Alpine Avalanche Notices and Reading Cards Rate Schedule
Alpine Avalanche Vied in Brewster County posts notices including Cards of Thanks and Reading Notices. Rates are 1 cent per line for the first insertion and 1 cent per line for each succeeding insertion. longer notices incur higher charges.
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Brewster County
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Debate over G5 military administration and postwar plans
The piece surveys Allied G5 concepts enabling a semi military administration in liberated Europe. It discusses unity of command, integration with civil government, and flexibility to adapt through trial and error. Also noted is Broadway reactions to the 40 percent nightclub tax and wartime manpower impacts.
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France
Ry Neaders
Denmark
Broadway
Broxiway
Chicago
National Association of Manu Manufacturers’ Association
Brehon Somervell
Burma
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Be kind to clerks in wartime economy a Texas scene
An East Texas store sign pleads kindness to clerks amid wartime wage shifts. The piece notes surly service and price hikes amid high wartime spending, then pivots to national debt and economic policy as Postwar questions loom, contrasting private enterprise and government spending.
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East Texas
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Timely Question and Moratorium Tales From a Warped Page
A jumble of quips and lessons unfolds from a sailing ship captain doubts to a cavalry recruit mixups and a moratorium joke. The dialog centers on misaligned hands, clocks, and a king stumped by bills as a collection of humor bits and misunderstandings plays out.
Bankrupt Leslie Cole Ri ordan Creditor Meeting Notice
In the Western District of Texas El Paso Ri ordan bankrupt. On May 30 1944 adjudicated bankrupt preliminary meeting set for June 20 1984 at 10 a.m. before Referee Joseph G Bennis at 208 O T Bassett Tower El Paso Texas. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the Trustee's application to sell property and conduct further business. River and Hardin County Kentucky text appears fragmentary and not part of the bankruptcy notice.
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District Court OF the United States
Western District OF Texas
EL Paso
Leslie Cole Riordan
O. T. Bassett
Texas
Joseph G. Bennis
Fat cattle market at Los Angeles yards closes on weak to lower trend
At the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards week opened steady with demand favoring better grades. A top of 1678 for a short run of 8441 steers, other loads at 1620, most sales under 180. Cows mostly 8.25 to 9.75, cutters 7.25 to 8, canners 5 to 7. Veals firm then eased with odd lots 16.50 to 17. week ended 315.80 lower.
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Los Angeles Union
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Henry Meets CPL Stockholders in Texas Community Tour
Henry bought Central Power and Light Company stock last week and then sought to meet his new business partners. He learned over 6,000 shareholders exist, including 3,324 Texans, and greeted doctors, dentists, pharmacists, barbers, butchers, bookkeepers, farmers, firemen, postal workers, ministers, housewives, teachers, and nurses before returning home with a tired arm.
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Henry
Central Power and Light Company
Texas
Report to the Nation on Outstanding Ene Programs
A condensed report highlights the nation’s outstanding energy programs of the week. The broadcast emphasizes C W Columbia broad system’s latest developments and their impact on industry, policy, and public awareness.
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C. W. Columbia
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