Alpine Avalanche notice and subscription details
Local Alpine Texas notice column outlines policy for corrections obituaries and society news. It lists rates for resolutions cards of thanks and reading notices and notes posting specifics and staff credits along with subscription pricing and post office filing details.
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Upburns Mountain Big Bend
Pease
Bennett Fastor
Bennett Fastor and Publisher Mrs. C.D. Wood Society
Barry Scobee
Fort Davis
Marie Marathon
No Nazi Material Shortage Says Opinion on War Aid
An analysis argues that Allied support to Britain faces mixed prospects as German war production slows. It notes limited lend lease food and arms, debates in Washington, and questions whether material shortages will force Hitler's collapse, while warning price and cost control are needed to sustain production.
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Hitler
Britain
Germany
England
Anand
Raymond Clapper
France
Balkans
Red Army
London
David Margesson
Western Front
Europe
Garand Rifles in the Army News Forecast
Under-Secretary Robert Patterson states front-line troops will have Garand semi automatic rifles by next month. Experts say the weapon makes the American soldier worth four of any other nation, reflecting progress in rearmament.
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Robert C. Patterson
Strapped Judge Questions Offer Before Sentence Declared
In a tense courtroom scene a judge asks the defendant if he has anything to offer before sentencing. The culprit replies with nothing. A small boy voices a curiosity about lightning as a mother tries to calm him, reflecting a moment of domestic interruption amid the legal proceedings.
No Elaboration Needed Sewing Crup Member Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange shows two members discussing coverage of a subject. The first asks for talk about a member after departure, while the second defends that others believed the subject had been thoroughly covered before leaving.
Fireworks Meet Secret, Widow Demands Tombstone Change
An angry widow presses for removing Rest in Peace from her husband’s tombstone and replacing it with Till we meet again after learning he left her nothing. In a smoky room at the Farmer's Arms, a sculptor offers a compromise amid a night of laughter as Angus McTavish is urged to treat.
Sawing Act Sparks Crowd Then Police Fuss and State Reply
A vaudeville magician asked a young woman on stage to witness him saw her in two, the crowd cheered while the girl consented, and the stunt drew police attention. Separately, Secretary of State Leon Case in Lansing received a request for a low automobile license number claiming it would aid matrimony prospects.
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Leon Case
Lansing
Mich
Tam
Grapevine
Texas
Forest Post Office
Barrow
Hamer
Forest
U S Defense Bonds Popular With Children in Poll
A nationwide survey shows 33 percent of children eight to 13 would invest $100 in United States Defense Savings Bonds. Twenty eight percent of girls and 35 percent of boys favor bonds, with 47 percent choosing the bank and small percentages opting for toys clothing or other spending. A Cambridge obituary notes a 9 year old canine eating ham burgers and tomatoes.
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Washington, D. C
United States
William T. Reed
Chicago
Treasury
YMCA
Defense
Savings Loan Association
Frank Hamer Plans a Defense Unit of Texans
Austin report notes Frank Hamer, famed for trailing Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, is drafting a plan for a national defense unit of picked Texans on call. Details recall his 1934 pursuit ending in Barrow and Parker's deaths near Plain Dealing Louisiana.
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Frank Hamer
Austin
Texas Ranger
Southwest Outlaws
National Defense
Hamer
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Rangers
Southwest
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas Prison Authorii
Texas Highway Patrol
Barrow
Bonnie
Clyde
Pete Hamer
Plain Dealing
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