Traveling Ozarks and Scenic Views Across America
The piece extols a spring to fall travel appeal of the Ozarks with caves, rivers, mills, lakes, and back-country retreats, praising nearby Missouri and Arkansas mountains and noting other famed viewpoints from Lake Yellowstone to the Rocky Mountain Park. It cites a trade paper ranking six beautiful scenes including Glenwood Lookout and Mississippi bluffs and ends with Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagogchaubuna gunagungamaugg in Massachusetts and its meaning.
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Ozarks
United States
Middle West
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
Arkansas
Caas County
Missouri Olarks
Teton Mountains
Lake Yellowstone
Glenwood
Minr
Mississippi River
McGregor
Rocky Mountain National Park
Printing Press Strike Hurting Chicago Papers Gains Support
A regionwide printers strike drags on in Chicago and parts of Iowa. Union members report dues plus extra $6 to $7 monthly fund strikers, while some printers resent the burden and contemplate quitting.
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Chicago
Iowa
Wrong Time for Hoover Commission Report
The piece argues the Hoover commission will fail to spur reforms because it arrives during prosperous times when the public shows casual interest, though it says government needs streamlining to reduce waste and improve efficiency. It contends timing undermines potential impact.
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Hoover Commission
World of a three year old wonders
A nostalgic poem recalling a three year old child’s view of the world as bright and fair. It contrasts innocence with adult pride and prejudice, noting how children see everyone alike and how grownups learn to divide the world by class and appearance.
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Edgar A. Gucgt
Plan to unify celebrations into Armed Forces Day
Secretary of Defense Johnson proposed Congress create a single Armed Forces Day replacing separate Army Navy Air and Marine observances. Truman approved the idea and no date set yet though Admiral Denfeld suggested September 2, the WWII surrender anniversary, as the celebration date.
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Washington
Secretary of
Defense Johnson
Truman
Congress
Johnson
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Adair Maternity Hospital Project Starts With New Contractor
Construction begins on the Adair Maternity Hospital and Clinic under a contract awarded to Safe Scarlett Co of Anita. The Clyde Rochholz house has been purchased for relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Adair Maternity
Safe Scarlett Co
Anita
Clyde Rochholz
Atlantic News-Telegraph Advertisement Rates
The notice lists daily and mail subscription prices for Atlantic Iowa editions, with rates for one month, three months, six months, and one year. It also provides regional pricing for Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U S, and Canada.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Daylight Saving Extends in DC and Parking Meters Favored
Washington notes Congress passed daylight saving for the District of Columbia from April 24 to September 25, aligning the region with outlying areas. Rent control is extended thirty days while broader rules are drafted. A big raid on horse betting and numbers rackets is discussed, with views on enforcement and consistency. Parking meters in Maryland suburbs and DC are praised for revenue and fair space use, with penny meters favored for short visits. Arthur Bevin at the National Press Club impressed by candor and the call for Atlantic Pact signatories. The piece closes reflecting on British leadership and past speeches by Bevin and Willkie.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Washington
Congress
U. S
Fay
Prince George’s County
Maryland
Virginia
Ted
Atlantic
Washingtonme
Columbia
Arthur Bevin
Great Britain
National Press Club
Wendell Willkie
Mr. Bevin
America
Britain
America Moves Toward Peace With North Atlantic Pact
Drew Pearson recalls past peace efforts from the Kellogg pact to the London Naval conference and notes that the North Atlantic pact marks a shift from disarmament to an armed truce. He remains cautiously hopeful yet skeptical about whether the pact will prevent future wars.
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Drew Pearson
America
Washington
Aristide Briand
Dick Slocum
Philadelphia Bulletin
Swarthmore College
China
Manchuria
Henry L. Stimson
Europe
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Truk
Tarawa
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Benes
Salle de L’horloge
Seine
Quai D’orasy
Louis XVI
Churchill Receives MIT Honor in Boston
Winston Churchill accepted the degree conferred by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. Bernard Baruch hailed him as the greatest living statesman, highlighting Churchill’s blend of American and British traits and his inspirational, clarion speech at age 74. Senator Langer accused Churchill of opposing America in the Spanish war echoing Vishinsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bernard Baruch
Churchill
Langer
Mr. Churchill
America
Vishinsky
Griswold Rebekah Lodge Initiates Three Members
Griswold Mrs Lyle Houser led a Tuesday night initiation for three new members into the Griswold Rebekah lodge. Refreshments were served.
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Griswold
Lyle Houser
Griswold Rebekah Lodge
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Chargoggagoggmanchauggagogchaubunagunagungamaugg
Webster
Mass
Union
Atlantic News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Ember Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Iowa Daily Asso
Des Ho B P
Chase
E. P. Chase
Bethesda
Gustave Stresemann
Germany
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Red Army
Quai D’orsay
Uchida
Japan
George 11
Queen Anne
King Georges
George III
M. Briand
Joe Robinson
Charles Evans Hughes
London
Ramsay A MacDonald
England
MacDonald
Niels P. Pedersen
Hazel St
The
Bel Syndicate, Inc
Kensett
Andrew Mammen
Nail Rolbuck
LEE Ems
Silvertone
Pecan Sivertee Radio
AMJFM
Kenmore
Sears
Atlantic, Iowa
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