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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1945
Page
2
Entered as secured matter at the Alpine Texas Post Office under the act of Congress March 3, 1879. Price two dollars per year. Includes names like Mr Wood and Mrs Alkire Fort Davis, with scattered garbled text across the page reflecting an old issue.
The article recounts the Morrow Plan from the 1930s and its failure when tested on crowds. It notes slogans on placards in parades echoing the plan and explains the unlikely appeal to followers despite its impracticality. It mentions Walt Morrow and LaMoore and ties the revival to contemporary slogans about work and economy.
Aunt Matilda argues against income tax cuts as a path to government funding. The speaker notes more jobs come from letting people keep money to invest in small businesses like Jake Ryan’s coffee stand. She plans to write to a congressman, insisting current policy robs Peter to pay Paul.
The article discusses the term genocide coined by Raphael Lemkin to define Nazi crimes. It argues the word conveys the magnitude of mass murder and extermination of racial and national groups, suggesting a U.N. court will declare the Nazi leaders guilty.
The piece argues American irritation at Russia's push for joint Allied control over Japan. It notes Moscow aims to shape Japanese policy, risking Soviet dominance in areas near Siberia and sea routes. It acknowledges Russia has vital interests in Japan while warning against undermining U S leadership in the region.
A local exchange centers on Teya asking a storekeeper to recover a missing item called brellax. The scene shifts to Mapiruas Wite writing to a husband, hinting at his repeated inebriety, with a reference to Archibald and a November 1916 incident.
In a moonlit scene Mose remarks on Liza appearing ethereal. Mandy asks for meaning. Liza jokes she licked Mose’s face for safety. The engaged couple, startled by a good omen, visit a jewelry store where the jeweler quotes a $100 diamond and a more expensive option priced at two whistles.
A frightened elderly woman aboard a westbound bus panics as the vehicle sways on a treacherous stretch. The conductor jokes about the rough track while she repeatedly fumbles her purse and money, finally paying her fare.
A Washington report notes small manufacturers rank collision resistant windshields third in research priorities. An aircraft maker has filed a second windshield design with the ATA in seven months, addressing impacts at high speed. The piece highlights an 8-pound bird collision risk and projects hundreds of thousands of planes in service by 1960, with William A. M. Burton cited.
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