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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1941

Page

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Selescription Rates By Carrier In Atlantic Time Frame

Rates list for subscriptions by carrier in Atlantic for one month three months six months and one year. Also prices by mail in Cass and adjoining counties including one year six months amounting to several dollars. The text shows various price figures such as 4.00 2.25 60 61 60 cents and 5.00 2.78 1.50 though the exact items are unclear.

Atlantic Cass Iowa Owwside U. S Canada

Leahy Praises Aid to French Children in War Time

Admiral William D. Leahy, ambassador to France, says Red Cross supplies reach the intended French children. He spoke after demonstrations in Marseilles and Toulon where schoolchildren cheered and a boy read an essay thanking American kindness. The remarks aim to dispel doubts about aid reaching victims and to encourage further relief efforts.

William D. Leahy France American Red Cross Marseilles Toulon

Tulip Time in Iowa and Holland Faces War’s Ruin

The piece contrasts joyful tulip celebrations in Iowa with grim wartime loss in Holland. It notes Holland’s people cannot celebrate tulip festivals this year as Hitler’s forces devastate homes, youth, and the aged, turning spring into a period of war and tragedy.

Iowa Commonwealth Holland Hitler

Lindy Resigns From Air Corps Reserve Post

Lindbergh resigns from the air corps reserve after president's comments on his public remarks. The move ends a career as an officer while noting his right as a private citizen to hold opposing views.

Lindbergh Air Corps Reserve

Editorial Briefs Reflect Global War Talk and Local Losses

The piece notes Nazi campaigning outside England and German plans affecting Switzerland and Japan, with commentary on Hitler's power aims. It also congratulates Jane Fulton for winning a state essay contest. Local orchardists report an 85 percent fruit tree death rate from last November’s blizzard, delaying Iowa’s recovery for years.

Jane Fulton Iowa

Navy Resistance to Civilian Air Secretary Sparks House Fight

Washington reports war and navy departments clash over creating a civilian Air Secretary. Navy leaders oppose the move, pushing a $6,000 cap in a $3.5 billion bill to block civilian appointees. Towers leads Navy lobbying. Stimson and Patterson defend civilian control and air corps unity.

Army Navy Admiral Towers America Firat Committee Gen. Johnson Drew Pearson Robert S. Allen Washington War Navy Departments Rien Henry Stimson Secre Tary Robert Patterson Air Army Air Corps Stimson and Patterson Robert Lovett New York Air Corps

Knowledge Test Prompt on History and Civics

A test prompt asks ten questions covering Roman numerals Arabic equivalents the word fait accompli Harding era Secretary of State capital of India coin science Lincoln era "Little Giant" winner Prohibition enforcement act Boxer and Yogi Canada postage Thermopylae monarch.

India Abraham Lincoln Canada Pass of Thermopylae

Viola School Welcomes Four New Teachers

Audubon educators join Viola consolidated school next term with Vivian Herwig Nashua Ruth Nafus Morris Town Elmer Stapher Morris Town and June McIntosh Cleghorn. Returning staff include Supt Brouchard Minnie Huffman Wilma Evans Dorothy Anderson. Viola seniors travel to Omaha May 3 for class day and junior senior banquet at Hotel Fontenelle. commencement speaker H J Plagge ISU physics professor.

Dorothy Anderson Dumont Viola Omaha Hotel Fontenelle H. J. Plagge Iowa State College

Pointers on Grammar Mistakes in Everyday Writing

A quick guide highlights common usage errors such as choosing these kinds or that sort over these kind or those sort. It advises correct plural agreement and provides clear examples to avoid repeated mistakes in routine writing.

American Cheese and Music Makers Highlight New York Scene

In New York the spread of American cheese like Roquefort tries shows of talent in local dairy and musical life. Edwin McArthur, from Denver, garners praise for conducting Tristan and Isolde, while forest fires on Staten Island raise questions of anti-US influence.

Edwin McArthur 57Th Street Denver Metropolitan Opera New York Colorado Manhattan Staten Island Richmond New York City Moscow United States

This Week In Local History 1901 Banquet and Oddments

The young men's literary club held its annual banquet with a Mrs G T Marsh prepared supper and Edwin Gillette as toastmaster. A playful note mentions Sam Block bedridden after a weight on his leg. Cattle shipments, a stallion purchase, a lightning strike incident, stock offers, and local property changes are listed among various items from 1901.

Young Men’s Literary Club Charles James Mrs. James Blaine Electric Mining Company Atlantic J. O. Wheatley Ross Wallace Fred Porterfield Lewis

Three Sisters April May and June

A poetic piece praising three sisters named April May and June describing their beauty and charm. The narrator confesses admiration for May and June while noting April's winsome smile and a playful tone about age. The poem ends with a remark on weight changes and body temperature.

April Miss April

Iowa Banks Hit Eight Year High Deposits Rise Fast

Deposits in Iowa's 643 state banks reached an eight year high, totaling $484,786,222 as of April 4, up $37,546,964 since March 26, 1940. Loans also rose to $305,443,878, up $8,968,642 from a year earlier and $22,765,106 above December 1940.

Des Moines INS Iowa D. W. Bates State Banking Department

Anti-Convoy Bloc Ups Full Debate On Naval Patrols

Tokyo says US naval patrol extension is dangerous and a step toward war. A Japanese foreign office spokesman warns it may necessitate Japan patrolling the Pacific in the future depending on developments. Drive with care.

Japan Pacific Germany Hitler China Tokyo INS Foreign Office Pacific Ocean

Contour Planting Boosts Corn Yield Near Charter Oak

Philip Gotte of a farm six miles south reports a 65 percent rise in corn yield using contour or around the hill rows. He compared 45 acres in cheek rows down the hill with 47 acres in contour around the hills. Contoured corn averaged 70 bushels per acre totaling about 3,000 bushels versus around 2,000 from the cheek rows.

Charter Oak Philip Gotte Here Arouad-The-Hill

Des Moines Youth Sent To Boys Town After Death Incident

Des Moines, April 80. Elmer Albaugh, 16, a Des Moines high school student, was taken to Father Flanagan's Boys Town in Omaha after the March 6 death of A. M. Horsburgh, 61, a manual training teacher. Horsburgh died from injuries after being struck by Albaugh during a dispute over school work. Albaugh will stay at Boys Town until he earns a graduation diploma.

Des Moines INS Elmer Albaugh A. MW. Horsburgh Father Flanagan Omaha Horsburgh Young Albaugh

Fragmentary dispatch of a calamity with noise and smoke

Echoing, fragmented lines describe a sudden blast or explosion ending with alarms and rising cries. The garbled text hints at a chaotic scene with smoke, debris, and crowds reacting to an incident. Details on place or people are unreadable.

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