Alpine Avalanche official county newspaper of Brewster County
Alpine Gazette notes this paper as the official city and county paper in Brewster County Alpine Texas. It announces reading notices and classified rates per line with charges for longer notices and lists rates for a one year subscription.
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Brewster County
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The Case For Our Japanese Policy
The piece argues that Emperor Hirohito should be kept in a distant role while Allied control continues. It links language, heritage, and postwar loyalty, noting German ancestry among troops and praising Ninety Army veterans who fought for America. It questions emperor worship and suggests long term cultural rehabilitation for Japan.
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Hirohito
MacArth
Germany
Japan
Hitler
Ninel
America
Don’t Sell America Short Thanksgiving Message
A speech celebrates American resilience from Pearl Harbor to victory in World War II. It praises leaders across industry labor finance and statescraft, recalls U boat threats and saboteurs, and extols unity, sacrifice, and the spirit that carried the nation through hard times. It also asserts the importance of great leaders, including women.
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Gulf of Mexico
South America
America
Pearl Harbor
Demobilize Wartime Agencies to Cut Federal Payrolls
Opinion calls for rapid demobilization after World War II, arguing the Office of War Censorship and Office of War Information be abolished and payrolls slashed. It urges consolidation into the Labor Department and end to unnecessary emergency agencies while preserving economic stabilization bureaus.
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Star Telegram
Civiian
Office of War Censorship
Office of War Information
Petroleum Administration For War
Byron Price
War Manpower Commission
Labor Department
Selective Service Sytem
Hurd
War Department
United States
Navy Department
War and Navy Departments
Office of War Ip
Atomic bomb talk and public mood in postwar America
The piece reflects on society’s uneasy mix of fear and humor toward atomic power. It notes public fascination with bombs in culture, from songs to pinups, and argues that while the bomb is a lasting threat, society must face it with hope, courage, and wisdom rather than paralysis.
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Hiroshima
Thas
Humorous War Time Vignettes From 1945 Office Life
A collection of brief wartime jokes about office workers and military-backed duties. One skit has a doctor joking about a fever test with a dry barometer and beer. Another shows an office boy requesting time off to witness his grandmother’s parachute jump. A sergeant heckles a late delivery clerk who recounts how he supposedly spoke to a chaplain, leaving the mule team puzzled.
Launching Mishap At Shipyard Sparks Nervous Christening
A shipyard ceremony opens with a nervous bride to be christening a boat. She asks, then misplaces a potted flower on the platform. The minister consoles as a light moment unfolds beneath the ceremony’s formal tone.
Soldier Sentiment From South Pacific Plea For Razor
A Negro soldier in the South Pacific writes to his Alabama sweetheart about gifts she sends. He thanks her for the electric razor but pleads for an old fashioned big sharp razor, saying he has no time to hunt. The letter reveals how small comforts lift morale in jungle conditions.
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South Pacific Jungles
Alabama
Mandy
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards cattle market dips in warm week
The cattle market slowed with small declines in dairy cows and calves amid extreme heat. Los Angeles arrivals around 1100 head, total runs down year over year. sales mostly $11.78 to $16.50 for cattle, with feeders and calves near $12 to $15 and best calves up to $15.80. Sheep and lambs largely untested, with good to choice lambs quotable at $13 to $14.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Sympathy and Flowers
We extend appreciation to friends for kind acts and words of comfort after our bereavement. For these and the beautiful flowers we shall ever be grateful. Sincerely Mrs M Boudreaux and Family.
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