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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
6
The Alpine Avalanche presents staff credits including editor and society editor names, and local coverage notes for Fort Davis, Davis Mountains, and surrounding areas. It lists publication policy on statements about individuals, corrections, and rates for notices and reading notices.
The new Secretary of the Treasury Snyder, a friend of President Trumar, pledges to balance the budget by reducing expenditures and maintaining adequate taxes. The plan is seen as feasible only if he follows through. observers warn of potential inflation and instability if policies falter, while international tensions loom and cooperation efforts face interference.
A public statement notes inflation pressures and criticizes current moves. It urges prudent policy aligned with balancing the national debt, pointing to a February debt reduction of about 10 billion as a sign while warning of inflationary risks and potential economic instability.
Dispatches indicate defections behind the line during the war and mass resettlements in Russia. The reports also suggest possible punishment for political opponents and no hint of political freedoms as in Western democracies.
The Labour government imposes bread and flour rationing as a guard against shortages in a wartime style move. The policy aims to protect the basic food supply, with Churchill calling the measure one of the gravest in peacetime.
Article describes a 45 pound rifle evaluated by infantry, claims success against German tanks, and outlines a plan to hermetically seal surplus combat gear for 50 years. If funded, the Army would build 1,101 tanks of 55 inch diameter costing 3,000 each and 276 smaller tanks to store equipment.
A Philadelphia woman toppled a stair bannister and fell three stories, suffering a right leg fracture and minor head injuries. Physicians say fainting caused a light outcome, noting relaxation of the body during a fall can reduce severity. Experts in physical training advocate relaxed movement to lessen impact.
Experts warn against definitive predictions as nations race to develop new destructive arms. Col. B Ritchie discusses guided missiles that could target any world location within an hour, noting no fixed weapon is certain but acknowledging possibilities of long range atomic delivery and global reach.
A wartime speech argues the United States must not forgive Nazi atrocities including the murder of 260 American POWs in the Ardennes. It urges strict justice, warning that captured U.S. fighters must be treated under international warfare rules and that offenders must pay a proper penalty.
Three young men boast about height in a humorous exchange. The first claims six feet two in socks, the second counters with six feet four and a half with hat on, and the third adds seven feet nine with umbrella raised, creating a playful taller-than-life contest.
A woman touring her kitchen discovers a policeman locked in the pantry after hiring a new cook. The man calmly explains he must have been left over by the previous cook.
A garbled passage blends bits of dialogue about Chauncey Montgomery Sterling with bears asking who drank my beer, a birth announcement joke about Isaiah, and a county bid advertisement. The miscued text jumps from a chaplain scene to a planning notice in Brewster County Texas, mixing personal names with legal notices and bids.
A. J. Gard warns that haulers trespassing on the described property without written permission will be prosecuted. The lease terms remain in effect and forbid entry to unauthorized individuals. The notice dates or legal citations mention 6-20-3p and caution against trespassing on the premises.
Warning that any one may obtain sand and gravel at Ee Davidson's Ranch north of Alpine after paying Mr Davidson. Those hauling from H L Kokernot and Son ranch or the Tippitt ranch will be prosecuted. The sand and gravel area on these ran.
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