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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
4
War Department and Advanced Flying School publish a third article on guarding military data. It warns enthusiastic personnel can leak facts to enemies through casual talk and public remarks. Tactics by adversaries include posing as technicians to extract details and erode security.
A reflective passage contrasts candle light with electric power and wartime hardship. The narrator ponders how many lack basic necessities while urging readers to act for country and liberty, invoking Patrick Henry and the spirit of resilience. The piece links personal comfort to national duty and echoes Millay’s enduring plea for freedom.
Rear Admiral Ralph B. Davis describes Navy plane production and the shift from words to action in war manufacturing. He notes 40 000 parts per Widcat fighter and Avenger bomber, all interchangeable, enabling large scale output. President Short says industry is moving from defense to offense as schedules are met and equipment quality is proven.
The article cites Bolaga representing eastern seacoast territory in Congress and Commissioner Pagan urging a study of Puerto Rico. It argues territories should be developed toward statehood and integrated with the continental American populace, stressing dedication as key to success.
A collage of old humor and anecdotes includes quips about missionaries and religion, a cartoonish scene with a wagon of snakes, a comical exchange about an umbrella in the rain, remarks on Rome and America’s training programs, and a duck-stealing trial ending with a witty alibi.
Residents awoke to a loud roar of airplanes overhead and a squall of auto bots plus flames destroying the town’s biggest store at Kanosh Utah. It turned out to be a call to summon volunteer firemen with airmen merely watching the blaze.
Beef shortages loom as government rollback and subsidy battles unfold. LA Union Stock Yards last week saw cattle receipts plunge more than 35 percent from a year ago, while 12 US markets show over 40 percent declines. Packers in the Bay Area have temporarily closed plants, and prices at Los Angeles rose slightly amid tighter supplies.
Rev Karl C Bayer urges that though times seem doomed faith hope and love cannot be shaken by turmoil or age The sermon cites scripture from Hebrews 12 27 and Pauls triad Now abideth faith hope and love and argues these endure while human institutions crumble God’s love and the gospel remain as the world changes
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