Alpine Avalanche County News Notes and Publication Details
Alpine Avalanche announces its fourth year in Alpine Texas serving Brewster County with Davis Big Head section and state news. Notices policy states corrections and longer notices run, publisher Walter and Mrs Mre An Alkire as editors, Davis as correspondent CS Walker Marathon Co. One year price $2 in county $1.25 elsewhere. Post Office filing as second class.
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Alpine Avalanche
Brewster County
Alpine
Davis Big Head
Aracter
Walter
Society Falitor
A.N
Alkire
Yort Davis
CS WALKER _Marathon Co
Texas
Population Shift in Eleventh Federal Reserve District
The Dallas News notes population in the Eleventh District fell from 7,001,000 in April 1980 to 7,569,000 in March this year, per the reserve bank report. It cites urbanization, internal migration within Texas, and factors like ration-card data and a 1940 census basis as influencing counts, with ongoing debate about the economy’s upheaval and future movement.
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Dallas News
Dallas
Fed
Reserve Park
Federal Reserve District
Texas
Wisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Toward Postwar Tolerance and the Need for Unity
The National Conference advocates postwar harmony by uniting diverse faiths and races to prevent intolerance. Dallas speakers urge understanding among groups, linking religious bigotry to economic inequality and stressing equal freedom as essential to peace. The piece notes chaplains in the armed forces fostering cross-group relations and urges home-front efforts.
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Dallas News
National Conference
Ers
Amo
Dallas
Masi O'Connor
New York
Women in the Army Air Forces Hostessa On Duty Roles
The Air-Wacs in the Army Air Forces perform varied duties across Training Material Air Service and other commands. Women aid air offensives by weather reporting directing planes and handling equipment roles like Link Trainer, photo work, and logs. Postwar aviation prospects include weather work and airport expansion.
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Army Air Forces
United States
Fourth Air Force
Air Force
Europe
Pacific
Air Wace
Air Wac
Germany the Scourge of Civilization
Germany faces Allied plans for governing postwar Britain United States and Russia Newsweek outlines a phased occupation lasting years with disarmament and a peacetime framework. The piece discusses air power and governance until terms are agreed, noting doubts about rapid Danish control of Germany.
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Germany
Newsweek
Britain
United States
Russia
Necessary for Small Business Printing in War Effort
The article argues that commercial printing is a vital tool to keep up to 1.8 million small businesses operational during wartime. It warns that limiting job printing for newspapers would threaten small town papers and the broader war effort by reducing the life blood revenue that supports local enterprises.
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Busine
War Time Diner Quips on Rationing And Shortages
A wartime humor piece contrasts a near comic diner scene with rationing woes. A waiter and diner banter about a blown steak and a window, while a reader reflects on rationed life. The strip jokes about point systems and empty shelves, highlighting daily frictions.
Thars The Trouble Drunk Man Mistakes Helpers Kindness
A drunk man staggers along the curb with one foot in the gutter and another on the sidewalk. A passing officer offers to help him home, noting he is drunk. The man replies I thought I was a cripple.
Shanghai Pierce Says Church Belongs to Me in Wharton Ranch
A Wharton area ranch lord, Shanghai Pierce, dominates a vast cattle realm with headquarters near Wharton. A visitor toured the domain and asked if he belonged to the community church. Pierce boomed that the church belongs to him.
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Shanghai Pierce
Wharton
Shanghai
Double petunia what is it in this strange riddle
The text presents a surreal sequence likening flowers to objects and animals in a chain of odd associations. It ends incoherently with mentions of a colt and going to bed, lacking a coherent news event or clear subject.
Legal summons in Jeff Davis County Texas 1943 suit
Court issues writ commanding James W Rely and others to publish weekly summons for four weeks in a Fort Davis newspaper. Plaintiffs claim title by adverse possession to East 1/4 of Survey 396, Block 4, H&T Co. land, seeking judgment for title and possession. Defendants named include Jas W Kelly and Frank Chazanow and Josephine Goldberg and unknown heirs.
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Jas. W Rely
SH. Relay
SE Bowers
Frank “Chazanow
Isid
District Court of
Hott ‘Bais County
Oeholden
Cour House Lind
W.” B. Martin
Jas. W. Kelly
H. Kelly
C. E. Bowers
Frank Chazanow
Josephine Gol
Sad
Das
W Kelly
St. Kelly
CE. Bowers
TP. Guest
Josephine Goldberg
Plaintif
Tresspass
Jett
Davis County
Texas
Fort Davis
A. D
John Anthony of 1943 sprints into waves of war slogans
A garbled excerpt notes John Anthony with the slogan Millions for de fense not one cent for tribute, as the passage describes actions around American shipping protection against French and British raiders seeking money and ransom.
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John Anthony
Nn Battanea
Cosy Aguilar
Cole
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Cordell Hull
Moscow
Hull Sa Be Ker
Sam Rayburn
Henry A. Wallace
Arta
Xerxes
Granada Theatre
Ema
RH. Bloys
Zarapes
C. W. Copeland
North Fifth Street
Postoffice
The
First National Bank
OF Alpine
Ember Federal Deposit Int
U.S. Army Civil Contract Flying School
Advan
Air Corps
Vital Defense
War Manpower Commission
Pacific Air School, Ltd
Fort Stockton, TE
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