Alpine Avalanche public notices and local correspondents
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EM T Kaitor
Mms. C.D. Wood
Society
MMS
ALN
Alkire
Fort Davis
Vada Chambers Marathon
Mos
Isd County
Alpine
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Act of Congress
Boy Scout Week Honors Service to War Effort
Nation salutes the Boy Scouts for their wartime contributions and training ethos. The article stresses Scout values as a path to the life America chooses, praising veterans and Sea Scouts aiding Navy, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marine, and urging continued duty, discipline, and support for War Bonds and stamps.
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Atems
Navy
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine
America
Ing
Contemplating War End Prospects Amid Rumors and Shortages
The piece weighs Axis endgame, Allied strengths, and the danger of rumors. It notes Hitler's possible desperate moves, Italy's weakness, and France's reluctance, while stressing practical wartime realities. It highlights shortages, rationing, business closures, and urges Americans to stay informed, prudent, and productive.
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Roosevelt
Hitler
France
Mev Quisling
Naz
Siath
Italy
Axis
Africa
Appeal to 78th Congress for swift war end and honest leadership
A citizen letter pleads for rapid victory and reduced waste in wartime governance. It urges Congress to end filibusters, curb bureaucracy, and align policy with working people, while stressing unity with allies and confidence in future peace. The writer warns against blunders and calls for decisive, responsible action.
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United States
Mr. Tath Congress
And Still Going and Other Oddities From the Street
A stream of brief, fragmentary exchanges unfolds on a hot day. A cousin traced to the Mexican border prompts remarks about family links. Shoppers discuss offers while a bus passenger carries a 100 pound bomb, and a conductor jokes about safe placement under a seat.
Lost sheep return call after church notice
Stormy weather kept worshippers away prompting Rev. C. L. Mos to post a lost and found notice for sheep. Only twenty three came for morning feed and when he answered the phone the reply always rang out with a bleat “Baaa-a.”
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C. L. Moser
Farmer Sells Pig Buys New Clothes Then Loses Them
A farmer drives to town with a pig sells it and buys a suit and shoes. He hides the bundle under the seat, jokes about surprising his wife, and throws old clothes into the river. The new outfit disappears, leaving him to improvise a fresh surprise for his spouse.
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Oriole
Bridegroom rushes for license in Manhattan Kansas
A young man burst into the Manhat tan Kansas probate judge’s office seeking a marriage license. When asked for the bride’s name he confessed he did not know it, replying he only calls her Dolly. He then returned with the needed information.
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Manhattan
Kaw
Dolly
Man Drives Into Lake After Guard Rail Crash at Asbury Park
Louis B. Kirsch's car plunged through a guard rail and partially sank in Deal Lake Asbury Park New Jersey. Police found him guarding his tires and shouting These are mine. He agreed to go to a hospital for treatment after assurances his tires would be kept safe.
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Louis B. Kirsch
Jim Deal
Asbury Park
N. J
Cattle Market Outlook Amid Short Supplies and Black Market Fears
February outlook at Los Angeles market shows consumption may outpace supply as government demands keep cattle deliveries well below 1941 levels. January figures reveal Southern California packers met only about 70 percent of civilian quotas, leaving many shops short of normal needs. Packers expect February and March relief, but concerns mount over a widely publicized black market selling uninspected beef at high prices.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Pacific Coast
OPA
Head of family tax exemption rules outlined
The article defines head of family for personal exemption of 1200 dollars, detailing who qualifies by actual support and maintenance in one household. It outlines closely connected relationships by blood or marriage, including widows, guardians, and relatives, and notes limits such as step relatives and cousins. It also covers scenarios with absent parents, guardians, and non blood connections.
Tony Does His Bit at Tony Shericole's in Philadelphia
Service members in uniform receive free airouts at Tony Shericole's in Philadelphia, Penn. Tony, 62, says this is his way to support the war effort since he cannot afford bonds, claiming he barely makes a living.
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Tony Shericole
Philadelphia
Penn
Tony
Potatoes Grow Sprouts If Stored Warm and Freezer Risk
Potatoes freeze at 30 degrees Fahrenheit and sprout when kept above 40 degrees. The storage guidance warns against prolonged warmth to prevent sprouting.
Answers V Questions A Litmus Paper Quiz
The quiz asks about uses of litmus paper, whether the U S had a rigid airship, Theodore Roosevelt’s education, essential blast furnace inputs for pig iron, influential books in Civil War era, which state governorship ties to presidential prospects, the meaning of terpsichorean, which race Turks favored for harems, the most famous literary character who signed with the Devil, and the world’s saltiest and lowest sea.
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U. S
Theodore Roosevelt
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