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Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1943

Page

6

Alpine Avalanche public notices and subscription data fragment

A fragmented Alpine Avalanche page shows rates for notices at ten cents per line, a Fort Davis Fort Worth style editor note, and subscription prices listed as one year two dollars six months outside county one dollar twenty eight. The text references local correspondents and publication notes.

Haitor Ana Punisher Society Fort Davis Marathon Alpine Texas Congress

Change and progress in American life

A discussion of constructive change as a driver of national growth highlights how government theory and free enterprise encourage individuals to use their talents for societal benefit. It notes manufacturing advances, factory improvements, and shifting job roles as evidence of ongoing opportunity and the risk of undermining incentives.

America

A Prayer For Victory in a World of Strife and Hope

Prayer asks for grace and guidance to combat evil and bring peace. United voices seek harmony, forgiveness, and righteousness under Supreme Wisdom. The appeal hopes for triumph through God’s hand, restraining mad demons and upholding freedom and peace. Pfc. Jan Anderson, Army, San Antonio P.O. Box 24.

Pfc Jan Anderson Army of the United States P.O. Box San Antonio

Way To Win Government Expenditures

The piece argues war effort costs require building machines and funding. It warns 60 billion dollars in borrowing next year beyond taxes, mostly from the public, and notes direct borrowing risks to banks and inflation. It concludes that debt policy will shape peace and provoke controversy over reason.

Treasury

Uprising at Mansanar highlights Japanese loyalty split

The Mansanar incident exposes tensions between alien and American-born Japanese held in a Cal camp. The piece argues for segregating the two groups to protect loyal Japanese and others from danger, urging careful government action balancing safety and humanitarian concerns.

Mansanar Cal United States

Pay Now Pay-As-You-Go Tax Plan Urges Public Action

A column argues 27 million Americans face higher income taxes and warns they are unprepared. It endorses the Ruml pay-as-you-go plan as essential to government solvency, urging immediate adoption and widespread saving to fund future tax obligations.

Ruml The Y of Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Kurusu Attacks U S Morale In Pacific War Talk

A harsh critique of American policy by Kurusu accuses the United States of ignoring suffering while Japan claims to uplift its own people. The ambassador’s remarks are tied to Pacific defeats, with Tokyo intent on shaping American views and stirring national sentiment amid Guadal canal fighting.

Kurusu Amer Kurusu America Pacific Guadalcanal Tokyo United States Japan

Value of Each Minute Life 1 Time and Effort

A meditation on valuing every minute of life by time and effort. It emphasizes productivity, avoiding waste, and treating time as a consumable resource as essential as money. It warns that once a minute passes it cannot be recovered and links service demand to the necessity of work.

Country Boy and City Girl in a Wheat Shock Scene

The famous detective arrives as the scene is found with a broken window on both sides. He notes the incident is more serious than expected, prompting careful deduction.

Pilot License Exchange Between Cop and Speeding Rider

A motorcycle officer jokes about a new pilot license as he stops a speeding rider. The rider proudly presents his federal pilot license and ID, noting he has never experienced such a situation before and tells the officer to fly on.

Demand exceeds supply at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards

January 11 report shows active demand across all meat animal grades at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards. Receipts last week were well below trade needs, hindering fulfillment of government contracts, while civilian meat supplies remain far below requirements. Prices remain high with fat steers at 15.75 and Arizona fed steers matching that level, and many meat shops receiving under 25 percent of usual 5 delivery volumes.

Los Angeles Union California Wickard Caliifornia Los Angeles

Man Buys Car Tire Size Obsolete To Fit Car

Milton Sovans of Hugo Colorado faced tire scarcity and bought an obsolete size. He eventually found a wheel that fit the tires after hopping around. The market lists fed steers at 14.00 to 14.25 per cwt with heifers and cows also quoted. Bulls for sausage run 10.00 to 11.75 per cwt. Native veal calves demand strong with top 15.50 and high 16 to 17.50. Fat lambs reach 15.25 and ewes up to 8.50 per cwt. Market activity contrasts with distant Halley’s Comet event noted at 11.78 per unit.

Milton Sovans Hugo, Cou Sovans Ackers

Tall Ones at California Giants in Redwood Tales

In California natives boast of giant redwoods and share tall tales about them. One story describes a hollow tree spanning a ravine too deep for a bridge where a driver edged past a trailer and let a moving van pass from the opposite end.

California

Minister’s 4 man servant ad leads to awkward job talk

A parish minister advertised for four servants and a young man arrived to discuss duties. He was shown tasks including dishwashing cooking grass cutting and floor polishing. As the list grew he balked and finally declared that he would not marry, asking to be counted out.

Parson

Answers found elsewhere in this issue clues

The set lists items and clues from this issue including hints about a whaling captain in Moby Dick, a camera, wary behaviors, Paracelsus and Copeland as physicians, Robinson Crusoe, Pearl Harbor centered around the Hawaiian Islands, Sir Walter Scott, a weight of 2240 pounds, astrology versus astronomy, and a stamp collector.

Paracelsus Copeland Hawaiian Islands Pearl Harbor Sir Walter Scott

Do Not Talk Do Not Talk Censorship Advice from War Fronts

The Office of Censorship urges editors and readers to avoid publishing troop unit details. Revealing that a soldier or sailor is in a specific company or aboard a named ship overseas could aid the enemy. General locations like country or theater may be shared, but avoid precise unit identifications.

Office of Censorship Pvt John Jones Australia Tom Brown Atlantic Company C 600Th Infantry Wisconsin

Miss Adelaide Yost Lets Kids Share Christmas Cash

Philadelphia pensioner Miss Adelaide C. Yost aged in her eighties, who gave out dollar bills to neighborhood children during her annual Christmas visit, was found dead at her home the day after the tour, her passing occurring Wednesday in the residence she inhabited alone.

Adelaide C. Yost Philadelphia Penn

Protectorate Kemia Moravia described as chief region

The German protectorate of Kemia Moravia is presented as the main industrial and population area of the former Czechoslovakia Republic in the coverage.

Kemia-Moravia Czechoslovakia Republic

Notice in Probate for E M Wells Deceased

Brewster County Texas court announces ten day posting for notice of Letters of Administration for E M Wells Deceased. Evan Hord filed the application in County Court Alpine on January 15 1943 with a hearing set for January 15 1943. interested parties may appear and contest. Sheriff Clarence Hord verifies the writ as a true copy.

Alpine Texas Agrein Aline A. B Sead W. Frazer Brewster County Gula Burke I. Clarence Hord Clarence Hord Jane Morrow Frazer

Publication Citation in Divorce Case 1943 Alpine Texas

Robert Galyon is commanded to appear and answer the petition filed November 13 1942 in Brewster County District Court Alpine Texas case No 2080 Margie Norman Galyon plaintiff vs Robert Galyon defendant. The suit seeks divorce or restoration of the plaintiff to her maiden name. Date of appearance is February 8 1943 before Judge in Alpine. Clerk J W Frazer certifies.

Brews County Alpine Texas Margie Norman Galyon Robert Galyon Margie Norman Frazer Clerk District Brewerste County Charence Hord Jane Morrow J. W. Frazer

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