Alpine Avalanche Call for Corrections and Paid Notices Policy
The Alpine Avalanche declares its policy on corrections and notices, noting prices for Resolutions Cards of Thanks and Reading Notices at ten cents per line for first insertion and six cents per line thereafter. Subscription costs are listed as two dollars per year locally, with outside county rates at one dollar twenty-five cents for six months. The notice confirms Alpine Texas postal registration and historic publication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wm
MA. Wenb
Alpine
Texas
Congress
Easter Seals Embrace of Rights and Charity Message
The piece extols Easter Seals as a symbol of humanitarian rights and urges community support for educating and assisting physically handicapped children. It highlights aiding others as an American value and promotes purchasing Raster seals to fund the program and awareness efforts.
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Vichorigudy
Post War Jobs by Susan Thayer
Postwar jobs loom in NAM projections as industry plans to employ millions more than 1980, contingent on reconversion bans lifting and a favorable economic climate. Business urges national confidence and aligned government action, arguing people and government must back industrial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufactuers
NAM
Ita
America
Grounds for Objections to War Time Measures Stir Arkansas Voice
The Arkansas Gazette reports Americans question wartime measures and their necessity amid fuel and daylight issues. Representative Norrell urges ending War Time, while Cannon and O'Hare dispute savings claims. The piece notes continental US challenges and calls support for Victory Bonds.
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Arkansas
of Congress
Mes
P. Wil
Washington
United States
Congress
Norrell
Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
O'Hare
Minnesota
Should Texas divide itself into five states in national politics
Discussion of dividing Texas under the 1805 joint resolution to form new states. Josephus Daniels advocates, Dale Miller and Peter Molyneaux oppose, arguing the 1885 reference already divides the territory. the piece weighs political and geographic implications, including potential secession questions and the psychological impact of Texas's size.
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Birmingham
Als
Texas
Congress
Josephus Daniels
United States
Dale Miller
Dallas News
Peter , Molyneaux
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mexico
Texas Plains
Indiana
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Molyneaux
Union
Church Leaders Warn Against State Planning Threat to Freedom
The article quotes Johinson of Chicago and other church spokesmen who argue that postwar planning risks expanding state power over individuals and could lead to a totalitarian regime. It contrasts wartime economics with dangers of government overreach and notes a tale of a defense job worker who returned broke, spending on women and whiskey.
Then The Fight Began and Nocturnal Visit Barred
A fragment from a society column shows a heated exchange over a house bill and a visitor refusing to pay for a hole. A playful nocturnal visit joke features an old planter and his worker planning a return to share what lies beyond. The editor notes a reader’s confession about multiple marriages and an appeal about a clothing drive by Protestant churches aiding war victims in Europe and Asia.
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Sam
Ike
Bastorian
United
National Clothing Collection
Maiden Lane
New York City
Europe
Asia
First Negro woman to earn Doctor of Divinity from Livingston
Mary Fowler’s report highlights Rev. Florence Randolph as a pioneering minister becoming the first Negro woman to receive a Doctor of Divinity from Livingston College. A longtime leader, she has grown Summit M. E. Zion Church from a small group to over 200 members, built facilities, and sustains the church by gifts.
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Livingston College
Florence Randolph
M. E. Zion
Summit
N. J
Randolph
South
Carolna
Avery Normal Institute
Moody Bible Institute
Drew ‘Theological Seminary
War bonds drive from churches appeal to adults
A wartime call notes that materials from the toc n churches will be sent to central stations and forwarded overseas by UNRRA. It urges adults to back fighting men by buying Nar Bonds and Stamps.
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Tocn
UNRRA
Debating Sambo Chooses Moon Given Night Light
Sambo joined a debating club and, when asked the subject of the debate, said it was What is the most benefit to mankind. He chose the moon as his side, arguing the moon shines by night when light is needed, while the sun shines by day for light.
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Sambo
Chemists Solve Back Trouble Pocket Remedy
An old newspaper ad proclaims relief for back soreness sleepless nights and discomfort with a patent remedy CITROS priced at $1.00 sold at CITY DRUG STORE. It emphasizes a claimed cure by chemists and urges readers to obtain the product from the local drugstore.
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City Drug
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Susan Thayer
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the Church
Johinson
Chicago
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Scott
India
Omen
Mary Fowler
WAC
Lillian Higashi
Japan
Fort Knox
Emil J. Helseth
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Laramie
Wye
Pvt
Higashi
Saterh
the Elmo Company
Dept. 516
Davenport
Alpine Lumber Co
the Red Cross
Title Insurance
Edith Hopson
Wight
Mediately
Ceipt
Clarence Hord
Brewster County
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