Atlantic News Telegraph subscription rates and delivery notice
The Atlantic News Telegraph outlines carrier and mail rates for subscriptions in and outside Cass County with durations from one month to one year. It also provides a delivery notice instructing subscribers who miss evening papers to call before 7 PM at a specific telephone line and to notify the office, not the carrier, for any address changes or discontinuations.
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Atlantic
Cass Anc
Cass
U. S
Iowa
Baes Watengeens
Wscccene
Wwnn
Stael
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Call for banning ex government officials from lobbying after service
Opinion argues a prohibition on lobbying by former officials, sparked by the dismissal of an assistant attorney general and Corcoran's lobbying ties. It contends the practice breeds suspicion in contracting for government work, urges bipartisan support, and distinguishes beneficial lobbying from improper influence.
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Thomas Corcoran
Fifth Term Forecast by David Lawrence on Roosevelt
Columnist argues Roosevelt will seek a fifth term health permitting The piece claims the New Deal has become a self perpetuating political machine expanding powers beyond its original scope and undermining judicial and legislative authority It compares Roosevelt to a bridge player unwilling to give up the bid and notes his craving for crisis leadership and the spotlight as signs he will stay in office as long as his health allows.
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David Lawrence
Roosevelt
Lawrence
We Wash the Dog
A humorous column describes Tuffy the dog being bathed in a basement tub. He resists, escapes, and is carried back for soaping and rinsing, finally shaking off water and returning to the house freed of odor.
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Tuffy
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Iowa and Washington Notes Collected in Senate Roundup
Washington reports on Senator George A. Wilson’s gradual recovery from jaw infection and plans for new store teeth. It notes Senator Clyde L. Herring’s return to Iowa and a tribute party for Gillette and Gilchrist, with W. S. Jacobsen among attendees. It mentions debates over new state department appointments led by Joseph C. Grew and opposition to McLeish, Clayton, and Rockefeller, plus notes on winter weather, James Wilson's new grandson and promotion, and a House meeting schedule for holiday recess.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
George A. Wilson
Clyde L. Herring
Washington
Forlows
Iowa
Iowa Society of Washington
Karl LeCompte
Iowa House
Guy M. Gillette
Fred C. Gilchrist
Congress
W. 8. Jacobsen
Clinton
Senate
Joseph C. Grew
Archibald McLeish
William L. Clayton
Nelson D. Rockefeller
Harry Hopkins
McLeish
OPA Plans Flat Ceiling on Live Cattle
A new proposal for flat ceilings on live cattle will be submitted by the OPA to Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson. The decision was made by Price Administrator Chester Bowles during a conference with OPA officials on a threatened wholesale shutdown of retail meat dealers in New York and New Jersey.
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Washington
OPA
Fred M. Vinson
Chester Bowles
New York
New Jersey
Rockefeller Grew and the State Department Career Controversy
A 1944 overview traces Nelson Rockefeller and Joseph Grew through cabinet debates on diplomacy, career service reforms, and promotions. It covers pay, battles with Kellogg, naval interventions in Nicaragua, Mexico relations, and the 1924 career service creation amid charges of favoritism.
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Dwight Morrow
Smouth
Mexico
Eugene Macf. Hinkle
Gene
State Department
Grew
Shim
Office of Press Relations
Hinkle
Kellogg
Joseph C. Grew
Frank B. Kellogg
Joe Grew
Turkey
Hugh Wilson
Switzerland
Leland Harrison
Sweden
Butler Wright
Hungary
Key
Be! Syndicate, Inc
A Boy Reflects Honor to His Parents in Poem
The speaker praises a well mannered boy who returns home with a broad grin and polished shoes, attributing his good conduct to the loving influence of his mother and father. The tribute, though a poem from 1944, extols parental care and devotion shaping a child’s character.
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Edgar A. Guest
Dunbar Bell-Ringers and Ward French Spur Community Concert Model
The article recalls the Dunbar Bell-Ringers once top tier in vaudeville and notes Ward French, a key concert figure who books artists nationwide. It describes his Community Concert Service, tested in Battle Creek in 1919, funding campaigns where locals prepay for future concerts, ensuring access to top global talent in small towns and Town Hall in New York.
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New York
Dunbar
Ward French
United States
Chautauqua
Servirg
Battle Creek
Mich
Town Hall
New Ot
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
United States proposals call for ruthless German war industry abolition
A reliable informant reported that U S proposals to control Germany demand complete and ruthless abolition of German war industries and their wiping out. The report indicates the aim to dismantle Germany's war capacity in the postwar regime.
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London
U. S
Germany
Allies plan joint control over German industry after war
Reports say the United States Britain Russia and France would jointly decide German industrial limits to prevent future aggression. Ambassador Winant allegedly presented memoranda to the European advisory council outlining proposals including restricting chemical and weapon production while permitting civilian medicines. President Roosevelt and the State Department were said to discuss the data during Winant’s Washington visit.
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John G. Winant
European Advisory Council
Germany
Winant
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
United States
Britain
Russia
France
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