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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
2
A fragment from the Alpine Avalanche describes archival notes and public notices. It references city and county details, price structure for subscriptions, and wartime era post office classifications. The text mentions the paper’s long history and the need for accurate dissemination of statements about persons or events.
In a call for equal rights across transportation modes, supporters urge Congress to scrap exclusive rate setting. They praise ICC oversight but push for a shift to local juries to decide rates, aiming to level the field with air and steamship lines. Representative Bulwinkle backs AM. R. 9696 to standardize rates across roads and highways.
Mr. Miner R. Tillotson reports Mexican enthusiasm for doubling Big Bend National Park by adding an equal area on the Rio Grande’s Mexican side. Plans include two arterial roads to connect Northern and Central Mexico attractions, with the Park of Peace as a possible name and major tourist appeal across the border.
The Sino Soviet treaty with Chiang Kai-shek leads to the end of civil war remnants in China and signals a broad Soviet approach favoring peace. Russia chose to deal with Central government, yielding possible gains like Port Arthur but avoiding harsher moves that could spark wider conflict. The accord fosters a stabilizing atmosphere and could underpin lasting peace across Asia.
William R. Boyd president of the American Petroleum Institute argues postwar America must keep the nation free to dream study and plan to ensure opportunity for individuals. He notes Americans are better fed housed and clothed than any prior era and credits liberty for progress.
A humorous WWII era exchange shows a private admitting toothpaste caused delay at formation. A booster rivalry mocks town progress with a tale of a ten story building and rapid construction. A drunk man uses a key at a lamp post and a sentry forgets the password as Major Jones ferries a midnight patrol. Victory Bonds are urged.
A fragment shows a private room scene where a secretary informs an agent a woman awaits. The agent and visitor exchange remarks on beauty and speculation about the caller’s relationship, hinting at social expectations and intrigue.
Standard Oil announces a new aircraft fuel touted as so safe that a lighted match dropped into it causes no fire. Engineers hail it as a major aviation advancement enabling in air refueling for long range flights while preserving high power.
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