Atlantic News-Telegraph Ad and Subscription Notice
Notice from Atlantic News-Telegraph advising subscribers in Atlantic Iowa of delivery options and rates. Includes bureau representation details in Des Moines and Washington and instructions to call 585-M before 7 o clock for evening delivery. Also lists contact numbers for news and business offices and subscription changes.
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Frank Nye Jr
405 Shops
Washington, D. C
Washington News Service
Rye Street
N.W
Atlantic Leggerrs
Ig Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Iowa
Atlantic
Transportation drives progress in Golden Spike Days talk
A Omaha lecture on Golden Spike Days argues transportation shapes civilization. It notes flying schedules across the Pacific and Atlantic and suggests rapid travel could knit the world together, spreading peace and lawful conduct as rail brought growth to the American West.
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Omaha
Pacific
Atlantic
Ward
Pressure groups in government business cited as failure
The piece argues that pressure groups push concessions on government backed enterprises. It highlights Home Owners Loan Corporation loan demands in New York to Connecticut, seeking lower interest, longer terms, moratoriums, and fewer foreclosures. It warns such demands threaten taxpayer funds and threaten the business model's viability.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Reorganization Vision Could Elevate Roosevelt Presidency
The piece argues Roosevelt’s planned government reorganization, with a projected $15 to $20 million annual savings, could prove him a capable executive and uplift his historical standing if pursued in a prudent, non political manner. failure could brand him as a past near-great.
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Roosevelt
Editorial Briefs on Tax Burden and Recovery
The piece argues taxes consume 22 cents of every dollar in 1938, a record high and double the 1923 29 average. It faults the administration for seeking more spending while not curbing the budget, claiming prosperity remains a dim hope.
Hitler's Danzig move seen as likely in late April
Washington column assesses Hitler plans to seize the Free City of Danzig around April 28, noting Britain France diplomacy, and appeals from Bonnet to Berlin. It cites Umbrella forces pressuring concessions and outlines Brandeis retirement life and U.S. political dynamics.
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Hitler
Danzig
England
Germany
Justice Brandeis
Benito
Italy
Drew Pearson
Roberts
Allen
Washington
Europe
Free City
Great Britain
Josef Beck
Bonnet
France
Berlin
Nevile Henderson
Farley
McNutt
Jim Farley
Paul V. McNutt
Frank McHale
Jim
Democratic National Committee
Frank
Whaling relic Charles W Morgan and Col Green estate tour
The writer tours South Dartmouth with Col Green's heirs to view the Charles W Morgan the last whaler at a sand basin by the sea. The estate shows vast neglect after Green died with mission to preserve the ship failing amid a hurricane repair costs and dwindling attendance. A whaling museum visit includes meeting Grafville P. Lindley who worked on Pitcairn Island radio.
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George Reynolds
Col
E. H. R. Green
South Dartmouth
Charles W. Morgan
Col. Green
Green
Hetty Green
Wall Street
Morgan
New Bedford
Grafville P. Lindley
Pitcairn Island
Pacific
Pitcairn
Providence
New York
Pit‘cairn
Rippling Rhymes on Jack the Ripper persists in verse
Walt Mason writes of a new book about Jack the Ripper that fuels fifty years of sleuth work. He notes investigators still debate the case, with no conclusive culprit found, and mocks the endless theories that fail to solve the mystery.
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Jack the Ripper
Jack
Santa Claus
Stride
Eddoes
Common Error in Expressions: Avoid Ilk Use
A note emphasizes not using the phrase men of that ilk and instead choosing a neutral term like kind. The guidance targets inclusive language and clarity in writing.
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Eeeuseereense
Notary Service At The News Telegraph Fee Cents
Notary service charged 85 cents at The News Telegraph as part of local operations. The brief item notes a standard fee for notary acts in the period. The reference underscores routine administrative costs in a newspaper office.
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News-Telegraph
Curator Tripp Teaches Harpoon Handling From Whaling Past
William H. Tripp, curator and former bank clerk versed in whale-oil lore, demonstrates how to handle a whale if encountered. He also promises to obtain a real harpoon for the observer.
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William H. Tripp
Grigsby Leaves Des Moines for Washington Post
In Washington, Rall J. Grigsby resigns after sixteen years as director of secondary education and pupil adjustment in Des Moines. He will review curriculum problems for the U S Board of Education under John W Studebaker and starts May 1 with family joining after school year end.
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Rall J. Grigsby
Des Moines
Grigsby
Atlantic Methodist
L. M. Grigsby
United States Bar of Education
Washington
John W. Studebaker
U. S
Tiny Pacific Islands Jarvis and Palmyra in Equator and 6 Degrees North
Jarvis lies on the equator at longitude 1588 W while Palmyra sits near 6 N and 162 W. Each island covers about 1 percent of a square mile and Palmyra is uninhabited. The Islands are valuable for coconuts and guano and noted for strategic use in transpacific air routes.
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Pacific
Jarvis Island
Palmyra Island
Palmyra
States Man's
Whitaker
al- Manec
Seven Question Test From Page Seven Answers
The list asks seven queries across topics: postwar annexations by Belgium, Flower Month in the U S, a Suez end seaport, the Big Dipper in Ursa Major, the Free City of Danaig sovereignty, the first U S vice president to become president automatically, and the correct pronunciation of Cad meant.
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Belgium
U. S
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Danaig
Earth
Iowa City seniors to be interviewed by Army Air Corps officers
University of Iowa president Dr. Eugene A. Gilmore announced that air-minded seniors will undergo interviews and physical examinations by three United States Army Air Corps officers in Iowa City from May 11 to 15. The officers are Major R. T. Gronau Captain E. J. Kendricks and Lieutenant J. E. Smart.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
United States Army Air Corps
Eugene A. Gilmore
R. T. Gronau
E. J. Kendricks
J. E. Smart
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