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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
4
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt recalls a boy who died alone in a remote desert area after a plane crash. The piece contrasts the stark loneliness with memories of home and loved ones, urging readers to understand the sacrifice and endurement of those left behind.
The American Federation of Labor executive council urges the War Production Board to plan immediate reconversion from war to peace industry, plant by plant, with rapid capital investment incentives and assurances against excessive taxation to boost peacetime production and employment. William Jennings Bryan quoted. quote about humble folk and righteous cause closes.
An early wartime column compares Sicily’s capture to losing Texas, arguing Texas dominates sulphur citrus and wheat output while Sicily contributes to Axis needs. It notes resources like fish, olive oil and rubber, and mocks German strategic ideas amid the rapid Sicilian advance and Goebbels’ reactions.
A critique argues that government seizure of coal mines mirrors Nazi logic that the end justifies the means. It warns laws are being torn up to serve a favored class and that future authorities may replace laws with whoever wields power, turning men into law.
A humorous exchange features Moe and Joe debating medical terms and a courtroom scene where a wife pledges to carry on after him. Rastus and Liza join in with jokes about a dead end and a playful misunderstanding of medical words. The banter ends with a pun about a haircut named after growth removal from the head.
A wartime column recalls a Japanese spy report criticizing morale in the United States and a seaside bus stop anecdote where a man avoids small talk about time leading to a chain of drinks and a neighborhood kitchen encounter involving his daughter.
A Texas rural residents group formed under the State Board of Control invites bids to rent an area office near Orem Utah for a motion picture theatre screaming pool open air dance hall softball and baseball field operations. Bids addressed to Mr Weaver H Baker Chairman must be received by 10:00 am September 16 1943. Specifications available from Resident Engineer State High Department Marathon Texas. Early Roman vessels carried baskets at the masthead indicating cargo carriage.
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