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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1944

Page

1

Atlantic News Telegraph subscription rates and delivery notice

The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Atlantic and surrounding counties, Iowa and U. S. delivery options, with a delivery call-in before 7 o'clock for evening papers and instructions to notify the office for address changes or discontinuations. It cites various associations and improper typographical errors due to OCR.

Atlantic Cass Amin Iowa Case U. S News- Telegraph News-Telegraph

Comics and Your Child Why 100000000 Americans Read Comics

The article from The American Scholar argues comics do not indicate low intellect and praises their impact on children. It notes historic roots, modern motives, and the shift toward nonviolent stories, improved English, and constructive lessons. It cites the writer’s view that comics should be guided to emphasize goodness and reform of enemies.

Phi Beta Kappa Brain Trust Phi Beta Kappa Saya Ulysses Superman Ilk Earth

Soldier Voting Woes Highlight Ballot Delivery

The piece recalls 1942 fall ballots mailed to coaches for all state picks that wandered globally before returning. It notes 15 of about 1500 county soldiers asked for ballots, urging continued access to voting while acknowledging delivery hurdles and soldier disengagement.

South Pacific

Cherry Trees Spark Debate Over Allied Heritage

An article recalls a past push to cut down Washington's cherry trees gifted by Japan and condemns Nazi and bigot responses. It argues destruction of Jewish books art and music harms German culture and mocks such eliminations as self-defeating.

Washington Germany

Closing of Raimond Mine Prompts War End-Impact Debate

The Republic Steel Raimond iron mine near Bessemer Alabama faced a labor dispute with CIO miners. The WPB and WLB proceedings questioned essential wartime output and post war rights. The CIO appeals to the National War Labor Board argue WPB bias and lack of impartiality in essentiality rulings.

WPB WLB CIO Washington War Labor Board War Production Board Republic Steel Company Raimond Bessemer Alabama Iron and Steel Division Donald Nelson Charles BE. Wilean Atlanta Wilson Himech Atlanta Labor Board Republic

Red Cross Praised by Griswold Reader in England

Ben Sanders recounts his furlough in England and his stay with the Red Cross. He notes clean sheets daily, a shower room for 40c per night, free movies, and reading and rest areas, praising the organization for its service.

RED Cross Ben Sanders Griswold The England

Recreation Aboard Ship Keeps Morale High Across Decks

Ph M 2/c A J Anderson details daily shoreless recreation aboard the ship. Twice daily beach trips, volley ball on the fan tail, boxing shows, library athletic gear, and evening movies sustain spirits. Goods from supporters include magazines, Coca Cola, ice cream, cigars, and toilet articles from sponsors.

A. J. Anderson August E. Anderson DuBarry American Legion of South Dakota Modesto Mothers Club Bucket League of Philadelphia Shipbuilders Union of Camden N. J

Barbecuing Birds: Brailers Recommend Split Chickens

A field note suggests grilling guidance for chickens, stating 2% to 2% pounds live weight per bird as optimal and recommends splitting the birds in half for roasting or barbecuing.

War news from Washington and remarks on postwar plans

In Washington Jack Watson returns from Council Bluffs on Navy orders while the 34th division, formed from Great Plains troops, may receive a 30 day furlough. Draft issues threaten Cuban players and postwar construction themes appear amid war bond targets and reflections on public attitudes toward the war.

Washington, D. C Jack Watson Ben Jensen Washington Council Bluffs Jack National Capital Navy Oraneso Flews Minnesota Nebraskha North South Dakota U. S

Oddities From York and Names Across Regions

Readers share musings on demonyms like Yorkers from York Pa and debates over terms for places named York. The column notes birthday verse selections and the curious naming of Defiance Ohio from Fort Defiance, plus inquiries into terms such as communique and directive amid wartime language.

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

The speaker reflects on life and purpose noting that effort to understand God’s plan is vain. He values contentment and a peaceful home over wealth fame or power and believes death ends the family’s bond, making home the true achievement in life.

Edgar A. Guest

Kimballton Welfare Club Plans Sales Pavilion Fund Drive

The Kimballton Welfare club met at the town hall with Cletus Grosscup presiding. The pool grounds pavilion will be converted into a sales pavilion and a committee will be appointed to solicit funds in the community for this purpose.

Kimballton Kimballton Welfare Club Cletus Grosscup

Local youths in Camp Dodge tales and family quirks

A local man at Camp Dodge eyes navy service amid banter from a stern officer, while a parade draws over 100 observers as neighbors comment on wartime life. A father warns a son about curfews and a pig救 revival lesson ends a day with humor.

Camp Dodge Navy U.S.A The Reich Jimmy Nodland Marvin T. Nodland Nodland Jimmy Earl Hensley Lloyd Carter Earl

Local History Recap From 1934 Highlights A Mix of Events

Rose Caroline Block to enter the pre district declamatory contest. Iowa State College students home for Easter named Howard Lorenzen William Allender Robert Williams William Nichols Rollin Schuler Royce Childs Karl Melen backer. James Lavery is reported done from Iowa City. A permanent corn hog committee for the county is appointed with C A Zellmer C G Hansen Clair Becker and Lynn Beard. Mrs Grace Busse leaves for Lincoln Nebraska to address the Literary club.

Rose Caroline Block Iowa State College Howard Lorenzen William Allender Robert Williams William Nichols Rollin Schuler Royce Childs Karl Melenbacker James Lavery Iowa City C. A. Zellmer C. G. Hansen Clair Becker Lynn Beard Grace Busse Lincoln Neb

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