Rates and delivery notice for Atlantic News Telegraph
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with regional pricing for Cass and adjoining counties and U S deliveries. A subscriber notice urges readers to call before 7 PM if evening delivery fails and to inform the office of address changes or service interruptions.
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Atlantic
Case
Iowa
Cass
U. S
Tien
Manmonth
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
The Hopeless German Offensive Under Review
A historical analysis argues the German assault is a futile push that delays Allied plans but risks heavy German losses in men and matériel. It suggests the Reich cannot replace casualties and that the attack will not produce lasting gains, only retreat by Allied forces.
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Germany
Reich
Hitler Wrong Again on Fasicsm and Global Threats
The piece argues Hitler’s fortress fantasy proves little, calling fascism a global danger. It contends many followers exist worldwide, forming fortresses of belief that threaten liberty more than any captive leader.
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Germany
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Alps
Record of loyalty shines in 100th Infantry Battalion
The 100th Infantry Battalion, entirely Japanese American, fought in both hemispheres and includes 1,020 Purple Heart recipients, 44 Silver Star winners, 31 Bronze Star wearers, and nine Distinguished Service Cross holders plus a presidential citation. FBI records show no Nisei convictions for sabotage in the U.S. or Hawaii.
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FBI
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Hawaii
Kidnapping Case Heads To High Court In Iowa
In Dubuque Iowa on December 19 1930 the question of sending 85 year old Leeter Thoman to Milwaukee to face kidnapping charges over Richard Edward Bahl 6 heads to the Iowa supreme court. Judge John G Chalmers denied in district court a writ of habeas corpus and a warrant is issued in Milwaukee. Thoman claims the child is his son born out of wedlock to Lavina Bahl of Dubuque and now Milwaukee. Miss Bahl denies Thoman is the father.
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Leeter Thoman
Milwaukee
Wik
Richard
Edward Bahi
Iowa Supreme Court
John G. Chalmers
Milwa
Thoman
Richard Edward Thoman
Lavina Bahl
Casey Claude Osborn Travels After Mother’s Death
Casey Claude Osborn went to Santiago on Saturday after being summoned by the death of his mother Mrs. Thomas Ogborn a former Casey resident.
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Casey
Claude Osborn
Santiago
Thomas Ogborn
Washington notes and political chatter from a Mrs. Chase visit
In Washington DC E. P. Chase meets with Democratic leaders at the Mayflower Hotel to discuss Iowa patronage and party matters while national issues include immigration Palestine debate. Snow fades, holiday shopping brisk, Cass county bonds underperform, and a band leader is jailed for Selective Service violations amid wartime duty reflections.
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Mayflower
G. G. Jack
Atlantic
Iowa
Jeck
House of Congress
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U. S
Clyde S. Herring
Jane More
Harlan
Harold Young
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa Employment Trust Fund to Be Eight Million Richer
Des Moines reports that a war risk amendment to the Iowa employment security law will add about 8 million dollars to the employment security trust fund before expiration. Chairman Claude M. Stanley said the two and a half year measure, covering July 1, 1948 to December 31, 1945, brought in over 3 million in the first year with about 560 employers affected in 1944. The amendment aims to bolster unemployment benefits during and after wartime, especially for long duration workers.
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Iowa
Claude M. Stanley
Employmen Security Commission
Stanley
Hoover Seeps Doubts On 1948 GOP Hopefuls At Meeting
Former President Hoover, in a long talk with Paul Smith, criticizes Republican leadership and Dewey’s 1944 stance while favouring a cautious path for 1948. He doubts Dewey’s chances and hints Stassen could be a viable nominee if his wartime views shift.
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Herbert Hoover
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Tom Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Alf Landon
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Dewey
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Holland
Lookin Around and Milk Quest Featured by Local Folks
Pam Hamilton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Hamilton, says its up to Santa what he brings. A mother struggles to get children to drink milk, recalling a dentist visit where the most compliant yielded the fewest cavities. Hogs near Harry Wedemeyer’s farm prompt talk of high priced pork as market heads near. Mr Wedemeyer reports a lost billfold attached to the day’s events.
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Mrs
Morris Hamilton
Santa
Pam
Harry Wedemeyer
Mr. Wedemeyer
Hogs Eat Cash and Papers from Wallet During Chore Time
A man reported that while doing chores a hogs ate part of his wallet contents, taking 13 of 20 dollars, and leaving him without his driver license and other valuable papers. The incident notes loss of money and essential documents.
Nebraska Girls Learn Fake Marriages In Alliance
Four Alliance girls who believed they wed air force paratroopers last August were told the ceremonies were fake. A soldier impersonating an army chaplain conducted the so called weddings in an Alliance barracks, now overseas. The judge found no marriage certificate on record in Box Butte County.
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Neb
Air Force
Penrose E. Romig
Alliance Army Air Base
Romig
Box Butte
Judson and Bell Ringing World Highlight Wartime Books
Arthur Judson, 63, a talent magnate, discusses vaudeville and musicians with prominent figures at a literary tea hosted by Ellen Ballon in New York. Poet Ralph Gustafson debuts Flight Into Darkness from Pantheon Books. Kinship of publishers and critics fills a wartime gathering praising Cerf and Pantheon.
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Arthur Judson
Judson
Urneol
Ohio
Dunbars
Philadelphia Orchestra
New York Stadium
Ellen Ballon
Ralph Gustafson
Pantheon Books
Just Folks Poem by Edgar A. Guest
The poem speaks of honesty and courage as battles beyond the field call for resolve. It contrasts the lure of pleasant news with the cost of neglecting duty and the need to act rather than linger in doubt.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
War Poem Reflects on Soldiers’ Fatigue and Sacrifice
A 1944 poem laments the toll of war on soldiers and civilians. It contrasts the narrator’s weariness with the endurance of boys in fox holes and those who eat tins of beans while fighting for land sky and sea. It expresses deep fatigue yet honors their sacrifices.
Accident Injures Arthur Wahlert in Hillrose
Word reached relatives that Arthur Wahlert of Hillrose Colorado was seriously injured last week when his stalled truck was struck by a car. He suffered crushed legs and is hospitalized in Cheyenne Wyoming. He is married with three children.
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