Atlantic News Telegraph Subscriber Notice and Rates
Public notice for subscribers of The News Telegraph in Atlantic detailing delivery options and rates by carrier and mail. Instructions advise calling 7 PM to address missed papers and to contact the office for address changes or service notices. The text lists rates for Cass and adjoining counties, Iowa outside Cass, U.S. and Canada, with contact numbers for the editor and business office.
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News-Telegraph
Rush to Pass War Power Bill Threatens Civil Liberties
Editorial warns that urgent wartime legislation could grant the president sweeping powers under an emergency clause. While supporting aid to Britain, the piece argues for strict time limits to protect constitutional rights and prevent permanent loss of freedoms.
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Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Trend Toward Christianity Gains Momentum Across Nation
Observers report a broad revival of religion as Europe’s horrors spark interest in Christian ideals. In Chicago a 900-member Fellowship club meets weekly to discuss practical Christianity, while church attendance rises and schools consider Christian courses. The overall impact remains uncertain but potentially profound.
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Europe
Brotherhood of Man
Chicago
Fellowship Club
Lessons of History and Democracy’s Duty
Dr Charles A Beard argues lessons of history warn against dictatorship as self-destructive yet hopeful that truth prevails. He sees democracy strengthened when many citizens vote, while apathy threatens governance. Iowa voters show high participation, suggesting robust democratic health.
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Charles A. Beard
Hidtebtuin
Beard
Jowans
Towa
Revival of Sub Cabinet Air Post Urged as Bomber Production Struggles
The article surveys stalled bomber production and tangled administration amid wartime needs. It notes calls to centralize control of aircraft management, mentions Robert Lovett and a revived assistant secretary of war for air, and reports on Ford labor talks in Detroit plus Dowding's arrival in the U.S. to speed deliveries.
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Ford
Labor Department
Wheeler
Florida
Joe Kennedy
Wall Street
Army Air Corps
Navy
Robert Lovett
Weld War Avy See
Yorl
Washington
Stimcon
Lovett
Oir
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Britain
Germany
Italy
Hugh Dowding
RAF Fighter Command
Kansas City
Dew
Hitler
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Army
Cordell
UAW dispute stalls Ford Bennett rehiring terms
The United Auto Workers press for full reinstatement of union members at Ford plants while Edsel and Bennett clash over promises to rehire about 50 workers. Dewey demands union loyalty and nontroublemakers, Baldwin counters. Deadlock continues amid broader labor tensions and defense production notes.
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Bennett
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Edsel
Ford
Lincoln
River Rouge
UAW
R. J. Thomas
Thomas
Deanna Durbin
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H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Potomac
Defense Housing
Charles F. Palmer
U. S. Housing Authority
Wheeler
Kennedy
Burt Wheeler
Joe Kennedy
SEC
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Palm Beach
Florida
Washington
Siren Memoir Of Pursuit During Wallace Visit
A police driver recalls using a radio equipped scout car first, then a larger car, a car with detectives, and a motorcycle man to navigate traffic. He describes calling the motorcycle man from the rear during jams and using the siren only once during Wallace's two day visit.
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Wallace
White shirts make comeback among city notables
Grover Hall’s passing stirs readers in Montgomery Als with memories of a beloved editor. The columnick notes white shirt fashion resurges in New York as notable men such as Clay Morgan NBC Count Gosta Morner John Paul Stack and Bill Lundell adopt the look. A tale of a lonely boy sharing sugar with a sad eyed draft horse adds humane color amid a civic anti noise drive. George Matthew Adams extols praise and the value of a kind compliment to workers.
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New York
Clay Morgan
NBC
Gosta Morner
John Paul Stack
Bill Lundell
Arthur Train
Percy Waxman
Third Avenue
27Th St
Dobbin
Test Questions on Yearly Knowledge Across Topics
Daily Knowledge Test presents ten questions on leap years naval vessels presidents geometry amusement rides treaties and arts. It asks about the next leap year the old U S vessel competing names Hendricks sport Lou Nova postal cards and the composer of Babes in Toyland with page seven for answers.
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U. S
Thomas A. Hendricks
Spain
Chance Shapes Life and Destiny in Edgar A Guest Poem
The poem reflects on how chance governs daily events and future outcomes. It argues that without risk and chance, life would be dull and static, as small acts influence destinies beyond prediction. The future is built from what may come and what might have been, yet people rarely assess losses and gains accurately.
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Congress
Britain
England
Edgar A. Guest
Common Errors In Addressing Professors And Doctors
A guidance note urges using full titles in conversation to avoid slang. It cites examples like doctor and professor and recommends spelling out the terms rather than abbreviating them.
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Prof. Jones
Professor Jones
Adelaine De Walt Reynolds Receives National Accolade
Washington report notes Adelaine De Walt Reynolds an 80 year old screen actress from Vinton Iowa honored in the capital for a career beginning in childhood. The piece also comments on lease lend war policy, defense commissions on land sales, Ford's defense contract stance and labor market freedom amid Washington routines.
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Washington, D. C
Adelaine de Walt Reynolds
University of California
Four Acore
Vinton
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Audubon Civil War Vet to Observe 95th Birthday
Audubon Iowa veteran W H Jay, living with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs W H Fry, will celebrate his ninety fifth birthday Thursday with a small dinner and open house. His children include James Jay of Sterling Colorado and three Audubon area daughters. he has eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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W. H. Fry
Alfred Ramsey
Greeley
Colo
Fred McCristal
Ross
Drive Safe: Leave Early to Reach Destination Safely
A public safety advisory urges travelers to start half an hour earlier to allow slower, safer driving. The guidance emphasizes cautious speed, reduced risk of accidents, and planning extra time for arrival. Authorities stress prudent choices behind the wheel.
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