Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Subscriber Notice
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, offices in Atlantic Iowa, and contact details. A reader notice instructs subscribers to call before 7 oclock if delivery is late and to report address changes or paper discontinuation to the office or carrier. The page includes editor and staff roles, associations, and advertising rates.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Breanna
Canada
News-Telegraph
Carrir
Marshall Should Make One Last Appeal To Russia
Drew Pearson urges Secretary Marshall to issue a public, wide drop of a Russian friendship appeal to Stalin and the Russian people. He argues mingling people across the iron curtain could prevent war and promotes printing millions of copies in multiple languages for Yugoslavia Romania Czechoslovakia and Europe. He ties the plea to Easter hope and Christ teachings urging global faith and peace.
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Drew Pearson
Marshall
Russia
France
Italy
Siberia
Bossea
Ney
Red Army
Germany
Austria
Stalin
America
General Marshall
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Europe
United States
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Five Cent Subway Fare Fights and New Who's Who in America
The piece notes debate over keeping the five cent subway fare amid Mayor O Dwyer pressure for an eight cent rise. It lauds forewords by Mary Margaret McBride and Abel Green, previews Grover Whalen’s anniversary show plans, and reports the 1948 49 Who's Who with pages honoring long‑term figures like Hearst, Mac Fadden, Dawes, Repplier, Adams, Wilson, Gifford, Cooper, and Saudi king Abd al Aziz Ibn Saud II.
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New York
O’dwyer
America
W. R. Hearst
Bernarr MacFadden
Charles G. Dawes
Agnes Repplier
Maude Adams
Kent Cooper
Indianapolis
Abd-al’Aziz Ibn
We Fight for Peace and Avoid Unnecessary War
Opinion piece argues against rushing to war and urges negotiations with Russia and Europe to preserve democracy. It stresses avoiding escalation, strengthening the nation without provoking adversaries, and exploring diplomatic bargains before any conflict.
A Cool Head Needed in Berlin Crisis
The article argues General Lucius Clay must remain calm and farsighted as Russians seemingly move to take over Berlin administration. It warns that British and American positions are encircled and that Russian consolidation could escalate, placing immense responsibility on Clay to avert a wider war.
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Lucius Clay
United States
Berlin
Sid
Germany
Russia
General Clay
Wrong Emphasis on Marshall Plan Tactics in Italy
The source argues President Truman erred by tying Marshall Plan aid to Italy's April election. It claims aid should hinge on recipient willingness to cooperate with the plan's self-help approach. It also notes that a Communist victory might push Russians to block aid, but criticizes using aid as a political tool in foreign internal politics.
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Truman
Italy
Be Careful Tractor Time Warning From Farm Notice
A farm safety notice cautions that tractors and heavy rolling stock pose high danger. It urges farmers to exercise utmost care and ensure workers do the same to prevent fatal accidents, especially in busy seasons.
New Scout Leader Appointed at Amvet Hall
At the Boy Scouts meeting at Amvet hall Carl Langbehn was named scout master assisted by Harold Nissen Glen Braden Gilbert Staman Paul McAvoy and Herbert Mertz. A safety note urges walking against traffic on the open highway to stay aware of oncoming vehicles.
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Walnut
Amvet Hall
Carl Langbehn
Harold Nissen
Glen Braden
Gilbert
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest and Scout Meeting Note
The poem reflects changing fashion with lines about skirts and style. Audubon appoints J. D. Mallonce as new cub scout master at a Monday meeting attended by about 660 with a pot luck supper in the Methodist church dining room.
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Audubon
J. D. Mallonce
Methodist Church
AMVET Leader Blasts U S Forces In Pot
Cumberland Md Edgar C Corry national commander of the American Veterans of World War I says the United States has allowed its armed forces to go to pot He blames a restless public and a dollar oriented approach and criticizes U S policy toward Brazil while allowing pro communist units at home during a Maryland section meeting
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Cumberland
United States
Edgar C. Corry
Corry
Des Moines
AMVET
Maryland
Brazil
Regional education group formed by midwest educators
An education association for supervision and curriculum development was formed in Des Moines yesterday. Educators from Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota and Wisconsin elected Charles B Walden of Wisconsin as president. The Iowa chapter of the ASCD in the NEA called the meeting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Association For Supervision and
Charles B. Walden
Wisconsin State Department of Public Instruction
Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
National Education Association
Truman and King meet as Virginia hosts Canadian day
President Truman and Canadian Prime Minister W. L. MacKenzie King attended College of William and Mary ceremonies in Williamsburg with Governor William M. Tuck greeting the president. The event focused on Canadian American day amid Cold War tensions and careened into domestic politics as Feese testified in a murder case.
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Williamsburg
Truman
William M. Tuck
College of William and Mary
Virginia
Dahlgren
W. L. MacKenzie King
Canada
Tuck
Soviet Russia
William and Mary College
Good to Be Home but Wrong House
Robert Deppe, recently discharged from the army, tried to crawl into the wrong house in Cedar Rapids after a celebration. He was beaten by Mrs. Rimrodt and her family when he yelled at their window and was fined $50 for intoxication.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Deppe
Edgar Rimrodt
Deppe
Youth testifies in murder trial of accomplice
A 16-year-old youth who pleaded guilty in a holdup slaying testified in the murder trial of 17-year-old Charles Sommermeyer. Sommermeyer faces murder charges for the shooting death of Micheal Filigrocer.
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Sioux City
Charles Sommermeyer
Sommermeyer
Micheal Filigrocer
Mrs. Ethel Jones Resigns From Iowa Power and Light
Ethel Jones quits after nine years with Iowa Power and Light Co. in this area and at Avoca. Shirley Davis has been appointed to the position.
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Walnut
Ethel Jones
Iowa Power and Light Co
Avoca
Shirley Davis
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