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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
2
The Alpine Avalanche announces its fifty fifth year and upbuilding efforts for Alpine and Davis Bend section. It invites readers to report statements about persons, noting a 10 cent per line rate for first notices and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions.
Marshall News notes lawmakers face three final constitutional amendments up for vote by 28 with other proposals likely reaching the sabbatical stage before adjournment. Two amendments may pass. One would grant voting rights without poll tax in wartime. A second would provide continuous pay of 10 dollars per day for both houses, 3650 dollars yearly, even when not in session. A third would fix welfare at 483000000 and curtail the legislature. Critics say the plans may keep members in session longer, while supporters argue for steady pay.
Fragmentary reminiscence and exhortation mix a mid 18th century panorama of Lake Champlain and Ethan Allen. The piece warns against centralization of wartime powers and urges vigilance to preserve the American way while invoking moral discipline and republican virtue through cited lines and a Horatian voice.
A National Planning Association committee urges immediate legislation to preserve and modernize the aircraft industry after hostilities. It warns that terminating military procurement postwar risks eroding research, labor, and production capability and could delay a “running start” on superior planes in a world of evolving threats.
Commentary argues postwar German rehabilitation hinges on neutral non Nazi leadership, warns of inconsistent aid and Nazi sympathizer risk. It urges a true reform of politics economics and philosophy, not slogans, to expunge Nazism and restore self rule with effective military governance.
A muddled dialogue sketches neighbors and boarders trading quips about meals, bees, insomnia, and a landlady's blunt joke about bed bugs. A neighbor jokes about honey and stings as another quips about cremated husbands, painting a lively, clipped street-tableau of humor and survival.
A new arrival tries teaching locals English in the Pacific. He points to a man and a tree then to a passing plane. The native’s hesitant reply shows uncertainty about the aircraft, noting it could be a B-24 or perhaps a B-29.
A Czech observer relays grim talk of Germany’s decline claiming strict law and order once prevailed. Two travelers recount satchels left at stations vanished within moments, reflecting broader wartime insecurity and loss of belongings.
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