Notice to Atlantic Subscribers on Phone Delivery Changes
Atlantic readers of The News Telegraph are urged to call 585-M before 7 PM if evening deliveries fail. The notice clarifies that changes, address updates, or delivery notices must be made to the newspaper office, not the carrier.
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Budget Brings Pressure on Washington Democrats
The article notes a $46 billion debt ceiling and the strain on lawmakers to cut spending without losing party workers’ support. Election-year politics heighten the risk of public payroll and income reductions, leaving Democratic leaders tense about the fall outlook and the party’s cohesion.
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What is the Cure for a Nation’s Ills in Campaign Season
The piece argues campaigns repeat familiar critiques and urges politicians to present a practical healing plan. It contends voters seek workable solutions and that a candidate offering a sensible plan could win a large share of votes regardless of party.
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Pan-American highway to foster peace and cooperation
The Pan-American Highway will be a 16 606 mile concrete ribbon within years. It will open new frontiers for American motorists and foster understanding and goodwill between the United States and southern nations, strengthening Pan American cooperation.
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Editorial Briefs on Health Reform and Labor United
The piece critiques national health plans as shifting medical costs to taxpayers, warns of higher taxes, and condemns government bureaus as partisan. It also discusses a rise in anti communist sentiment boosting opposition within the CIO and calls John L. Lewis to purge Reds to save labor unity.
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Russian Agents Inspect U S War Plant Roles In Roosevelts Embargo
Washington reports 75 to 100 Russian agents and inspectors work in U S aircraft and defense plants under Amtorg control. Agencies consider excluding foreign visitors. Congress may legislate an exclusion policy. McNutt faced a tense moment at an American Legion meeting while Johnson spoke.
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Portraits from the City and Stage in Wartime Light
A column blends views on office furniture shortages, leather wrapped chair legs, and hints of 1940 fashion shifts with scenes from Broadway and Hudson river liners. Violinist Jascha Heifetz discusses family life, travel fatigue, and artistic standards at his Madison Avenue suite as his two children and pets anchor a quiet domestic portrait.
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President rules out ICC expansion amid CAA satisfaction
The president assured Hinckley there was no shift toward expanding the ICC. He cited satisfaction with the Civil Aeronautics Administration functioning and his intention to avoid enlarging ICC powers, deeming them burdensome and bureaucratic.
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Bend seven quiz questions from old newspaper page
Reader tests include citizenship for adopted aliens, largest non Great Lake lake, definition of pulmator, religion founded by Mary Baker Eddy, California city with most people, quarts in a bushel, no hit no run World Series, far farming, pronunciation of charta, Noahs Ark resting place after flood. multiple trivia queries appear as page seven answers.
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Just-as-goods swarm as inventors chase profits
Walt Mason laments how quick copycats flood the market, snatching ideas from neighbors, books, cartoons, and even prune recipes. He warns that clever lines and old poets are imitated, stifling originality and souring the creative spirit. Copyright 1929.
The Owl and the Pussy Cat See in Night Vision
The owl and the pussy cat can see better at night but humans lack night vision and cannot join their nocturnal vision advantage.
Former Local Man George W. Martin Now in Holland
George W. Martin, once a local resident, now stationed in The Hague after years with Standard Oil in Bucharest Romania. He notes Holland tensions with Germany subside recently and that he sent his wife toward Paris before the danger eased. Martin, Atlantic High School alumnus, is son of W. B. Martin, living with Ralph King in San Diego.
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Today’s Common Barros Se RR Re Ie Never Say We Divided Two
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