Official city and county griper Alpine Texas notice
Official city and county griper, only newspaper published in Brewster County. In fifty sixth ye Devoted to the upbuilding of Alpine and the Davis Mountains. Resolutions, Cards of Thanks, and Weading Notices are charged for at the rate of 40 per line for first insertion. Entered es second class matter at the Post Office in Alpine, Texas.
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Ailon
Pupisner
C.D Wood Society
AN Alkire
Fort Davis
Vada Marathon
Brewster County
Davis Mountains
Alpine
Texas
Bevin Blames Truman Over Palestine Talks Anew
The article recounts Bevin accusing President Truman of meddling in Jewish negotiations for Palestine amid fault lines in British policy. Rep. Eaton notes the charged, fearful rhetoric, while Bevin hints that domestic politics and rival bids in New York influenced U.S. stance. The piece places Bevin’s critique in the context of British caution, UN involvement, and hopes for a unilateral settlement without outside agency interference.
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Bevin
Truman
Palestine
Charles Eaton
Mevin
Dewey
New York
United States
Britain
Mr. Bevin
United Nations
Byrd Expedition Probes Arctic Cold War Era Impacts
The Byrd Expedition to the Antarctic tests men and machines under extreme weather to assess combat readiness and survival. It explores meteorological and military-relevant questions, noting reduced human efficiency with cold and different weapon behaviors in prolonged Antarctic conditions. The effort aims to aid long term national defense planning during peacetime.
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Byrd
Arctic
Antarctic
Is the Pacific trusteeship a good bargain for the US
The piece questions America’s acceptance of a US trusteeship plan for former Japanese Pacific islands. It argues the islands are military outposts with limited population and wealth, serving strategic defense rather than imperial gain. It notes Russian gains since V J Day and warns the plan could set a dangerous precedent despite Soviet acceptance.
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Russia
Pacific
United States
Far East
Philippines
Isdom
America
Pacific Islands
End Labor Monopoly Not Unions Says DeMilte
Cecil B. DeMilte, famed producer and director, testified before Labor and Public Welfare decrying closed shop unions as monopolies that threaten the right to work. He argued governments must care for imprisoned workers while unions offer none, urging abolition of the closed shop to curb union power and align with voters' mandate. The remarks target lawmakers wary of labor bosses ahead of next year’s elections.
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Cecil B. DeMilte
Befor Labor and Public Welfare
Congress
White House
Hot Dawg and the Crowd Pleasers at the Show
A graffiti of quips and stunts from a carnival style bill features a talking shark spectacle, a dancer threatening to fling a partner through a window, and a jokey exchange about a footballer losing sight and a referee career. Patrons, including natives, watched the monster in awed amusement as the man who will eat the shark is awaited.
Turtle bar tale ends in umbrella caper
A bar tale unfolds with a small turtle fearing drink-capped sarsaparilla as two larger turtles debate rain and umbrellas. After much debate, the big turtles offer to fetch the umbrella for the little one. Three weeks pass before one turtle suggests drinking the little guy s sarsaparilla, echoing the other s thought as a plan unfolds.
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Arila
Saparilla
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Howe
Sarah J. Hale
Pop
Little Peter
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