first sprinkle. The rancher urges him to come inside but notes any rain is welcome for Texas, as everyone hopes for more showers to come.
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Sana
Texas
Hot Dawn Satire Teases a Father’s Troubling Son
The fragmentary item sketches a bemused father asking what to do with his son and an offbeat reply about buying him a drug store. A second quip questions how George broke his tea, noting nearby steps as the punchline.
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George
Joint Resolution on Appropriating 75000 for Tarleton College Building
A Texas joint resolution proposes amending the constitution to authorize the Legislature to appropriate up to 75000 dollars for claims incurred by John Tarleton Agricultural College for a campus building. The measure follows a deficiency authorization by the Governor on August 31, 1937.
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State of Texas
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Constitution Amendment for John Tarleton College Building
Text outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to pay for a building at John Tarleton Agricultural College, with voter options for and against the amendment set for the next general election. Includes provisions on referendum wording, proclamation by the Governor, and an initial funding estimate of five thousand dollars.
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John Tarleton Agricultural College
Wasted Effort At The Alley Estartase Fun Story
A quirky, jumbled passage describes a secretary Mie Strummans and reactions to a joking tale. The speaker contemplates leaving Friday amid surprised looks and fading laughter as the narrative hints at burnout and shifting dynamics in the setting.
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Mie Strummans
State funds appropriated for publication and election costs
The statement notes an appropriation of five thousand dollars or so much as necessary from the state treasury, not otherwise appropriated, to cover expenses of publication and the associated election process. It references the figure 726-46 in relation to this allocation.
Alpine and Brewster County Voters Card Thank You Note
Nick M. Thee Licensed State Land Surveyor of Alpine Texas extends thanks to Alpine and Brewster County voters for their support in the July 27 primary.
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Alpine
Brewster County
Nick M. Thee
Texas
Thank You Letter From WT Dunnington to voters
A brief note thanks the voters of Voting Precinct 3 for support in the July 27 primary for commissioner of Precinct 4. Signed WT Dunnington. One page communication.
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Free
WT. Dunnington
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Holland
United States
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J.r.no
State OF
First National Bank
of Alpine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Member
Federal Reserve System
City Depository
LL. Kokernot
Pres
G. W. Baines
V-Pres
G. B. Crawford
Henderson Radio and Typewriter Shop
St. 81
College Ave
Memorial Arts
M.S. Asbell
el Paso
Tex
Alpine Cemetery
Assn
Georgia
Texas Hospitality
Sae
Ritchey Brothers
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