Atlantic News-Telegraph Minor Post Office Heading
Atlantic News-Telegraph lists postal classification and contact numbers. It notes editor and business office phone lines and a Des Moines affiliate presence via the Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau. Separate figures show small monetary amounts, likely ad rates or circulation figures.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Paul R. Bumbarger
E. P. A Kenwood, Md
Washington
Rags Reveal a Life's Stories in a Bin of Old Cloth
The editor imagines the rag bin as a museum of daily life from birth to end. A four year old dress, work coveralls, a graduation suit, a hand sewn bedspread, basketball pants, torn stockings and old undergarments illustrate labor, play, and memory. Each item, now worn and ink stained, once carried pride and usefulness before being recycled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Publishers
The Storm Continues After War Ends
The piece argues that wartime controls must persist after fighting ceases because economic and social turmoil from war lasts for years. It likens the situation to a storm at sea where waves continue long after the wind dies. Controls should end only as the underlying needs disappear.
Give to Save Lives
A plea urges Americans to ship flour to famine regions abroad as Europe and Asia face hunger. The piece argues the United States has substitutes and can feed itself while sending available flour and grain to those in need, insisting no one will starve at home.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Atlantic Cleanups Spark Hope For Trees And Shine
The article urges Atlantic residents to participate in a spring cleanup and keep the city clean with minimal cost. It notes the planned cleanup week and recommends planting a variety of trees to replace dying elms and prevent treeless streets amid nationwide diseases.
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Atlantic
Trieste tensions and troop movements stir postwar reports
U S troops in Trieste are ordered to fire if Yugoslav forces enter. Tito bans reconnaissance flights over Yugoslavia. 20 000 Russian troops cross from Hungary into Yugoslavia. Italy offers 15 divisions but lacks heavy arms. Washington declines. Russians may use Tito as a front, while Byrnes seeks quick peace talks.
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Col
Rls. Allen
U. S
Russia
Tito
Trieste
Washington
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Troope
Jugoslav
Hungary
Jugoslavia
United States
Yugoslavia
Bragadoccio
Control Board to Open Bids for New Eldora Building
Des Moines April 11. The state board of control will open bids April 23 for a unique security building to house incorrigibles at the Eldora state training school for boys. The design is T shaped, 250 feet across the front and 104 feet deep, with reinforced concrete, steel, a partial basement and one extra story. The board aims to start work quickly and have the facility ready next fall.
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Des Moines
Eldora State Training School For
State Board of Control
Ralph Arnold
E. W. Carlsen
Eldora
Rabbit Show Planned for Clarinda Iowa
The Southwest Iowa Rabbit Show will run from Friday through Sunday at Chautauqua park fairgrounds Clarinda. Officials expect 650 entries with more than 300 already registered from across the Midwest. Entries must arrive at the show grounds by Friday 4 p.m.
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Clarinda
Iowa
Chautauqua Park
Midwest
Des Moines Man Committed After Assault Case Dismissal
Jack Lewis Covich aged 384 was committed to the Clarinda state hospital by the Polk County insanity commission after a charge of assault to murder was dismissed. The charge related to a stabbing on March 19 of Alfred A. Jenkins aged 58.
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State Hospital
Des Moines
Jack Lewis Covich
Clarinda State Hospital
Polk County Insanity Commission
Alfred A. Jenkins
New York Letter Dismisses Litter Drive And Middle Name Myths
In New York City a column laments persistent street littering despite ten day publicity drives. It notes cab cleanliness issues, cites navy hero Rear Admiral Rosendahl, and praises a 93 year old architect Mason in Fort Wayne for his festive greeting card. The writer critiques advice to drop middle initials, arguing many famous figures used them successfully.
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New York
John F. Wing
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wing
Kansas
Independence Tuesday Bridge Club Meets At White House
Independence Missouri club members arrive at the White House home of Bess Truman for a special red letter session. Ten women with a new hat each prepare for a long history event while five arrive by plane and five by car amid reporters and photographers at National Airport.
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Washington
Bridge Club
Independence
Bess Truman
White House
National Airport
Bridge club meeting moved to Hyde Park house
The bridge club will meet at a private house while a member is away Friday attending dedication ceremonies at Hyde Park New York. The event shifts the usual gathering to accommodate the schedule.
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Hie House
Hell
Hyde Park
N.Y
Wartime speech links Russia and Britain in campus remarks
Capt. Harry Butcher, USNR and former Iowa State student born in Springville, Ta, addressed a campus audience saying if we deal with the Russians the same way we did the British in the war, everything will be all right. Eisenhower told the crowd about the approach.
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Ames
Harry ©. Butcher
USNR
Naval Wide Taken
Dywicht
D. Eisenhower
Butcher
Springville
Lowa State College
Miller and Masons Attend Hospital Convergence
Des Motes Ape JT Cap Howard AL Miller of Marshall town suffered a non fatal heart event soon after birth and is improving at the veterans hospital today. Attendants reported he was brought by ambulance from Masen tine where the Masonic order held its convertion earlier in the week.
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Des Motes
Cap Howard
AL Miller
Marshall Town
Dewan
Masonic Order of Royal and Select Masters
Veterans Hospital
Masentine
Unclear Article Fragment on Local Events and People
The readable bits describe scattered references to individuals and activities, including mentions of sheets, fields, flocks, and plays. Dialect and garbled phrases obscure concrete events, names, places, or outcomes, yielding only fragmented hints without a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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