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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1941

Page

6

Liberty Statue and Tax Policy Echoes in West Texas

The Alpine Fort Davis region column reflects on the Statue of Liberty anniversary, U S tax changes and defense costs, contrasting liberty symbolism with the new tax bill, urging fiscal sacrifice. It notes rising corporate rates, individual levies, and potential future reforms while discussing oil shortages, energy policy, and wartime finance.

Corp Britain

Highway Accidents Kill and Injure More in 1941

The National Safety Council reports 20,080 highway casualties in seven months, 9,800 workers, a 17 percent rise from 1940. The toll could have built 20,000 fighter planes or a fleet of 30,000 light tanks or 12 battleships.

United States National Safety Council

Humorous Dental Bill and Bus Stop Jokes

A playful collection of light anecdotes features a dentist quoted at about 175 dollars for a tooth bridge, a man joking about being in his clothes left on the floor, toe banter, roadside humor about heels, a bus passenger mistaking a driver’s belly for Boonville, Masons and fruit jars, and a boy’s coat pocket complaint about a bottomless pocket with a fatherly correction about a buttonhole.

Man Confesses He Was Sent Out With Tomcat In Country

Nuwedd, dazed and weary, recounted his neighbor’s question about his wife. He said a man ordered him to take their old tomcat and lose it. He carried the cat in a basket and walked about six miles into the country. He admitted he would not have found his way home if he had not followed the animal.

Tommy Hiss Father Nuwedd

Gasoline Could Propel Car 450 Miles Per Gallon

Petroleum technologists say gasoline can power a car 450 miles per gallon if complete consumption efficiency is achieved. A 14 gallon tank could, in theory, travel 6,300 miles at 20 mph on a level road with no losses, though real friction and other factors prevent full advantage. Millard Brown of Dallas, 29, has endured 48 operations in 14 years. Charles Rogers of Denver was arrested for forging a $15 check to a priest who married him.

Bedloe Island Bartholdi Liberty New York Harbor Ellis Island Plymouth Rock Petain Seaboard Congressional Committee Great Britain East Millard Brown Dallas Charles Rogers Denver

Valuable Service To Parents of Trainees at Fort Bliss

Parents anxious about their sons in the army at Fort Bliss are asked to drop a card or letter to Samuel K. Wasati judge advocate American Legion Post 36 El Paso. The post will establish contact at no cost during the present emergency, using government bonds and stamps as guidance.

Fort Bliss Samuel K. Wasati Judge Advocate Amerian Legion Post 36 F. Paso

Sleeping Beauty fairy tale to thrill area children

The Clare Tree Major Children’s Theatre presents Sleeping Beauty at Sul Ross auditorium on November 18 for youngsters of the area. Mrs Major’s stage adaptation features dramatic intensity, colorful medieval costumes and humor through daily-life details. Sponsoring committee heads include D M Bennett with H W Morelock and others. play starts at 3 pm with admission 65 cents for adults and 35 cents for children.

Clare Tree Children’s Theatre Sul Ross Auditorium Davis Mt. Federation of ‘Women's Clubs D. M. Bennett H. W. Morelock Fred S. Rogers Carroll Vaughn C. A. Brown

Driver Faces Shock From Modern Auto Crash

ST LOUIS Mo a Memphis surgeon Dr John J Shea told St Louis Clinics that modern cars cause severe facial injuries in crashes. He said drivers often take the big end of shock with their faces as vehicles pile up and require emergency treatment for complex facial fractures.

ST. Louis Dobbin John J. Shea Memphis Shea

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