Alpine Texas Newspaper Notices From Local Post Office
A fragment from a Brewster County Alpine Texas newspaper details staff roles and postal rules. It lists editors and correspondents, notes submission and corrections procedures, and outlines rates for notices, cards of thanks, and reading notices. It mentions filings at the Alpine post office under federal law with annual subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome Een Ettere & A Wen
D. Woo
Brewsteries
Alpine
Texas
Congress of
Maren
UAW politics and looming strikes shape GM Ford tension
R J Thomas the UAW president accuses Walter Reuther of stalling the General Motors and Ford settlements at union meetings. The rift with Reuther and Addes diverts union energy into campaigns as 200000 autoworkers back Reuther and Addes. John L Lewis eyes General Motors locals and a District 50 raid while CIO and APL figures brace for a broader labor clash with public attention on a broad industry-wide wage and reform agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Thomas
Walter R. Reuther
UAW
Ford
Reuther
Motors
George Addes
Phil Murray
Addes
Serking
John L. Lewis
Ford and C
Lewis
APL
CIO
Going To Church Over The Ingo Debate On Religion In The U S
An audience hears a long debate on whether the country is losing its religion with no clear decision. An elderly churchgoer reflects on worship offering inner peace after eight decades of attendance, suggesting sincere faith persists beyond doctrinal dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrith
House of God
Joes
Help Them To Live Accidental deaths in homes hit wide age range
A caution from the Prevention Bureau and Association of Casualty and Surety Executives notes that more than three quarters of home accident deaths occur to people over 63 or under five. The data show two of every three fatalities in this group are aged past 65, underscoring the need for increased surveillance and safety measures for the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pervation Bureau
Association of Casualty and Surety Accutives
Puerto Rico Faces Question Over New Deal and Status
Dispatches from San Juan show a rift between Gov. Tugwell and Senate Leader Manilon over Dr. Tugwell's Puerto Rican New Deal and a plebiscite on Puerto Rico's future status. Bills demand a voice in Tugwell's successor and a plebiscite. Munoz favors independence. Tugwell vetoes the bills. Truman decision pending.
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San Juan
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Senate
Luis Manon M
Mamox
New Deal
Popula Es” Party
Tugwell
Puerto Rico
Munoz
United States
Truman
Roosevelt
Washington
Parallels Between Stalin and Hitler Prompt Call for U.S. Action
The piece argues that Stalin mirrors Hitler in rhetoric and methods, urging strong U.S. mediation and possible rearmament to prevent a repeat of the late 1930s drift toward war. It stresses Russia and Britain clash with mutual blame while calling for decisive, force-backed mediation to halt growing danger.
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Stalin
Churchill
Hitler
Mr. Stalin
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Russia
Mr. Stain
Seek Happiness Through Duty, Not Safe Pleasure
Tryon Edwards urges practical safety habits for all ages. The passage recommends practicing safe measures now to protect future well being and hints that happiness follows from duty rather than pursuing it directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryon Edwards
Milk bottle mystery proves FBI case in Atlantic find
A milk bottle pulled from the Atlantic contained a water soaked note. Tests and acids were used until six words emerged clearly: two quarts of milk no cream. The fragment hints at an FBI investigation and raises questions about the sender and purpose behind the cryptic message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meneage
Atlantic Ocean
Elevator mishap ends with comic remark in car
An elevator operator is replaced by a new worker who stops the elevator abruptly on her first trip. A passenger, a small elderly woman, quips in the car that she always wears bloomers around her ankles, prompting quiet amusement.
Oh what a strange looking cow exclaims Alpha Phi from Chicago
A farmer explains to a sweet young visitor that cows may be horned or hornless for various reasons. The punchline reveals the hornless animal is actually a horse, delivered with regional dialect and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi
Chicago
Hoey Quips About Church Members in North Carolina Visit
During a stop in North Carolina Senator Clyde Hoey asked a preacher about church membership. The preacher said fifty members with twenty eight active in support and twenty eight active against, prompting Hoey to remark on the preacher being good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hoey
North Carolina
Rity
Fragmented Readings on Early Industrial Consumption
A garbled OCR fragment cites shares of American motor vehicles and materials. It mentions leather content for pre glass, malleable iron, gasoline usage, steel, rubber, plate, and cotton, with several percentage figures interspersed. The text lacks coherent context or clear subject.
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