Alpine Avalanche DMB new MLA Fort Davis Correspondent
Brewster County official city and county paper in its fifty sixth year disseminates Alpine and Davis Mountain district news. Reading notices and cards of thanks are charged by line. rates apply, and subscriptions available inside Alpine Texas post office under federal act.
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Waa
Staat Bator
D. Woop Faitor
Alkire
Fort Davis
Vada Stone
Brewster Coury
Alpine
Davis
Oumise
Alpine Even
Ge Acon Timny
Texas
Fire Prevention Must Be Personal and Yearround
Fire Prevention Week runs from October 7 to emphasize daily responsibility for home safety. The piece notes alarming fire losses in the United States, with 1000 home fires daily and a death every 50 minutes, urging individuals to act to prevent fires through cautious behavior with matches cigarettes and hazardous storage.
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United States
London
Message That Wasn't Sent About December 1941 Pacific Defenders
An essay discusses a disputed WW II morale piece about Lt Col James Devereux and Mariners Island. It argues the rumored message was likely propaganda, not actual transmission, reflecting home pride yet masking the true, harsher Pacific reality and calls for unity of command and stronger defense forces.
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James Devereux
Mariners Island
Devereux
Cornel Devers
Wake
Pacific
Nearley
Postwar Economic Outlook and Wage Pressures
The article discusses how wage increases risk inflation and disruption of the postwar economy. It notes labor leaders competing for higher pay, price controls becoming more stringent, and calls for maintaining wartime measures during the readjustment period. It highlights Dr. Harold G Mon Jkings Institution warnings and Bowles price policy tensions.
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Harold G. Mon
America
Chester Bowles
Moulton
Debate on European debts and American aid policies
Commentary argues that postwar finances demand prudent U.S. action. It cautions against giving Britain a grant without clear use and warns against fostering monopoly or hindering solid international development. The piece emphasizes shared prosperity depends on responsible debt handling and global balance.
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Calvin Coolidge
Europe
Lord Keynes
Britain
Atlantic
America
England
France
Russia
China
Time Flies In a Curious House Call
An amused customer recalls a playful scene as a waitress mistakes a cake for a friendly gesture. Tommy returns home with a black eye after a day of cake requests and teasing, while his mother and doctor discuss his husband’s temper and the coffee he should have.
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Tommy
Heavier tolls mislead about car lubrication truth
Some motorists claim heavier tolls improve lubrication for a car. The truth is oil must flow to bearings and piston rings before lubricating, and thick oil will not flow readily between closely fitting moving parts.
Eliza Seeks Edith After Unseen Washroom Incident
In a terse exchange a nursing helper asks Edith about a missing wash, while an injured man asks for his name as a saddened figure consoles him. The dialogue hints at an accident and concern from the elderly caretaker as a story unfolds with names and emotions.
Man gives wrong first aid answer and boy with black eye
In a first aid course a student offers two responses to a collapsed driver. Answer one says treat if conscious, answer two wrongly suggests jacking up the car to view tires. Tommy Jones returns home from school with a black eye after confessing he fought Billy Briggs.
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Tommy Jones
Billy Briggs
Tommy
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Alpine Lumber Company
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