Jap War Not Isolated Conflict Across World
A long, opinionated analysis argues the Japanese aggression in the Pacific forms part of a global German-backed plan for world domination. It warns American aid to Allies may wane, emphasizes the need for full mobilization, and notes allied setbacks and resilience despite German and Japanese strength. It also discusses fire safety in wartime industry and a slate of New Year holidays and observances for 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Oahu
Berlin
Japolitakrieg
Japan
Unis
Germany
America
Britain
Atlantic
U. S
Hitler
Europe
Africa
U. S. Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Sturday
United States
Polis Automobile
Color Bind and Dangled Telegram Figures in Comic Exchange
A playful scene unfolds with a sailor misplacing words and a teacher prompting James to use the word diadem in a sentence. Characters named Blondie and Indy react to a dangling item, while a telegram for Mr Niedspondiavanei adds a comic chaos cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Cabaret Tragedy Sparks Alarm Over Silent Crowd
In a crowded cabaret a man choked a woman to death while about 200 spectators believed they were dancing. Police chief questions why no one intervened as Cap confirms the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap
Three Canarians in English training tent awaken to bombs
Three Canarian trainees in a tent in England last summer are awakened by a loud crash. They wonder if bombs are falling and express relief or surprise, with one remark about rain. The dialogue captures a tense moment amid air raid fears and a wry remark about the weather.
Avalanche Honor Roll Adds Subscriptions and Names
The Avalanche honors renewed and new subscribers in a long list from Alpine Marathon San Antonio Louisville Worcester and other places. Readers are urged to keep subscriptions in good standing and welcome new readers into the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Grices
Alpine
P.M. Chambers
Marathon
A. McGongil
Lippaine Wade
Los Angeles
F. G. Wanker
H. E. Carrell
Anthony
N. M
Aliie Davis
J. C. Anthony
Burbank
Calif
New
Geo. H. Storey
R. S. Mangum
F. Scott
San Antonio
G.C. Montgomery
Louisville
Lamont Stephens
Kesser Field
Miss
Hat Buyer Seeks Tender Bite of Provision in Street Oddity
A man in a thrift store mutters of losing a bet and needing a soft hat for eating. The salesman offers a soft hat from the shelf, while the buyer insists he wants something more tender to eat, pondering his odd采购 need.
Girl Obtains Passport To Attend U S School
Thomasina Wash., living near the Canadian border, commutes to a U S school by special U S immigration permission. She walks from her home to the border, boards a Deming school bus, and must not travel farther south. Miss Earl arranged the plan to use the nearest Canadian option when the Deming route is too convenient for daily attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasina
U. S
Deming
Old-Time Texan Outwits Indians With Bluff and Barking Dogs
William Barton, an early Austin settler later honored by Barton Springs, faced a band of pursuing Indians in 1842. With his hunting dogs scattered, he feigned alarm from the hilltop and signaled the attackers to retreat, crying out that the Indians were near. The ruse succeeded, saving his life as he hurried to safety in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 0. Hucker
University of Texas Library
William Barton
Barton Springs
Austin
Bill Barton
Mirabeau B. Lamar
J. W. Wilbarger
Texas
Barton
Bastrop
Colorado
Wilbarger
Alpine and El Paso Residents Noted in Community Notices
A list of various residents, including Mrs G W Haas of El Paso, Clara M Wagner of San Francisco, K M Murphy of Pontiac, and multiple Alpine locals such as Sul Ross Library staff, Miss Lona Cook, Miss Alice Cowan, Mrs J E Casner, and Edwin H Todd Jr. at Ft Sill, with numerous other names and affiliations noted across California, Texas, and Oklahoma. The item reads as a community notices roster of residents, new entries, and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Adams
G. W. Haas
el Paso
Newby Harris Smith
Clara M. Wagner
San Francisco
Calif
Jim Espy
Lucille Chaffin
Bonnie Chaffin
Cecil T. Hammons
New
Ed Hancock
L. D. Harris
Alpine
Jas. P. Gillespie
Wallowa
Ore
M. A. Nixon
Viviana Mining Co
Edwin H. Todd Jr
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
O. M. Roberts
Minnie Hofer
Stuttgart
Jud Dibble
Hanford
Man Cannot Stop Breathing To Cause Self-Death
A man cannot voluntarily halt the rhythmic inhale and exhale, preventing death by his own action. The text argues that death by holding one’s breath is not a feasible suicide method due to the involuntary drive to breathe.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ity
D. M. Bennett
IRS
C.D. Wood Society
Ray Scober
Fort Davis
T. Alfred Fleming
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Fleming
England
Gatana
David Grayson
Grayson
Elliott Roosevelt
Nebraska
Uncle Sam
Blondie
Neidspondiavanei
Niedspondiavanei
U.S
Parwa
Industry
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