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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
2
A clipped report analyzes President Truman’s optimism on postwar economic recovery. It argues the national economy is sound, warns inflation risks, and notes demobilization and layoffs after the war may ease as industry resumes amid strikes. It suggests the labor conference could curb disruptions and stabilize output.
A rural Tennessee investigation reports infants murdered and burned as a sheriff expands inquiry sending evidence to a federal crime lab. The piece critiques officials and questions solutions while urging guidance from a higher power amid heavy public concern.
The article argues Rudolf Hess faked madness to save himself, while Hitler and the Nazi inner circle appear equally unhinged. It notes Hess’s memory loss, then exposure to war crimes evidence, challenging his pretense as the Nuremberg trial nears.
The text defends the Nuremberg trials as necessary to condemn deliberate mass murder and establish precedent against planning genocide. It condemns Hitler’s regime, notes the cynicism behind prewar actions, and stresses the need to recognize such crimes to prevent future atrocities. Alma Shierbaum is cited as a concluding source.
A collage of quick gags and anecdotes from daily life. A secretary mishap sparks jokes about office work. A nurse at a base hospital distributes cake while a convalescent musician jokes about names. An accident, a store interaction, and a pickup line close the bits with humor.
A damaged OCR line claims Andrew Johnson held every office from alderman to president, though the fragment provides no corroborating context or dates.
A local notice highlights a line of Christmas cards described as beautiful and distinctive, titled The Avalanche.
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