03 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
1
Subscriptions and delivery details for The News Telegraph are listed. Atlantic and U S subscribers should call 585 M before 7 PM if undelivered. Changes of address, discontinuations, or delivery notices must be made to the office, not the carrier.
An editorial argues that economic retrenchment is inevitable for the nation, warning against excessive borrowing and urging gradual, steady reductions in federal expenditures to align with income and restore prosperity. It cautions against abrupt cuts while stressing the need to curb overhead.
A reader praises recent film programs featuring brief historical sketches and biographical shorts. The pieces captivate audiences of all ages, educating about government and national builders while supporting patriotic values amid global tensions. The writer urges continued industry effort in producing such informative entertainment.
Editorial briefs warn that strikes and threats of strikes fuel unrest and slow business. They advocate cutting taxes and urge federal state tax friction and liquor stamping issues to be resolved by federal action. The piece notes Congress opposition to the administration and praises Hatch bill aims while acknowledging rough spots and needed reforms. A vandal stole tire cores from county tractors at Independence, causing work delays.
Washington reports on Louisiana under Huey Long's shadow, detailing graft from oil and WPA funds, with gambling as top income. It highlights 118% Baronne Street protection by Seymour Weiss, police favors fueling mansions, and the Casino and Handbooks run with collusion to tax revenue and unemployment insurance.
The piece contrasts 125th Street’s bustling Harlem commerce with Coney Island’s open sea appeal. It notes 125th Street’s festive decorations for the world’s fair and its role as a shopping hub for Harlem residents, while praising Coney Island for free ocean views, low admission, and its status as the city’s perpetual amusement area. It recalls a police charity day at Coney Island and a family scene on the boardwalk.
An onlooker recalls a tense scene as a frightened baby receives no sound while a mother prays aloud. A nearby policeman offers swift help, promising to get the child to a hospital quickly, reflecting community concern and care.
A poem urging cheerfulness over gloom with playful quips about handling troubles and staying upbeat. It contrasts cheerful living with the sting of souring moods and suggests kindness and resilience to avoid social scorn.
A note highlights a common error in direct speech guidance choosing wording. It contrasts asking for permission with quoting casual talk and suggests precise punctuation and phrasing for correct usage.
A condensed test prompts readers to answer seven of ten questions. Topics include literature, government, boxing receipts, Henry Hudson’s vessel, apes, All-Star pitching, and earth’s solid portion. The text invites readers to try and provide answers after attempting the test.
Representative Ben Jensen of Extra Wednesday in Washington blocked unanimous consent for a bill to authorize a toll bridge at Florence. The measure, introduced by Charles Mc Laughlin, would let Douglas County build and operate the bridge and be paid off in 20 years before becoming free.
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