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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1946

Page

6

Marathon Correspondent Ty and County News Notes

Fort Davis transmission highlights Alpine building efforts and Davis Mountains region. Notices on corrections, resolutions, and cards of thanks outline pricing as six months service runs from Bowser, Jett Davis to Presidio counties with post office registration in Alpine, Texas.

Alkire Fort Davis Marathon Brewer Pbuilding Alpine Davis Bowser Jett Davis Presidio Texas

Byrnes and Molotov Clash Over Press Freedom

The exchange between Secretary Byrnes and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov centers on press freedom and publication in the Soviet Union. Molotov challenges Byrnes to publish his text in the USSR, while Byrnes asserts the role of press in America. Both condemn media bias and discuss how money and bosses influence papers.

Byrnes Molotov Soviet Union Mulatov Molo United States

Kaiser Calls for Full Inquiry Into War Profits

Industrialist J Kaiser urges a comprehensive investigation into wartime profits and deals amid ongoing talk of inside arrangements that enriched a few during the war. He says a truthful disclosure will clear the innocent or reveal if misconduct occurred.

J. Kaiser Anatowhe

Churches Seek Commission To Voice Protestant Orthodox Outlook

A conference of church leaders from 16 countries in England agrees to form a commission to project a Protestant and Eastern Orthodox stance in international policy. The plan may reflect leaders’ views rather than full church membership, risking discord over majority sentiment and differing opinions within respective churches.

England John Foster Dulles United States

Room For Economy In Defense Spending Debate

The piece argues against a blanket defense rush on cost grounds noting public confusion over why the nation would spend nearly 18 billion on national defense when Germany and Japan were seen as threats. It calls for preparedness but seeks clearer justification for such high spending levels.

Germany Japan

To Impress Politicians Efforts by Dr Nolde Cited

Philadelphia physician Dr. Frederick Nolde urges churches worldwide to develop new techniques to influence politicians. He cautions against overreliance on clever methods and says the core task remains to apply religious principles to individuals who are deeply shaped by faith.

Frederick Nolde Philadelphia

Roxas Says Philippines Will Rely On U.S. Financing

President Manuel Roxas, leading the postwar Philippine government, states dependence on the United States for financing for five years, planning to seek 1 billion annually. He hopes self-sufficiency after year five but concedes no funds exist to run government without U.S. aid, noting reliance until sugar hemp mining sectors pay dividends.

Manuel A. Roxas United States Roxas Ths Sugar

Carriers To Provide Power In Wartime China

The Chinese government bought two escort cars to be used as power sources for industry. A land built power supply in China could justify using a warship for power. Tacoma and Seattle faced electric power shortages. the Lexington previously supplied power for three weeks, with excess sent to Seattle. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.

China Tacoma Washington Lexington Seattle

Hot Dawg Or Apartment She My Husband Has Flat Feet

A quirky clipping blends dialogue on divorce grounds with courtroom banter and military humor. The snippets mention a wife asking for divorce over flat feet, a lawyer’s flat-footed reply, a chaplain repeating prayers, a race result, an insurance quip, and a parade critique comparing big men to little men.

Poor Ssies Talk Speeding Case Ends With Fine

In a court scene an accused driver protests speed as 60 mph while claiming under 30. The judge silences and jokes about backing up to hit someone. The case concludes with a ten dollar fine.

Sal

Unclear travel tale involves Edison Firestone Ford Burroughs

An unclear OCR fragment describes a tour with figures including Edison, Firestone, Ford and Burroughs. A car problem ensues with a shop stop and inane banter about lights and tires as the scene devolves into garbled dialogue and distant joking.

Firestone Edison Ford Burroughs Mr. Firestone Sam Henry Ford Burrougs

Real estate offerings on main street with new homes

Curtis B. Gross, Real Estate with Big Bend Abstract Company lists several ready to occupy homes and building lots. Unfinished five room house with electricity and water, a rock veneer three-bedroom near town, and two building lots within a block of the post office are offered at modern prices.

Rock Bus Mai Curtis B. Gross Big Bend Abstract Company

VA urges proper payment method for GI life insurance premiums

Veterans across Texas Louisiana and Mississippi are told to mail monthly checks or money orders to Treasurer of the U.S. for GI insurance premiums. Payments can be annual semi annual or quarterly and should include full name address insurance certificate number and all serial numbers. Do not send cash and mail payments even without premium notices.

Dallas Texas Louisiana Mississippi U.S Insurnce Service Veterans Administration St. Dallas Santa Claus

Premium discount and grace period noted for insured

The document states premiums may be paid in advance at a 3 percent annual discount. A grace period of 31 days without interest is allowed from the due date of the premium.

Agriculture and Industry Share U.S. Jobs Prominently

The article notes that agriculture and industry together employ over forty percent of the population and provide half of all U.S. jobs. It urges citizens to invest in and hold U.S. Savings Bonds for personal security and financial stability.

America U.S

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