Local notes and notices from Alpine region publication
Classified style item listing rates and procedures for obituaries notices and corrections in Alpine publications. Mentions names Mrs C D Wood Mrs Alkire and Mrs Vada Stone with subscription and price details for the Big Bend area. Indicates post office entry under 1879 act and local corrections policy.
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C.D. Wood
Vada Stone
Davis
Big Bend
Aide County
Imme
Alpine
Congress
Bad Judgment In Europe Patrols 10 000 Men In Yugoslavia Poland
Article condemns U S policy recognizing Belgrade and Warsaw regimes while criticizing support for Tito and the Polish government. It argues Americans erred in backing regimes installed by Stalin, urging replacement by more prudent leaders and questioning occupation strategy in Europe without wiser judgment.
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Tito
Warsaw
United States
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Poland
Peter
Europe
Veterans and crime fears in postwar view
A columnist argues against vilifying ex servicemen amid rising crime talk. It defends veterans as individuals, notes most are not criminals, and asserts many were shaped into disciplined citizens through military service and economic reintegration.
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Exservicemen
Faith In America: A Call for Morality and Responsibility
An editorial urging faith to guide morality amid strikes and social tensions. It argues groups overstep when rights are not matched by duty, warns against upheaval, and invokes Christian principles and general calls for humane behavior in public life. References to Martin Luther and George Lansbory frame the plea for restraint and empathy.
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Amerioa
No Re Je
Strictly Un-American ire critiques Reuther and labor control
The piece argues Walter Reuther and CIO United Auto Workers seek to intrude on management by demanding access to a company’s future plans and finances. It condemns labor overreach, defends management responsibilities, and warns against a governing “New Order” where labor bears no burdens while management bears all risks. It laments European bureaucracy and defends American economic independence.
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Walter Reuther
Cio-United Automobile
Reuther
Notations of a Coast Guard Class and Schoolroom Banter
Fragmented wartime miscellany shows a sailing mentor consoling a sea weary crew, a teacher quizzing on architecture buttresses, a Red Cross worker reporting tropical beri beri, and a fiery orator urged to sit down as his audience fears ruin and oppression.
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Red Cross
Pacific
Army Command
Tropics
Roaren
Optimins Wife Turns Silent After Lecture Experiment
A frustrated wife attends a lecture and tries a silent, beaming approach at breakfast. Her husband quips about lockjaw as she stops nagging. The note then shifts to wartime railroading figures and a prompt to read the classified ads.
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Ile
Texas
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America
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Twentieth Century Fund
Joe Marsh
Jess Turner
Jeas Turner
Nephew
Navy
Delbert
Jess
Jeas
Servain
Mit
Armour
Swift
Lock-Jaw
Alpine Lumber Co
U. S. ‘Treasury
West Texas Utilities Company