07 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
1
syndicated wire notices from Des Moines via Iowa Daily Press Association filed by Paul R. Bumbarger in Kenwood with W. special news representative bureau presence confirms desk assignments and location details.
The article weighs whether the United States should provide aid to Europe as gifts or loans. It argues loans risk becoming gifts through nonpayment, harming U S goodwill and triggering European sales to the U S, and suggests outright grants might better win support and stabilize recovery.
An Indiana food processor fined $1,000 for selling rotten tomato products marks a 24th pure food act violation. The writer argues for stricter laws to shut down habitual offenders before any injury occurs, comparing the risk to gun violence and urging preemptive action to protect the public.
The Revised Standard Version will replace the American Standard Version of 1901 and joins famous translations like Bishops' Bible 1568 King James 1611 and English Revised 1881. Group scholarly effort with church backing produced these major versions. Individual translations exist but lack comparable impact.
W. W. Moeller, executive secretary of the Master Builders association, told about 200 attendees at the 34th annual convention that while housing is the primary problem, some commercial building must proceed to provide jobs for potential home buyers.
Those who desire extra copies of The News Telegraph should notify this office in advance so the supply will not be exhausted.
In Luxembourg seized cartel files reveal U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel executives coordinated with German and European firms to divide world steel markets. Minutes show quota systems and price controls used to curb rivals while Germans exceeded quotas and profited for war. Article also criticizes Truman cabinet picks and cites Forrestal and Pauley conflicts.
A quatrain verse reflecting on riches of the mind and friendship. It notes a dime given to a boy creating a lifetime memory and praises the steady support of a true friend beyond life. The piece closes with lines on the enduring hope to grow into a better self through loyal companionship.
Anamona Iowa February 7 AP Psychological interviews start with 80 boys dubbed makers at the State Teele school for boys in Eldora. The boys are segregated in an annex of the reform school as Dr Harold Skeels of the University of Iowa arrives to interview backgrounds and conduct intelligence tests.
The Iowa state health department reports about 826 tuberculosis deaths in the previous year across Des Moines and the state, averaging 12.71 per 100 000 population. The 1944 figure was 845 deaths at a rate of 183.46 per 100 000.
The text recalls dining across New York hotels and restaurants during a packing house strike, noting meat shortages and thrift. It highlights raw oysters from Bill Ellsworth’s boats, oysters Driscoll, Oyster Rockefeller in New Orleans, and memorable beefsteak at Charlie’s Steak House in Greenville.
At Manley the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs Herman Benker was celebrated with attendance by Griswold G H Bierbaum and nephews Roy and Harry Bierbaum. Mrs Benker is sister of G H Bierbaum.
Des Moines yesterd ay announced the appointment of Mrs. Jean Stout Brown of Cedar Rapids as publicity director. A 1934 University of Iowa graduate, she taught radio writing last semester and will earn 5600 dollars yearly. Des Moines also notes Drake runner Fred Feiler sailed to Boston to compete in the Billings two mile invitational handicap at the 57th Boston A A games.
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