Atlantic News Telegraph Publication Details and Subscriber Notice
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces its publication schedule and rates as of the latest issue, with editor F D Simpson and staff contacts. A subscriber notice lists delivery options and a phone number for evening delivery issues, plus instructions to notify the office for address changes or discontinuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph Pullbong Corporation
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
News Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Prices Down Yet Business Still Bright Says Economist
An economist argues that a broad price decline signals no lasting crisis. He cites consumer wealth, strong bank deposits, bumper crops, housing demand, and rising government spending as factors sustaining good times despite lower prices. He notes some market closures and cautious savers but remains optimistic for sound operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progres
U. S
Communist Justice in Mindszenty Trial
The Mindszenty trial in Hungary shows communist justice in action as the cardinal, accused for opposing communist rule, delivers a final statement while his defense lawyer praises communism and aligns with the prosecution. The outcome seemed foregone, revealing a staged trial meant to showcase opposition to communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Boy Scout Week Emphasizes Delinquency Fight and Citizenship
The article extols Boy Scout Week as a major effort against juvenile delinquency. It notes the vast scope with 2,200,000 boys and leaders in the United States and praises Atlantic’s strong scouting presence and nearby camp. It asserts scouts cultivate good citizenship benefiting Cass County and the wider community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Week
United States
Atlantic
Cass County
Editorial Briefs Reflect Busy Debates Over Leisure and Labor
The piece contrasts views on reducing work hours to boost leisure with worries about the resulting problems. It notes Senator Robert Taft has stirred discussion in the Senate and Congress over his cautious, sincere approach to public issues, suggesting his stance warrants consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taft
Auuch Kickine
Senate
Gye ‘Eela
Taft
Senate small business committee fight splits Washington
The article reviews a partisan clash over reviving the small business committee led by Senator Murray of Montana with support from Pepper of Florida and McMahon of Connecticut. Opponents cite authority limits and push back with a plan to appoint a strong subcommittee while debating fiscal motives and legislative impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioweve Co
Sanuitors
Post-Emorcom
Dann
Jim Murray
Moduna
Alwayr
Colleaenes
Cintde Pepper
Florida
Weather and shelter for cattle and city transit strain
The text contrasts harsh farm winters in Kansas with New York transit crowding and shelter issues. It notes cattle shelters built with brush, barns, and crude designs amid blizzards, while New York’s Manhattan Express handles up to 8,000 passengers per train and local stations expand to ten-car loads, highlighting strain on both rural and urban systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yooute-Piav
New York
Aethenik
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Perth
Kocardins
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Oo Manhattan
Tne
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem fragment reflects on time and missed chances. Lines warn that busyness delays action and future opportunities may fade like manna. A rural pedestrian safety note appears amid garbled text urging white clothing when walking at night.
Farm Bureau backs park plan at Lewis farm site
The Cass County Farm Bureau directors vote to support the Cold Springs state park development. Farmers in the Dean watershed agree to soil conservation measures to reduce runoff during heavy rains. State conservation commission commits funds to build flood control and prevent silting in the dike area. The group urges completion of the project to boost the region’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aboothe Dam
He Cass Yetty
Prom Bureau
Dean Vheck
Cod
Farm Electric Lines Tax Exemption Proposed
Reading notes discuss bills to exempt farm electric lines from taxes and to regulate deer tagging and insurance loopholes. The text mentions private pig to doe breeding, vehicle speed warnings, and unclear references to law changes and safety aims.
Washington Letter From Henry Schuler and Capitol News
In Washington Henry C Schuler of Nobletownship Cass County visits his son in the General Accounting office and recalls inaugural ball days. Senate Chaplain Dr Peter Marshall dies. Senate adjourns to honor him and quotes on liberty are highlighted. Truman’s place as 32nd president noted, Lincoln Day events announced with Governor Dewey as speaker. Discussion of Republican leadership and Dewey’s standing contrasts with the 80th Congress record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washington
Henry Co. Schuler
Nobletownship
Cass County
Republiccan County Central Committee
Schuler
General Accounting Office
National Capital
Ben F. Jensen
Senate
Peter Marshall
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Peter
Scotland
Ufe
New York Avene
United States Senate
Dr. Marshall
Saltonstall
Marshall
Truman
United States
Women's Republican League
Mayflower
Dewey
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Congress
Scott
80Th Congress
Hugh Scott
High Pressure Defense Takes Control In Close Contest
A tense game saw the defense pressure the opponent into turnovers, shifting momentum and allowing a late run. Key players contributed energy and effort, while the crowd sensed a decisive finish as the clock waned.
Des Moines J C Award Highlighted by JCs
The Iowa state Junior Chamber of Commerce board closed its quarterly meeting with 221 members at the annual banquet. National President Paul D. Bagwell praised JCs for concern with local, state, and national welfare, and Des Moines received a certificate for the outstanding single safety project of 1948 for its safety council efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa State Junior Chamber of Commerce Board
Paul D. Bagwell
Lansing
Mich
Juycees
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic News- Telegraph
The
News and Telegraph
Towa
Member
Laws Daily Press Association
Town Press Association
National Editorial Association
Lews Daily Press Association
Gerald Bogan
405 Shops
E. P W. Chase
Wasington, D. C
Case
Canada
Cass
Renee
Ast
Communist “Justice
Drew Pearson
Drew Pants
Cnn
John Tadas
Ds Rae
Tata
Carolina
Torresii
End of Small Business Committee
Ak Beata
Teauert May
South Carolina
Todd Ouoa
Cee Mery
Lee
Coulissant
Cate
Roberteon
Boone
Montara
Henderson Lanham
Geeta
Pot Herds, Jr
Viena
Weshert
Dhiowsan
Amd
Odin McCormack
Brestee
Ferocas Democratic
Ein Hell Samadteate
Brey
Charles B.eae
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
HK HK
Mose
Wdd
Colvinia
Farm Bureau
Lewis
Lee Jolson
Cas County
Lewis Ark
Dun
Williop
John
Piro
Pen Moines Lin
Wien
Gore
E. P. Chase
Pension Office
Theodore Roosevelt
Secret Service
Bagdad
Potomac
Gus Kuester
Ken Evans
Ben Jensen
Ben
Leroy Peterson
Henry K. Peterson
High Pressure
DES Moines J. C
Lou Camblin
Eepsak Diamond
Dr. Solebury
Worthington Hatchery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!