07 Apr 1947
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1947
Page
1
Notice to subscribers explains evening delivery options for Atlantic readers who do not receive the paper. Call 18673 before 7 o clock for delivery adjustments and to report issues. Do not call the separate News-Telegraph number.
The piece argues for outlawing all strikes that disrupt daily life and commerce, warning that public welfare overruns private bargaining. It notes historical telecommunication limits and predicts future legislation curbing such labor actions as society adapts to modern needs.
Arthur Behrstock argues in a current American magazine that Japanese readers embrace American comic strips such as Jiggs and Maggie Blondie Popeye and Believe It or Not while noting cultural differences. The Japanese title for Jiggs is The Education of Father and the humor translates with local flavor.
The starling, an English import, draws national heat for roosting in Washington and fouling buildings. Larger and more aggressive than the sparrow, it chases away songbirds and multiplies quickly, now common in western cities and Iowa.
America's fire losses climb 20 percent in first two months of the year, with last year at 121.939 million and the 12 months ending February 28 totaling 581.347 million, a new high. Lives also suffered in recent hotel fires, though many blazes could have been prevented by basic fire safety practices.
Four Shenandoah youths Robert Hanrahan Jope Lewis Lennie Gray and Clifford Reed alias Clifford Fithen are held in Page county jail facing larceny of motor vehicles and receiving stolen property charges. Arraignment occurred in Shenandoah justice court with Hanrahan charged on four counts Lewis on two counts Gray and Reed for receiving stolen goods. Hanrahan and Lewis on parole at arrest. Gray and Reed moved to Page county juvenile court.
A compact cautionary note urges careful driving to avoid fatal accidents on road trips. The message emphasizes the dangers of reckless behavior behind the wheel and the potential consequences for travelers.
Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan, Truman's military aide, dominates White House action influencing Greece policy and cabinet decisions. He pressured Agriculture Secretary Anderson over distiller quotas, blocked critics, and drew high-level access for Greek royalists while reshaping diplomacy and governance.
A reflective verse on aging notes that age comes with time’s tax but suggests facing the years with wit. It contrasts fearful thoughts with a lighthearted approach and implies resilience through humor as one grows older.
A reflective verse tone notes that time’s burdens press lightly on a man who keeps a cheerful mind as years pass. The aphorism emphasizes resilience and positive outlook amid change and aging.
Kimballton reports a new partnership formed last week between John S. Jensen and Emmert Norgaard who leased a building in Laurens Iowa a town of 1100. Norgaard has been a blacksmith with his brother Hans since returning from the navy two years ago and will move to Laurens when a house becomes available. Jensen works in the furniture business with his father John E Jensen and recently completed a new home.
Washington reports list Representative John W. Gwynne and others named to join Senate negotiators to iron out differences in the portal to portal pay bill. The Iowa delegation also notes a presidential veto is anticipated by supporters.
The piece centers on Mr. Sam C. B. Driscoll Carr, a Wichita born five-string banjoist and composer, who plays with orchestras and bands and is preparing a full concerto with orchestra. He hopes to write a pioneering book on the banjo covering history and instrument family.
Vi Bruechig called on a Sunday morning to say Emil Bruechig, aged 44, had died after an operation. He spoke of happy times, admiration for Morton Downey, and planned to attend a stamp show at Grand Central Palace in May.
The families of Mrs. Ralph Arnett and Mrs. Chas Walker attended funeral services in Hampton on Thursday for Ella Shafer 72 who died Monday morning at Adair hospital where she had been a patient a few days. She had lived with her daughter in Anita for nine years. Don't drive if you drink.
Adair district reports halt in drilling near Adair as workers remove casing from a dry hole. F E Hunt, in charge, says the team drilled into Ordovician strata the lowest oil bearing layer, yielding geological information but no commercial oil or gas.
Folding linen correctly avoids wear on napkins and tablecloths. Repeated creasing in the same area weakens the fabric and shortens life.
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