Atlantic News-Telegraph subscriber notice and address details
Notice to subscribers about evening delivery and how to request changes or discontinue. Mentions staff in Des Moines and Washington News Service, address changes, and a reminder to call 7 o'clock for evening delivery.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Frank Nye Jr
Shopa Building
Washington, D. C
Washington News Service
Eye Street
N.W
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
No Middle Ground Policy in War Time
The piece argues the United States must choose between full alliance with democratic nations and total isolation in wartime. It warns against a middle course of partial involvement, noting inflation risk, pressure from belligerents, and the inevitability of war if the nation stays noncommittal and nondefensive.
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State Department
Washington
Europe
Death Toll Mounts In Atlantic Area This Weekend
Six neighbors in Atlantic and nearby territory died this weekend. T. H. Marshall and Mrs. EB. C. Boyd lived in Atlantic, while E. T. Rheumaker William Boiler Herman Metcalf and Charles H. Priestley resided or once resided in the surrounding area. The community shares in the bereavement and offers silent sympathy to the mourners.
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Atlantic
T. H. Marshall
EB. C. Boyd
E. T. Rheumaker
William Boiler
Herman Metcalf
Charles H. Priestley
Editorial Briefs on Taxes Building Boom and Trade Barriers
The piece laments no tax changes by Congress amid a bright Atlantic building season with labor shortages. It warns surpluses threaten farmers, notes efforts on New Blane and trade barriers Balkanising the states, and cautions against another world war while Millikan sees a golden age if peace endures.
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Robert A. Millikan
Dr. Milliken
Roosevelt Eyes King Visit and Retailers Speech
Washington dispatch notes a possible Roosevelt trip to welcome the British King and Queen next fall, a move seen as risky but appealing to the president. It also details his upcoming May 22 speech to the American Retail Federation and behind the scenes involvement of Tommy Corcoran and Harry Hopkins.
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FDR
Group
Tommy Corcoran
RFC
Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Washington
Roosevelt
Allen
Roocevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Pearses
Frankfurter
Donald Richberg
American Retail Federation
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Federation
Harry Hopkins
Louis E. Kirstein
Filene’s of
Boston
John Roosevelt
Sears Roebuck
Robert Wood
O'Mahoneyf
GOP
Joe Martin
Hopkins
Corcoran
Tom Corcoran
Tommy
Talley
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous verse on prolonged rain and gloomy moods. The speaker recounts rain furor and neighborly quips about sunshine, while noting the rain’s eventual benefits to trees and farms. The piece ends with a resistant cheer and a nod to the humorist’s service attribution.
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Walt Mason
Analysis of a fragmented quote and misused phrases
A brief note analyzes a string of garbled text showing common error patterns in quotation marks and word forms. It highlights mispunctuation and mis-spelling that obscure intended meaning and offers guidance on proper phrasing.
New Bedford Visit Echoes of Van Dine and Whaling Heritage
The narrator recalls S. S. Van Dine and Willard Wright among New York peers, notes Van Dine’s shaved dice and rigged roulette, then travels to New Bedford the whaling capital. Monuments, Spouter Inn and Jolly Whaler rooms reflect Melville lore as readers send notes and a 1814 courier letter to Job Akins. Reginald Mendell preserves a family heirloom seeking the widow of Dr. Perry aboard the Scourge.
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New Bedford
Herman Melville
Reginald Mendell
Job Akins
Massachusetts
Mr. Mendell
New York
Warren Brancett
Dr. Perry
Scourge
Privateer collecting and small town ties in America
A reflective column passages recount a reader gifting a maritime collection, meeting Ted Haish now in Yonkers, and marriage to Miza Beth Wycord. It notes a shifting social world, a murder link to Louis Pelzer, film news of Union Pacific, a plea for chorus funds, a snowstorm travel tale from Atlantic region, and a Master Plumbers convention claim that 96 percent of world bathtubs are owned by Americans.
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Ted Haish
Chamber of Commerce of
Yonkera
Miza Beth Wycord
Louis Pelzer
Atlantic
Iowa State University
Dodge City
Kansas
Union Pacific
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Iowa
Daily Knowledge Test Quiz prompts and questions
A historical exam page lists ten questions across geography history and science. Items ask details such as Guadalupe River state, pewter alloy, Earth's satellite, Statue of Liberty presenter, Chinese aviatrix fundraising tour, CSB agency, capital of Haiti, fluid drams per ounce, Gettysburg year, and fascist insignia.
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Turs
Guadalupe River
United States
U. S
CSB
Republic of
Haiti
Lookin' Around By F.D. 5 Lent and Light Humor Notes
A child named Jocelyn Bullock suggests giving up school for Lent after asking her mother about the tradition. A witty medical jab implies ice can help bite through bitter medicine. A comic misadventure recounts two Omaha men with beards visiting Atlantic and a Park Hotel scene ending abruptly.
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Jocelyn Bullock
Max Bullock
Atlantic
Park
Omaha Dairy Permit Deadline Spurs City Milk Policy
Omaha health officials warn 1,800 farmers must pay permit fees by May 1 or be barred from selling milk in the city. About 600 had paid, fees range from 20 dollars up. Chicago shipments could be used to meet Omaha's needs using glass lined steel tank cars. Some farmers oppose the ordinance and have not paid.
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Omaha
Neb
Floyd H. Kinyoun
Kinyoun
Health Department
Chicago
Anita students visit local amateur radio station
Anita IA April 25 Special. One day last week the two general science classes of Anita high school and their teacher visited Azel Ames amateur radio station in Anita. Mr Ames explained radio principles and arranged with Howard Burgess of Elliott to assist him. Burgess was contacted over the air and gave the history of radio from its beginnings to the present.
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Anita
The
Anita High School
Azel Ames
Ames
Howard Burgess
Elliott
Burges
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