Alpine Avalanche society page notices and rates excerpt
A fragment from the Alpine Avalanche shows society editor and city column staff names, local correspondents, and notes on upbuilding news. It lists reading notices, cards of thanks, and classified rates for notices, with subscription and postage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asistant Society
C.D. We
Alkport
Davis
Vada Stone Marathon
Sien Tenner
Davis Mountains
Mserton
Eisenhower as 1968 presidential possibility and voter concerns
The piece weighs General Eisenhower as a potential 1968 candidate amid rumors of a White House run. It notes his notable war record and administrative work in Germany, while acknowledging voter hesitation about a professional soldier in the presidency and his secretive political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasemnower
Maine
Eisenhower
White House
Bach
Cane
Germany
Fourth Branch of Government Critics Truman Push
President Truman calls for Republican Congress and Democratic Executive to cooperate while warning of a powerful fourth branch. He cites independent agencies and regulatory boards that shape policy without direct public endorsement, urging abolition of this costly bureaucracy and quick action to restore constitutional balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Vandenberg
Byrnes
Courts
Executive
Labor Leaders Who Shaped the Movement in America
The article contrasts steady labor leaders who seek gains through cooperative industry relations with zealots harming private enterprise. It argues for honest collective bargaining, wage-productivity ties, and cooperation with management to sustain factories, reduce costs, and expand markets. It also cites fire loss data from the National Board of Fire Underwriters to urge prevention measures and cautions against complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
U. S
Saturday Evening Post
National Board of Fire Underwriters
America
Quality and price value in American retailing
The piece argues price alone does not determine value. It notes a past decline in product quality due to shortages and OPA rules, but cites improving conditions as retailers push standards. Merchants emphasize maximum value and service, aiming for a buyers market restored by strong competition.
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OPA
America
Tramps by a Stream Reflect on Life's Hard Road
Two wanderers rest by a rippling stream under an oak as they debate life on the road. A hunter brandishes a gun and a tense moment unfolds while one man jokes about socks and efficiency. The scene ends with a pensive remark on the hardships of tramp life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Praise of Reecerelle Samuel Johnson Cited as Value Link
Praise like gold and diamonds is said to owe its value entirely to Reecerelle Samuel Johnson. The statement attributes intrinsic worth to Johnson as a standard of value and commentary on admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reecerelle
Samuel Johnson
Barreled man questioned by officer on street
An officer confronts a man walking in a barrel and asks if he is a poker player. The man denies it and explains he spent time with some friends who are. The exchange ends with the officer questioning the unusual mode of transport.
Snappy confrontation ends with a sharp street exchange
A stern faced busybody confronts a youth smoking and asks if his mother knows. The boy retorts that her father would question her stopping to talk to strangers. The scene shifts to a tense moment at De Vind where two crusty members of a group stand blind with guns ready as a teal duck darts by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devind
Tramps Wander Between Towns Caught Between Hunger
Two destitute men trade weary lines as they drift from town to town dodging police and wondering where their next meal will come from. One warns the other, but both drift into the night amid faded advertisements and sparse roadside sights.
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Alpine
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