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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
8
A wartime aviation article warns the 1-29 fortress bomber will be obsolete amid a new era of guided rockets and stow bombs used by crewless craft. It suggests deep concrete shelters to escape in a future US conflict, with the PAO race to adapt beyond current bombers and fighters.
A speech invoking history warns against pacifism and urges strong armed forces amid warnings of 20th century wars. It cites Pearl Harbor era warnings and stresses preparedness to defend homeland and deter dictators.
The text discusses Madam Sun Yatsen's alleged propaganda links with the Viet Union and suggests U S sentiment on China. It notes censorship during the war, clarifies U S involvement with Chiang Kai-shek, and argues Chinese fighters may differ from Soviet style communism, being more agrarian.
Arch Thiele argues that small towns under 25 000 population generate 60 percent of the nation’s people and 40 percent of 12 billion dollars in 1930 retail sales, while firms focus heavy on large city newspapers. He notes only 10 percent of the population in towns under 5 000 produce 28 percent of business.
A collection of quick one liners and anecdotes feature a fast talking speed fiend and a hovering sense of dark humor. Jokes involve a painter's brush, a hippopotamus query, an editor joke, a private conversation on parade duties, and a stretcher-bearer’s routine.
The piece argues that teaching and nursing have long been underpaid, urging respect and higher wages to support future generations. It links rising living costs, inflation, and the need for a competent medical and educational system to societal well being and progress.
The piece argues that rises in basic raw materials will push prices higher for goods. It notes sellers seek higher prices to boost profits, but eventual adjustments should balance gains, leaving the overall price level increased and no one notably better off.
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