10 Apr 1941
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers to The News Telegraph find delivery options and rates listed for carriers and mail across regions. A delivery notice asks readers to call 7 PM for evening issues and directs changes of address, discontinuations, or delivery notices to the office.
The piece argues that wartime forces youth to choose future work carefully. It predicts a postwar surplus in nursing and many fields once peace returns, urging young people to prepare for trades and professions likely to face shortages then. It emphasizes planning now to avoid an economic swamp after the war.
Congratulations to Adnah D Bullock on his 95th birthday as the city and county honor a last Civil War veteran. He helped maintain the union and aided westward expansion, remembered today for his community and national service. The tribute celebrates pioneers who built the region and expresses best wishes for his milestone.
A German propaganda bulletin highlights church life while Alfred Rosenberg and Julius Streicher attack Catholic and Protestant institutions. The piece notes such statements undermine any political group claiming to advance religion, despite appealing church imagery.
The piece warns that government control of railroads during World War I caused long term damage and recalls public memory of that era. It then cites a Gertrude Stein quotation from Ida and critiques Stein’s literary work as profitable but perhaps lacking merit.
Washington notes that Hitler maintains about 1.5 million troops on the Soviet border and shifts restless Nazi forces to the Balkans to avoid full war there. The piece cites strained Axis supplies and a perceived Berlin to Baghdad railway aim, plus a Russia Yugoslavia pact and Balkan grain concerns.
A Senate agriculture committee clerk Young Smith seeks draft deferment, while his father Senator Ellison D. Smith faces scrutiny. The Smith family shows multiple government roles with salaries totaling 24200, amid aviation incident coverage and Axis investment notes.
New York soprano Frieda Hempel, a dog loving resident near Central Park, feeds stray dogs during walks in Oriscoll Park and has long portrayed Jenny Lind in concert tours. The piece also covers debates over Castle Garden’s fate and the Battery tunnel project, with remarks on Mary Margaret McBride’s radio program.
Jurors for the current term of the district court were Thos Hop ley G F Auerbach H C Lewis QO EL Ostrue G H W Lafferty Fred Martens San Dean B C Harris LC Marsons LE W Rogler G H Biggs and W J Matthews. The Atlantic N and 8S still needed 7 000 to meet its notes. Members of the school faculty elected for the coming year were Anna Temple Carrie Wilken Alma Hammon Rose Morris Anna Tiede Thomas L Anderson Walter Bender Blanche Hedges Amanda Wissler Kittie McMenamin Louise Jones Jessie Shannon Gussie Brown Fannie Sanford Genevieve Hedges Minnie Wilds Lucy Medlar Margaret Bell Mattie Dinges Jennie Berg Frances Roberts Austa Bell Fannye Shrock Eva M Johnson Margaret Boyle Hazel Clark Frances Pruitt Austa Durkee Margaret Sullivan and Salome Brandt.
A brief note warns against saying I could not help but observe his actions and urges avoiding the misleading phrase from. The entry highlights common language slips and suggests precise wording to improve clarity.
The Iowa Lutheran conference announces the Women s Missionary Society gathering in Stanton from April 24 to 27 with Rev. B T Erholm of Mason City stating the plan. The event runs in conjunction with the conference convention.
A man named Gulliver sliced a broken bathroom cabinet and swallowed two mouthfuls of glass before Mary intervened. He wore down with distress for two days but then recovered and regained his vigor.
A list of 10 general knowledge prompts covers port wine, proverbs, Akron sister ship, Alphonse Daudet, Hoover’s religion, freight car physics, eminent domain, Lindbergh’s children, Tom Harmon sport, and diving depth in bathysphere or diving apparatus.
A prior answer misstated the river Jordan flowing into the Red Sea. The correct destination is the Dead Sea, not the Red Sea, per historic geography.
Seward county Gas and Oil company has leased several farms near Utica and Tamora as interest grows in test oil well drilling in Nebraska. The new firm formed in Seward County pushes exploration efforts in the area with leases on multiple parcels.
Edgar A. Guest portrays a golfing parson who proclaims joy in the sky earth and sun while golf game proceeds. He declares riches in nature as he urges focus on the ball and follow through during the round.
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