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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1946

Page

6

Alpine Avalanche Local Rates and Notices Policy

Brewster County paper outlines pricing for notices, cards, and acknowledgments. Includes per line charges, available special rates for longer notices, and subscription details for Brewster, Jeff Davis and Presidio counties. Version notes state publication scope and subject to local editorial standards.

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Stay On Your Side Of Center Line For Safer Driving

A 1946 highway safety message urges drivers to remain on their side of the dashed center line and never pass when the line is broken. It links safe driving to reducing the high tolls on highways and calls for constant caution and adherence to basic rules.

C. Greer Euace

Anniversary Problems in Paris and Moscow

In Paris, the big four foreign ministers meet exactly a year after UN delegates in San Francisco drafted a world peace charter. The effort to resolve paralyzing differences continues as Russia presses for decisive control, while the United States seeks a swift compromise to sustain a lasting peace amid a wary political climate.

Paris United Nations San Prancince Steider Russia Moscow Covernment

Stormy OPA history fuels House bill clash

The article surveys the stormy arc of price control under the OPA, arguing the House bill neither saves nor ends it. It critiques industrialists and labor, notes inflated price trends, and calls for non legislative repairs to curb inflation and unite the nation.

OPA House of Representatives OVA Industry

Confederate flag loyalty amid World War II era figures

A discussion recounts Australian veterans Christopher Walker and Kenneth von Bibra who carried Confederate symbols in Africa and battle, reflecting enduring tribute to the Southern cause. It notes a 1944 Italian hospital unit ceremony wrapped in a Confederate flag and mentions Maj. Joseph R. Anderson, a University of Virginia descendant, framing the flag as a lasting emblem of the Confederacy.

Galt Christopher Walker South University of Melbourne Africa Walker Southland Kenneth von Bibra Italy Universe of Virginia Hospital Eighth Bocation Hospital Corps Fifth American Army Thomas Jefferson Staige Blackford Virginia Savannah Joseph R. Anderson Fifteenth Sixty-second Twelfth Tactical Air Command University of Virginia Jefferson America

Prohibition Enforcement and World Peace Report

A commentary argues that justice, unrest, and war fates hinge on compromises and that no single motion can impose national aims globally. It states the United States must leverage its strength and ideals to ensure this prohibition is enforced worldwide.

United States

Acquittal Amid Doubts in Mixed Courtroom Drama

A fragmentary, humorous exchange features a judge, Willie, and double talk. The scene includes a stray mouth organ incident, a claim of bad eggs, and a tense moment as two men ask for a watch and wallet, with brief dialogue and scattered narrative.

Jones Ebrary Laura Jean Libbey

Court hears prize excuse in domestic assault trial

A British court heard a husband use a prize excuse during his trial for wife beating. A neighbor described the blows and the wife’s helplessness while astonished the judge asked if the court should endure it again.

The Cardinal and the Helpful Librarian

A young assistant offers a book to an applicant. The suggested title is A Kentucky Cardinal but the woman declines, noting it is not theological. The assistant clarifies the book is about a bird, prompting the woman to seek a librarian for guidance.

Kentucky Bird

Growth in United States mineral production value

The United States mineral and mineral products output surged from about 5.52 billion dollars in 1913 to over 7 billion dollars today, reflecting rapid expansion in the sector.

United States

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