Atlantic News-Telegraph Subscriber Notice Reads
Notice to subscribers urges callers to report undelivered papers by 7 p.m. via telephone 1867-1. It instructs on address changes, paper discontinuations, and other delivery notices to contact the office rather than the carrier.
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Survival is the issue in American food aid
Americans have built a charitable reputation but fall short in feeding Europe as they eat more meat and calories while many others face 1500 to 960 daily. President Truman says survival is the issue, demanding Americans save food so millions may live.
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America
India
Truuan
Youth Rush Brims Atlantic as 2500 High Schoolers Arrive
About 2,500 high school youths descend on Atlantic for a two day music oriented visit. They sweep stores of soap bubble toys candy bars and sweets then spread through streets singing songs and playing instruments before judges and spectators.
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The Engineer Behind Burlington Wreck And Human Behavior
An unnamed Burlington engineer with a spotless record made risky signal decisions leading to a deadly wreck. The piece ponders the elusive human factor in accidents and the quest for automatic controls to curb such lapses.
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Burlington
Chief Justice Stone as an American Guide for Youth
A 1946 tribute highlights Harlan Fiske Stone as a model for boys and young lawyers. The piece recalls his boyish zest, early struggles through Amherst and Columbia, mentorship of William O. Douglas, and lasting influence on peers like Holmes and Hoover, ending with Stone’s enduring judicial philosophy.
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Herbert Hoover
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Congress Watch: Attendance and Subversive Probe
Rep Thomas F Martin recalls a past hospital vote mixup as House approves a wide ranging probe into subversive activities and stolen documents from secret files. Iowa members show solid attendance while Cunningham and others miss brief votes during the Easter recess. Senator Hickenlooper returns from Iowa trip and Mrs Fickel suffers a heel blister.
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Kate L. Mitchell
John Stewart Service
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Andrew Roth
Mark Gaga
Iowa
Congress
Press Research Bureau
Senate
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Wilson
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LeCompte
Talle
Cunningham
Dolliver
Gwynne
Jensen
Paul H. Cunningham
Des Moines
Mabelle Fickel
Government Printing Office
Silver Spring
Senator Hickenlooper
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A short poem contrasts tranquil tulips and pale anemones with growing fear of advancing machines and human anxiety about modernization. The verse observes nature’s serene pace against a future dominated by industry.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Edgar Guest Poem Line About His Own Creations
Poem line reflects on works created by oneself. Copyright 1946 credits Edgar A Guest.
Audubon County to Hold WWII Memorial Service May 26
Audubon County will hold a county-wide World War II memorial service on Memorial Sunday May 26 in Audubon. Rev Delois Markham of the College Avenue Church of Christ Des Moines and former division chaplain of the 34th Infantry will speak. The event is sponsored by the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliaries and the county ministerial association.
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Delois Markham
College Avenue
Supt Slocum and Seven Teachers Return at Lewis
Supt Darren Slocum and seven teachers are signing contracts to teach at Lewis Consolidated 1 next year. High school staff include Slocum and Grace Thompson. grades include Helen DeLean Olive Lewis Ruth Woodward Marilyn Bolton Cora Marshall and Yulon Campbell.
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Walter
Onawa
Ballenger
Slocum
Board of Education
Buildings Sold in Avoca and Omaha Holdings Change
Avoca Ott Peters buys the Main Street building that housed his garage from Mrs. Harry Woltmann of Omaha. Meyer Ruback purchases the Woltmann building hosting the Avoca Fruit and Grocery store.
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Pleasant Food Tips and Reminiscences Endnote
A column shares a mix of pleasant tips and personal vignettes including Jack Fowler on mushrooms fried in beef juice with Aunt Nellie butter, a warning against sending inventions by mail, and memories of cartoonist George Martoux. It notes a found discharge coach ticket and mentions Forsythia along New York highways.
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Alta Vista Service
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Nellie
Moses
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Lookin Around By FD S
Ronald Watson of Davenport recalls service in Italy and finds his old tank Barbara Ann at the Rock Island arsenal with his name on it. The late Henry Lilienthal born on Feb 29 lived 78 but had 19 birthdays, remembered for public service and Cass county agriculture.
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Cass County
Avoca School Assembly Awards Graduates Ten Letters
Avoca high school honored students at a Tuesday assembly with hats of letters and awards. Supt. O H Ruttenbeck and Coach A J Comito presented honors to football letter recipients, basketball letterists, a band letter winner, and glee club and declamatory awardees. Notables include Dave Turner, Marvin Schuler, Everett Bauer, Wanda Chandler, Mary Frances Anderson, and Leona Bailey among others.
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Marvin Schuler
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Everett Bauer
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Ray Randall
Charles Kock
Eugene Wendt
Dale Allen
Donald Briggs
Donald Langer
Ronald Nielsen
Charles True
Wanda Chandler
Betty Carroll
Dorothy Rock
Twila Henderson
Louis Gustafsen
Joan Raven
Kenneth Iss
Mary Frances Anderson
Glee Club
Elaine Heesel
Shirlee Henderson
Grace Larson
Anita Bahnsen
Norma Russman
Phyllis Brown
Robert True
Leona Bailey
Roosevelt cancels Beverly Hills speech by James Roosevelt
James Roosevelt eldest son of the late president canceled a scheduled speech in Beverly Hills after a doctor advised him not to accept night engagements. A family spokesman said there is nothing seriously wrong with him.
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