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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1942

Page

2

Learn to Fight Guerilla Style in Cleveland

A Cleveland group organizes civilian guerrilla training led by Fred Orzen from Republic Steel protection. Courses cover jujitsu, marksmanship, first aid, camouflage, and tactics to form a civilian nucleus similar to Russian resistance, with approval from Army ordnance officials.

Pitty Fred Orzen Republic Steelplant Protection Department Orzen Army Ordnance Russia Moscow Sevastopol Stalingrad

Paving Job Delays At Glendale Station Sparks Fashion Debate

Southern Pacific spent 10000 dollars regrading and paving approaches to its Glendale station after complaints over women's open toed shoes. The episode reflects broader tensions around fashion and public space as a commuter trend intersects with infrastructure work and local reactions.

Southern Pacific Railroad Glendale Calif

FFA Demonstrates Rope Making at Alpine High School

Ralph Berkeley reports a high school program last Friday where FFA boys showcased rope making with a 21 foot rope awarded to Wileen Smith. Supt Bankhead received a rope made by FFA earlier. Mary Neal got an FFA sweetheart sweater and Kesey Kimball two campaign ties for winning last October’s sweetheart contest. RT Key, FFA president, says meat shortage relief includes slaughtering 40 lambs to be sold to markets cafes and individuals. Lambs will follow proper food regulations and cuts prepared to boost mutton sales in Alpine. The FPA project, supervised by R C Mitchell FFA advisor at cooperative feeding pens, continues. Mayor Hawthorne California street-cleaning worries end after Hawthorne wins rubber-collecting contest. Mayors Bogart Gardena and McGuire Torrance must clean Hawthorne’s streets.

FILA Wileen Smith Supt. R. M .Bankhead Ff.a Mary Neal Kesey Kimball RT. Key FFA R. C. Mitchell Cooperative FFA Feeding Pens Hawthorne Calif Wayne Bogart Gardena Tom McGuire Torrance

Training for Victory By Rufus T Strohm

An analysis of wartime training and industrial mobilization stressing the need for skilled apprentices and robust preparation. The author argues that even as war dominates production, ongoing training remains essential for postwar strength and national resilience.

Legend Shot Legend at Camp Gruber Instructors Train New Shooters

Bud Chapman of Chillicothe Missouri a rifle range instructor at Camp Gruber Oklahoma teaches a group of Tennessee mountain boys many of whom have never fired a gun before. The scene highlights training and the country’s growing marksmanship culture.

Bud Chapman Chillicothe Camp Gruber Okla

Pocketbook mystery yields forty four dollars to teacher

Mrs. Juanita Ogden, a school teacher, became $44 richer while sorting through the effects of her late uncle Robert Eastham in Knights Landing California. The found purse contained 44 bills dating back to 1907. The item hints at a salvage campaign connection with the uncle’s estate.

Knights Landing Calif Juanita Ogden Robert Eastham

Firemen Get Jump In Pratt Fire Alarms Change

Pratt Kansas firemen will now respond to fires without the city siren, which is reserved for air raids, leaving locals unaware of fires until firefighters arrive. The shift in warning practice changes how fires are detected and reported to the community.

Pratt Kan

Tube patching shock in White Station tube

A customer in Los Angeles asked for six patches on a worn inner tube from White Station Tennessee. Burkhart gasped because the tube already carried 79 patches, revealing an extraordinary history of repairs.

L. A White Station Tenn Burkhart

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