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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1944
Page
4
Fragmentary Alpine Avalanche text notes local and state news sections with placeholders for opinions on individuals, notices, and publishing rates. It references resolutions and reading notices and mentions charged rates per line for notices.
Denton Record Chronicle reports Dr S Venable, president of the Texas Medical Association, urged Fort Worth doctors to shed aloofness and promote public relations. He warned unions and industry parallels, stressing a county medical society could place a 42 page ad to explain medical care bills and government plans, warning of wage controls and higher taxes.
A Dallas News piece lauds two American machines the jeep and the bulldozer as key war heroes. It praises their crews from the Seabees and Engineers for rapid airfield repairs and new field creation, noting they outpaced frontline metal in contributing to victories with courage comparable to that of combat troops.
Thoughts on spring and May through October express a calm, contented view of a white house in a peaceful town. The author contrasts seasonal beauty with questions about America’s role, unity, and the idea of democracy spreading from shores to build a better world. The piece blends personal reflection with hopes for freedom and opportunity.
Registsators argue for subsidies farm relief and price controls to curb food costs while rationing and tokens aid consumers. They stress the grocery store as the key to keeping farmers and processors in motion, noting how wartime policy can disrupt supply chains and warehousing, with retailers likened to ball bearings in the bread wagon.
A fragmentary biography portrays a wealthy heir drawn to democracy who pursues the presidency to reshape law and politics. It claims he centralized power, packed courts, and spent vast public funds with broad support, likening him to a dictator figure in Roman history.
A Chicago piece notes Russia’s third war loan of about twenty five million rubles via a lottery or allotment. It argues governments push new schemes to separate citizens from money and links taxation to risky betting, with a satirical jab at treasury chiefs. A Yale study is cited on female influence over male chimps, implying social dynamics.
Receipts on the Los Angeles market were nearly the same as the prior week though offerings were nearly double last year’s corresponding period. Trade started slow as packers bought cautiously, then improved as supplies lightened. Best steers topped around 17.20 per 1165 lb Idahos and a few loads near 16.50, with a broad range for fed steers and cows. Sheep and lambs showed little change with some small spring lambs at 14.29 to 14.75 and common lambs at 10 to 11. Good slaughter ewes up to 6.50.
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