Atlas News Telegraph Publishes Rates and Delivery Notice
The News Telegraph announces subscription rates for Atlantic Iowa and surrounding areas, including mail and carrier options. A delivery notice instructs Atlantic subscribers to call before 7 pm if not receiving the paper and to notify the office for address changes or discontinuations.
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Atlantic
Case
Wells
Iowa
Cass
U. S
Canada
News- Telegraph
Newa-Telegraph
Unclear Pacific Campaigns Highlight Marshall Islands Invasion
The article contrasts Japanese resistance in the Gilbert Islands with the Marshall Islands invasion. It notes Marshall forces faced minimal resistance, while the Gilbert fight was fierce. It suggests a heavy preliminary bombardment aided rapid US seizure with low American casualties and emphasizes the strategic impact of invading Japanese soil.
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Marshal Islands
Gilberts
Japan
Marshalls
Pavifie
United States
Addice
Japan Faces Starvation Risk As War Strategy Fails
The article argues that tightening Allied siege will cause famine in Japan, surpassing bomb and invasion threats. It asserts Japan cannot feed its population and depends on conquered lands for supplies, concluding defeat followed from failure to secure food and resources.
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Japan
Free Leningrad Rejoins Russia After Siege
Leningrad is freed after a long siege as German forces retreat from the Baltic city. The Soviet people celebrate as the ancient capital regains independence, its history and culture amid war remembered and honored. The city, long famed for arts and social life, stands revived and united with Russia.
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Leningrad
Baltic
Russia
Benjamin Franklin on aerial troops a century before air forces
The piece notes Franklin’s speculative remarks about balloons carrying two men each and costing far less than ships of the line. It argues the idea foreshadowed modern air power, suggesting 10,000 men descending from the clouds could cause widespread mischief before ground forces respond.
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Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin
Prisoners admit Japan whipped as war outlook shifts
Japanese captives in the Marshalls concede Japan is whipped and the war may end with a United Nations victory. The piece notes morale impact on Allies and predicts a tougher path ahead with Roosevelt facing a rebellious Congress and shrinking tax proposals.
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Marshalls
Japan
United Nations
Burton Seen as Possible Coolidge Type GOP Candidate
Senator Harold Burton of Ohio emerges as a potential compromise nominee to heal GOP feuding and challenge FDR in 1944. Garner predicted a Coolidge style president, opposing Roosevelt, and Burton's Cleveland crusading record and terse persona boost his front-runner image amid liberal backing to break convention deadlock.
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Burton
Roosevelt
Garner
Iven Pearson
Washington
Harold Burton
Onie
Coolidge
Ohio
Burton’s Senate Bid Faces GOP Resistance and Peace Drive
Ohio politics soured on Dudley Burton as mayor of Cleveland after he cleaned up the city and defied party leaders. He pursued a 1940 Senate run against Bricker, facing conservative opposition while championing permanent peace with a bipartisan Senate group. Critics warn of a political death by own action as he seeks to represent Ohio rather than the party machine.
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Harding
Ohio
Coolidge
Old Guard
White House
Burton
Massachusettes
Bowdoin College
Maine
Harvard Law School
Boston
Tom Johnson
Cleveland Public Utilities
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Baker
Johnson
Salt Lake City
Utah Power and Light Company
George McGwinn
Cleveland Railway Company
McGwinn
GOP
Roosevelt
Senate
Ed Schorr
Dudley White
Bricker
Washington
Uncle Sam
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
House of Have
House of Want
Cincinnati
New England
Ball
Hatch
Hill
Hull
Moscow
Charley McNary
Oregon
Tom Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Wilkie
Dewey
Taft
Harold Burton
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Local History Highlights From 1934 Events
Wayland Hopley and Fred Hunt attended the Denver live stock show. Georgre Burberry, longtime grocer supplier, died. Kidnappers were active nationwide. Mr and Mrs Paul Enarson left for St Louis. Atlantic beat Creston 28 to 21. Lynch led with 11 points. Jim Chak, Kansas kidnapper and escaped convict, was stopped in Atlantic. Fd and Art Snyder drove to Omaha. Ladies Literary Club met with Mrs J W Lemmon. Atlantic beat Red Oak 27 to 21. Mrs Pearl Clovis of Council Bluffs visited Atlantic.
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Wayland Hopley
Fred Hunt
Denver
Georgre Burberry
Paul Enarson
St. Louis
Atlantic
Creston
Hawkeye
Lynch
Jim Chak
Kansas
Napper
Art Snyder
Omaha
Ladies Literary Club
J. W. Lemmon
Red Oak
Pearl Clovis
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa Hears Moon Request on Hearing Date
Ottumwa city council considered County Attorney John D. Moon's request to move the removal petition hearing for Safety Commissioner G F Rhoads from March 6 to the week of February 7. Moon urged a quicker schedule during the February week.
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Ottumwa
John D. Moon
Moon
All the News When It Is News in The News Telegraph
A compact item notes that The News Telegraph airs full coverage of events as they unfold, emphasizing prompt reporting and local relevance. It signals a newsroom focus on timely, factual updates for residents and readers seeking current information.
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News-Telegraph
Washington in War Time Doleful Holiday Toasts
Report from Washington notes liquor shortages at the President's birthday balls, with no general sale of liquor for festivities. The column discusses the soldier vote debate, Green Lucas federal ballot proposal, and constitutional limits on federal election power. It recounts political tensions over Roosevelt policies and race relations affecting the coming election, plus vivid street scenes near Union Station and war-inflamed city life.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Senate
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Gillette
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
National House
National Congress
Captain Kidd and Jones Tie Fast as Pup Enthralls
Reassurance to readers about a dog story as Captain Kidd, nearing thirteen, befriends a new cocker Jones from Easton. The pair play, with Captain teaching the pup and the two becoming inseparable, while other notes recount letters from veterans and friends, and wartime New York laundries seek efficiency.
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New York
Captain Kidd
Jones
Easton
Captain
Slug
Cocker
Marcelle Tandry
Beaumont
Tex
Col Ne
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
After the struggle ends a few retreat to a bivouac fire and recall the battle. Friends of the field hillside sea and sky who shared a righteous cause will renew laughter and song as years pass. They will carry on the bonds of a common cause until the last has gone.
Lookin Around and Local Happenings Mix in Busy Week
Mrs Horace Nelson Jr receives a Hawaii sent orchid to wear at QELS installation. Lt James Angell calls his wife from the east coast port while his baby daughter remains shy on the phone. Duke Zellmer slated to introduce the Republican governor at a Beat Citizen banquet next Thursday. Shenandoah and Atlantic basketball game ends in wild, tense crowd scene with officials accused and Trojans favored.
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Horace Nelson, Jr
Hawaii
Qels
Schwendemann
J. G
James Angell
A. W. Angell
Ann
Duke" Zellmer
Chamber of Commerce
Duke
Shen
Atlantic
Bob Carey
Don Rice
Home From Camps Adair Among The Boys In Service
Among the boys in service who have been here within the last week are Cpl. Richard Carney and S Sgt Burdette Long both of Camp McCain Mississippi Sgt Bruce Wedemeyer of Ft Dix New Jersey 8 2 e Connie Lulley of Farragut Idaho and John Perry of Jefferson Barracks Missouri.
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Adair
Cpl
Richard Carney
Burdette Long
Camp McCain
Mies
Bruce Wedemeyer
Ft. Dix
N. J
Connie Lulley
Farragut
Idaho
John Perry
Jefferson Barracks
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E. P. Chase
Kenwood, Md
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Thebay
Merry -Go- Round
Texas
Roosvelt
Bricker Vs
Vandenberg
Wilson
South
Mrs. Roosevelt
Pam
Union Station
Treasury
Dr,constean
Fourth Dimension
Rouare
Charles Driscoll
George Braidwood McCoy
North Africa
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George
McCoy
Manhattan
Ter
Lowes
Bernard Blood
Pacific
Meao
Leo A. Ochs
Sioux City
St. Mary's College
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Missouri
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Cedar Rapids
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