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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1943

Page

4

Alpine Avalanche Publication Details and Rates

Alpine Avalanche notes its fifty third year serving Alpine and the Tig Bend section with state and local news. It lists rates for notices and classifieds at ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents for subsequent lines, with various subscription prices and correspondence credits.

Drei Tirewster

Letters To America Before D Day In Africa

A reflective piece from The Stars and Stripes African edition quotes Milton Lehman on building a new world while awaiting action on D Day. It blends wartime resolve with American resilience the affect of home on soldiers in Tunisia and Africa and includes cautions about speaking less and listening more in business and life.

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Workers Survey Shows Trust in Management Amid War Struggles

An eastern aircraft firm surveyed employees on management competence and loyalty, finding broadly positive views and noting concerns like material shortages, absenteeism, and trained personnel gaps as key war production issues. The exercise signals proactive industry leadership to align staff with company goals.

Eastern Aircraft Corporation Wogees Personnel Department

One Down Two To Go In War Talk As Ike Uses Baseball Line

In wartime rhetoric a page from baseball mirrors the war aims. Mussolini’s regime is collapsed while Germany and Japan remain threats. The piece urges focus on defeating Nazis and Japanese, warning against premature triumphalism and trenching before Christmas.

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Portia tastes Lincoln Brown tale and wartime humor

A jumble of wartime caricatures and anecdotes unfolds from a train station departure to a rationing era gas hoard and a diner meal, with a pilot spotting another parachutist, a tearful station scene, a Louisiana tale, and a nutrition minded punch line about bicarbonate of soda.

Port Arthur tale of scarce charity and stray words

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic scene at a port town gathering. Mentions women offering kisses to buyers, a fountain or sea area, and disorganized chatter among attendees. Readers see stray phrases about wives, club members, and local acrimony with unclear actions.

Port Arthur Ska Westiven

Rin Tin Tin IH Returns Home From Furlough

Rin Tin Tin IH, heir to the famous canine actor line, is in Hollywood California on a three day furlough from his army post in the desert. He is recovering from wounds suffered in active duty and had a brush with a night prowler near Spoosaiaa The prowler was not identified.

Rin Tin Tin IH Hollywood Calif Desert

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