Alpine Daily Paper Seeks Upbuilding Local News
Alpine Bulletin notes its mission to publish upbuilding Alpine and Davis Slamiains news and society items. Readers are urged to report corrections, with notices and cards of thanks charged by line. subscription rates are listed for Alpine Texas.
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Wea
D. Wood
Faitor
Alkire
Fort Davis
Vada Stone
Marathon
Hally Manly
Abana
Brewer Coury
Alpine
Davis
Brewster
Texas
Johnston Defends Capitalism in Call for New Capitalism
Former U S Chamber head Eric Johnston urges a revised capitalism that remains human and adaptable. He argues capitalism in America is imperfect but functional, improves over time, and should be supported with vigor rather than scrapped. He contrasts defensive critics with those embracing reform.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Tate
Europe
Britain
America
Customer as partner in business, not an outsider
Babson and Gardiner Spring quote frame the customer as a flesh and blood partner whose needs drive profitable service. The text emphasizes serving customers with respect, avoiding unnecessary arguments, and recognizing their legitimate wants as essential to the business mission.
Government figures in dispute over wartime data and prices
Government statistics face criticism as agencies clash over prewar and postwar production, output, and price claims. Economists warn conflicting figures affect policy, while consumers see shortages and high prices. The debate cites OWMA, OPA, Civilian Price Administration, and Commerce Department data.
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Commerce Department
Office of War Mobilization
Civilian Price Administration
Harold Tekes
OPA
Contested Private Taxation and Labor Unions Debate
The article argues taxation and union power threaten public welfare, citing Petrillo and Lewis on royalties and coal tonnage. It contrasts license and medical practice rules, warns against curbs on union activity, and defends labor leaders while recalling a Platoan ideal of civic mobility.
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Petrillo
Fan Federation of Musicians
John 1
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Detroit
Teamsters
Supreme Court
Ueddy Congress
Fragmented Cartoon Exchange Reveals Family Jokes
A quirky dialogue scene shows Boodie mocked in class by a teacher or peer. The exchange escalates into a taunting note to the father. Aunt and niece figures appear in a playful, surreal domestic moment with a visible hole in a jumper.
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Boodie
Drive吋hats and backscratchers cause suspects to guess ages
A humorous exchange unfolds with a traffic officer remarking on age and attire as a woman driver debates her hat and a salad made with unusual backscratchers. The dialogue blends wit about aging and fashion seen near a curve.
Voice From The Dead Women Poker Scene
After a quiet knock the group of women in the dispensary hear a soft voice ask to join a poker game. The caller identifies as Rigor Mortis seeking entry for a seat through the door.
A Man's A Man senior hostess dialogue excerpt
A staged dialogue features senior hostess asking about a lone soldier and actresses posing questions about his abilities wealth family faith and residence as chorus and society girls probe his background and status.
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Krl
Judas Iscariot Hanged in Effigy Across Mexico City
The Associated Press notes that Judas Iscariot effigies were hung in several parts of Mexico City before Easter, a yearly custom now infused with politics as groups displayed figures resembling rival candidates and set firecrackers off. The Petroleum Industry War Council, the oil industry advisory body to the War Administration, dissolved in mid December 1945 after winding up its affairs.
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Associated Press
Judas Iscariot
Mexico City
Petroleum Industry War Council
Oil Industry
The
Petroleum Administration For War
Los Angeles stock yards cattle and sheep market report
The Los Angeles Union Stock Yards saw a larger steer showing than the previous week though demand barely met needs. Out-of-state steers from Texas and Kansas predominated. Prices ranged from 17.10 to 17.65 for top registered steers, with mid range 16.10 to 17.10 and common cattle around 9.50 to 13.00. Cows were weak, calves uneven, and heifers mostly 12.50 to 15.50. Sheep and lambs held firm amid steady demand.
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Los Angeles
Mort Banners
Kerr Becomes Oklahoma’s First Native Governor
Robert S. Kerr, the sitting governor of Oklahoma, achieves the distinction of becoming the first native-born individual to hold the office in the state. His ascent marks a historic milestone in Oklahoma politics.
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Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
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Neder
OSC
John L. Woods JR
el Paso
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Presidio County
Hill Foreman
Capitol Ave
Houston
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U.S
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