Provincial debate on race and reform echoes across New York and Appalachia
Fragmented text discusses political currents in New York and the Appalachians with mentions of reformism, fiscal policy, and East versus West tensions. It references desires to see industry, bequest patterns, and regional fears, ending with a distant look at voters and dwellers in the region.
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Macyi
Indus
Toe
Mis Valley
Wands
New England
Yan
Betes
Possaile Ag
Must Be Peaceful and Future Peace Prospects
A fragmented passage discusses peace, patience, and the spread of peaceful ideals. It mentions Russia, global powers, and the hope that peaceful cooperation can lead to broader harmony among nations and peoples. The text emphasizes universal brotherhood and enduring peace through mutual restraint.
Reformers push for government changes amid unemployment worries
President Robert Johnson of Temple leads a reform movement modeled on Hoover Commission findings. Notable figures join as backers urge Congress and the presidency to adopt reforms, a step seen as crucial as unemployment rises. Diplomats debate Russia and the Atlantic Pact amid shifting western expectations.
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Ikis
Robert Johnson
Temple
Hoover Commissiots
Russia
Dao Sequetinue
Lear
Hasgie
Euys
The Lost Chances and a Wealthy Judge’s Regret
A wealthier man realizes wealth did not bring happiness as he remembers loyal friends and the needy he once ignored. He reflects on his past choices and the moral cost of business success. Edgar A. Guesid
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication offices in Atlantic Iowa with editor and staff contacts, years of service and associations. Subscription rates are shown for carrier and mail delivery to local Cass and adjoining counties and wider Iowa and Canada, including 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year options.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
D. Simpson
Nes
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Iowa Daily Press Asso
F ‘Chase
Washington
Mil
Cass
Canada
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Churchill Brandy and Public Power Row
The column reports on Louis Johnson clashing with Stuart Symington over a leak about 70 WWII air force bombing targets in Russia. Churchill’s lost Napoleonic brandy tale follows, then a detailed account of Congressman Harry Sheppard and the private power lobby pressing transmission lines to aid public power, plus a critique of Truman’s leadership and broader calls to cut government spending.
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Air
Stuart Symington
Johnson
Symington
Aleady
G-man
Joe Carroll
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Washington
White House
Aubrey Morgan
Burnstein
Truman
Duke of Windsor
Harry Sheppard
California
Sheppard
West
Pacific Gas and Electric
San Bernardino
Calif
Cad
Tate
Cayotel Hill
Power
Central Valley
Appropriations Committee
Walt Horan
George Mahon
Texas
Robert Sikes
Florida
W. F. Norrell
Arkansas
Edward Kruse
Indiana
Albert Thomas
Paty
Kruse
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cancer Drive Meeting At Ferguson Home
Elliott Reverend Wm. Lee, chair of the cancer research fund, led a group of workers Friday evening at Mrs. Ferguson's home to discuss fundraising efforts.
McCarthy's Shamrock Hotel Opens in Houston Texas
The Shamrock hotel in Houston showcases a 18 story, 1100 room complex built by Glenn McCarthy with modern features. Rooms include silent mercury light switches and a television viewing panel in each room though no TV yet. The grounds cover 15 acres with Irish green decor and a large American flag atop the building.
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Glenn McCarthy
Aisking
Mr. McCarthy
McCarthy
Ireland
Texas
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Springlike rumors and violets fill Cass county scene
Lookin' Around notes three springs this year for the Welton Knorrs after Florida and on home return to Cass county while Mrs C E Woodward of Griswold tends twenty African violets in bloom in five colors with up to fifty blossoms. Nearby family updates include Kathryn Murnan ill at sister Beatrice Gittins' home and messages from relatives across the U S. A fireside column gathers brief curios from papers in Fort Worth St Peters burg Salt Lake City and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welton Knorrs
Florida
Cass County
Deep South
Missouri
Arkansas
C. E. Woodward
Griswold
Kathryn Murnan
Beatrice Gittins
Lora Murnan
Los Angeles
G. C. Murnan
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tommy Gittins
Salem
N. J
W. E. Heinlan
Joplin
Beadle Faces Severe Snow Blockade On Nebraska Route
Howard Beadle encountered a lengthy snow blockade in Nebraska during a recent storm. The blockade stretched several miles and obstructed travel as he covered 36 miles in about four hours.
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Howard Beadle
Nebraska
1949 Business Plans Seen Grim by Economists
A Washington survey of business spending for late 1949 shows gloom, but economists caution the index may mislead. They note government spending will rise sharply, offsetting a predicted $900 million drop in business outlays, while firms may actually invest more in plant expansion than the survey indicates.
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Washington
Griswold Civic Club hears Europe trip lecture
Mrs Helen Mitchell of Council Bluffs spoke to 70 Griswold Civic Club members about conditions in France and her eight country tour. The program opened with a national anthem by a Cub Scout troop and tea followed hosted by local members and volunteers.
Mundorf selected as sergeant major for European service
Griswold-M Sgt. G E Mundorf of Griswold has left Camp Wilmer New Jersey as sergeant major leading 300 men for European service. He trained recently at Kansas City while at the Charleston army recruiting office. His wife, with her parents in Pinto Oklahoma, hopes to join him in a few months.
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Griswold
G. E. Mundorf
Ella Mundorf
Camp Wilmer
N. J
Mundorf
Kansas City
Army
Charleston
Pinto
Okla
Cancer fund drive set with Griswold as chair
Griswold and Mrs M M Conner named presidents and chairmen for the annual cancer fund drive. Legion Auxiliary members will conduct house to house canvassing as the effort opens.
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Griswold
M. M. Conner
The
Legion Auxiliary
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