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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1946
Page
6
The Alpine Avalanche column lists local notices and announcements from Brewster to Alpine. It notes pricing for resolutions and cards of thanks, with rates per line and policies for readings notices and new subscriptions.
Fire safety experts urge home fire drills to prepare escape routes and prevent tragedy. drills reveal hazards such as inaccessible rooms or disabled occupants, guiding changes in family arrangements and emphasizing safe exit paths over attempting to fight flames.
Dr. Gilchrist urges Texas stateside development to process mohair and other agricultural products locally. He cites 80 percent of U S mohair from Texas yet little value is added here and advocates funding from the legislature for farming and manufacturing ventures, plus improved crop varieties to boost cotton and corn yields.
The article notes General Bradley and other former officers will drop military ranks and be addressed as Mister in veteran affairs. Colonel Jones becomes Mr Jones to ease civilian dealings, removing war era barriers. The piece argues the change helps former officers adapt and veterans feel less formal intimidation.
A postwar article from the Navy Industrial association argues familiar cautions about American reluctance for militarism and preparedness. It cites foreign powers studying U S history and warns against neglecting the United Nations as world peace efforts unfold.
A collage of jokes set in a barber shop and on a race track includes a captain's farewell wish for a lieutenancy, a quip about a lifeline agent, and a joke on a horse owner's hay incentive. The piece widens to a Washington street encounter with a motorcade and the president in a black car.
Local discussion notes that works attributed to Stuart and Botticelli were never signed by either artist. Experts cite vanity in Stuart and Botticelli’s modesty as reasons for withholding signatures.
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