Alpine Avalanche Column Summary Of Notices And Rates
A fragmented Alpine Avalanche page presents notices and columns about community events corrections and classifieds. The text mentions reading notices, cards of thanks, and wedding listings, plus rates for longer notices. Includes postal registration note and filing details for Alpine Texas.
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Aualstant
Baltor
Wood Society
Baltor Bins
Fort Davis
Direwster
Coumnge
Alpine
Davis Mountine
Red State
Imme
Texas
Congress
Lesson of the Ifs and Hershey’s Victory Bond appeal
The piece reflects on World War II turning points and near misses that could have changed outcomes. It lauds Milton Hershey as a model of free enterprise and philanthropy, noting his wealth, model town, industrial school, and the bequest of 84 million to orphan boys, urging support for Victory Bonds.
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Coral Marshall
Britain
Axis
Peenemornde
Marshal Montgomery
Iien
North Afria
Milton S. Hershey
Dieal
Martin
Pennsylvania
Her
Horatio Alger
Milton Hershey
Orphan Boys of America
General Truscott Eyes German Attitude in Occupied Zone
Lieut-Gen. Thomas T. Truscott, new Third Army commander, plans a formal indoctrination program to counteract over friendly attitudes toward Germans among replacement troops. He warns that indoctrination is essential as more noncombat veterans arrive, to maintain Ike's hard edged stance and prevent Nazi remnants from gaining sympathy or influencing postwar opinion.
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Cian Truscott
Patton
Third Army
Germany
Eisenhowings
Eisenhower
Our Annual Bonfire and postwar fire toll in America
The note warns that fires threaten workers and homes, urging individual responsibility and strong firefighting effort. It cites 10 090 annual fire deaths with 7 000 in homes, 400 000 fires last year, and property losses near 25 000 000 to 500 000 000 across buildings and goods. The piece links firefighting to resource conservation during/after wartime.
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Hce
America
Remembering the first radio broadcast milestone
A reminiscence traces the birth of radio, from a Pittsburgh garage setup by Westinghouse engineer Dr Frank Conrad to the launch of KDKA. It notes the 25th anniversary of the first regularly scheduled broadcast, and reflects on the era of home made crystal sets and eager listeners.
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Pittsburg
Frank Conrad
Westinghouse
Fragmented Quotations and Vivid Vignettes From Busy Day
A mosaic of brief scenes captures a range of voices and situations. A father and son debate voids and vacuums while a mother wonders about angels with whiskers. A young wife and husband discuss christening. Marines, soldiers, and a deck crew share quick, humorous exchanges as trains arrive and a man struggles with a nutty fruit cake.
Pillow To Post leads Prince with Lupino at Granada
William Prince lands a romantic leading role opposite Ida Lupino in Warner Bros Pillow To Post. Director Vincent Sherman praised Prince after a studio screening showing his dynamic fighting haymaker on set, signaling strong star potential for the Sunday Monday release.
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William Prince
Ida Lupino
Warner Bros
Pillow
Granada
Vincent Sherman
Prince Sherman
Sudio
Prince
Sherman
Card of Thanks and Peace Bond Appeal From Brewster
A notice from the family of Mrs. Will Stillwell thanks Brewster County friends for courtesies shown during bereavement. The item also urges buying Victory Bonds and warns against renewals sent to APO addresses without a written request from the recipient.
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APO
Brewster County
Will Stillwell
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Ohio
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Los Angeles
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Haymaker
Warner Comedy
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Clarence Hord
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