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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1945
Page
2
Local page notes ongoing disputes involving ALN Alkire and Mrs Vada Stone with mentions of Werd D Woop in Alpine. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicates a public or community conflict and names individuals and organizations tied to the event. Further readable text hints at a civic or social matter centered in Alpine with named participants.
The article discusses persistent questions about Hitler's death and the fate of Eva Braun. It notes New York Times reporting and raises four detective style questions on how Hitler’s body was treated, why the wound was in the mouth, absence of blood on the covering blanket, and the identity of an unidentified man seen with the body.
The Anglo American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine adds to a heavy U S diplomatic burden. Bevin proposes interim recommendations and trusteeship of a Palestine state, while Zionists clash with British policy amid fears of Jewish immigration limits. Experts discuss soil, reforestation, and development plans for supporting Jews and Arabs in the area.
An opinion piece lauds John J. Lewis for directness in critiquing President proposed reforms. It argues free labor and management bargaining, as before government intervention, could restore production and reduce tension, noting Sherman Act authority to curb misuse of public need.
World of Today notes four years of shortages ease as electric irons refrigerators radios return to shelves yet price ceilings delay electronics and nylons remain scarce for Christmas. Automobiles and burners face cost hurdles while new frozen foods appear. a fountain pen touted as postwar promise enters production despite unsettled markets.
Opinion notes the Church of England will use radio, film, periodicals and newspapers in a $4,000,000 campaign to promote Christian ethics amid a push button, postwar world. The piece argues spectacle won’t win hearts but may start needed behavior change as labor and management cooperate.
Crude jokes and gags unfold among villagers and a London teacher receives a cheeky note from a pupil’s mother. A man boasts as an undertaker while a wife jokes about her neighbor’s accident. A stage reciter’s encore leads to a bicycle for hire joke.
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