Des Moines News Bureau Details and Rates
Represented in Des Moines by the Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau. Gerald Bogan, Manager, 405 Shape Building. E. P. Chase, Special News Representative, Washington, D. C. Member Iowa Daily Press Association, Iowa Press Association, and National Editorial Association. 10¢ $1.90 $8.60 87.00: 86.00 $3.26' $1.75 70¢ $7.00 $3.75 62.10 80ce
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Gerald Bogan
Shape Building
E. P. Chase
Washington, D. C
Iowa Press Association
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National Editorial Association
We Break Down in Printing Delayed Tuesday News Telegraph
The press broke last night delaying delivery to Wednesday. The fault caused four hours of teardown and reassembly. The note thanks readers and advertisers for cooperation during shortages and paper limits.
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City Delivery
Elk Horn-Kimballten road urged to become all weather
A column urges speeding up improvements on the Elk Horn-Kimballten road as a federal aid secondary route. Cass county reports unobligated road funds of 105,048.57 and Shelby county 291,154.16 as of November 1, totaling 394,182.73, to be used for paving when spring arrives.
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Elk Horn-Kimballten
Cass County
Shelby County
Big Money in 1947 US Retail Sales Hit Record
Total U S retail sales in 1947 reached 117.724 billion, up from 42.042 billion in 1939. The 21 leading firms accounted for 12.456 billion, about 11 percent of the total. There were 48 billion spending units. 64 percent earned but spent less than they made, saving about 806 dollars on average.
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United States
U. S
Change in publicity shifts from livestock to 4-H youth at shows
For years publicity favored fat cattle hogs and horses. Now the spotlight favors young 4-H members and their projects including seamstressing canning and prize animals. Farm youth are becoming the most publicized product of the American farm.
Editorial Briefs on Living Costs and Alumni Pressure
Fragmented notes discuss rising living costs and a perceived shift in public mood. It mentions alumni scrutiny of athletic programs and coaches, suggesting a broader push for cost containment and accountability. The text expresses tension between supporter groups and critics, with no clear conclusion.
Secretaries clash as Berlin issues and Ruhr handover rise
Marshall and Clay clash over Berlin mediation and Ruhr industries being handed back to German cartels. Truman weighs in on anti monopoly push as McCarthy targets life insurance rackets, while a missing pilot’s widow sheds light on a policy clause.
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Drew Pearson
Clay
Ruhr
Marshall
Truman
Congress
Washington
Parie
Celentey
Europe
Lucius Clay
Manns
Redbert Murphy
Murphy
Berlin
United Nations
Paris
The
Herald Tribune
Clay Ant Murphy
U. S
U.S. Defense Department
Bob Murphy
France
Montana
Jim Murray
White House
Senate
Small Business Committee
Jim
Charles Murray
Lewistown
Timan
Virginia
Dewey
Maryland
New York
California
Robert Fraser
Marine Corps’ Care
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company
McCarthy
Marine Comandant
Clifton Cates
Orivine
Fraser
Major Fraser
Acacia Company
Capitol
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Lost by one who learned too late that time for man will never wait. A chance to call upon a friend before journeys end, who can that precious hour remind? Reward to anyone who finds and returns peace of mind. Want ads recover dogs rings and lost papers for such things.
Edgar A. Guest Tribute Excerpt Notes Reprint Policy
A public note states works by poet Edgar A. Guest cannot be reused beyond initial publication and requests copyright adherence. The snippet references restrictions on reprinting or redistribution of the 48 line excerpt.
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Edgar A
Guest
Mencken Suffers Slight Stroke at Johns Hopkins
The 68 year old author critic and newspaperman H L Mencken was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital on November 25 after suffering a small stroke. Hospital officials described his condition as satisfactory as can be expected.
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Baltimore
H. L. Mencken
John Hopkins Hospital
Radio and fashion rouse New York readers in satire
A fragmented column attacks the Seventh Avenue press agents who swindled women with Paris outfits and mocks the overbearing radio culture. It laments loud music in radio plays and the decline of sacred organ beauty, urging silence and restraint instead.
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New York
C. B. Deiseetl
Seventh Avenue
Paris
America
West Coast
Miss Bruce
Poanr
Rosalind Russell
Unclear Clockwork Metaphor in McNaught Syndicate Ad
The fragment describes timing methods and sounds including a ticking clock a soft bell and a hyena scream. Released by McNaught Syndicate Inc.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Berlin airlift resumes partial operations after fog
The Allied air lift to blockaded Berlin partially resumes after nearly two days of disruption due to fog. Shuttle planes from Fassberg and Wunstorf land at Tempelhof, Gatow, and Tegel. American bases at Frankfurt and Wiesbaden remain fogged in.
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Berlin
Fassberg
Wunstorf
Tempelhof
Gatow
Tegel
Frankfurt
Wiesbaden
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
John Crosby
Herald-Tribune
Radio
Net
Crosby Jin
Roosevelt
Helen L. Bruce
Gardner
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