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Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1942

Page

4

Wars Not Won With Words by Using American Production

A wartime editorial argues that victory hinges on mobilizing America's vast production and labor power. It criticizes government inefficiency, calls for a single unified war head, and urges full use of industry, transportation, and energy to sustain the war effort. It warns that failure on either home or battlefield would threaten freedom and democracy.

Senate Truman Isiven Joe America CPL Democracy

Fragmented ancient quotes touch on changing fashions and prophecies

A garbled excerpt mixes biblical phrasing about luxury items with a note on a country, mentioning Mussolini’s Germany and rationed food supplies. It references Hosea style prophecy, then shifts to Italian wartime rationing figures and cultural notes. John Cowper Prouds is cited.

Lippmann warning on coast sabotage stirs Chicago readers

Walter Lippmann warned of a fifth column threat on the Pacific coast with possible internal sabotage by Japanese agents. The Chicago correspondent notes lack of follow up, questions the press response, urges urgent action and near-total measures if the claim proves true, and cites broader wartime anxieties.

Pacific Japan Lippmann California

Fragmentary OCR piece hints at stories and boxing dialogue

A garbled OCR passage mentions a child asking for a story and a parent promise. It shifts to boxing banter with a boxer regretting a missed opportunity and a remark about a vest with buttons, reflecting disjointed dialogue snapshots.

Not So Encouraging Tramp Husband at Home

A humorous tale portrays a scornful household and a dramatic scene with a revolver and bloodhounds in the back garden. A Scotch storekeeper tries a gimmick promising a free coat hanger and cigar lighter, but customers receive only a nail and a match.

Nose shape talk and absurd courtroom scene

A woman asks a surgeon for nose alteration and jokes about walking into a lamppost. In court a defendant claims he punished his victim only a little bit, then demonstrates with a slap and a quip about “one-tenth that hard.” Marines reveal parachute cargo with lethal gear.

Jungle Fights Highlight Frank Buck Wild Animal Picture

Frank Buck narrates adventures filmed for Frank Buck's Jungle Cascade to be shown at the Granada theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. The documentary captures dramatic encounters with big predators including a nine foot maneater and a black panther in encounters that end in draws as hunters observe from a safe distance. Government bonds and stamps the safest investment on the market.

OMI Brewster County Alpine Big Bend M. Bennett Frank Buck Wild Animal Picture RKO Radio Granada Theatre Igor Jays Princeton

Have you filed your federal income tax return

The notice warns taxpayers to file by midnight March 16. It states that single earners up to 1443 weekly for 52 weeks or married couples with 28.85 weekly must file. Instructions explain form preparation. help is free at IRS offices. Mail must arrive by March 16 to avoid penalties.

Collector of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers

Mrs. J. F. Miles and family express gratitude for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. They thank those who sent flowers and support.

J. F. Miles

Olives and Peace Truce Signals Through History

The practice began with olive oil making olive trees symbols of value used to signal truce. Later eras shifted to sending olive branches as a peaceful gesture between warring tribes and foes.

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