Atlantic News Telegraph has new delivery options and rates
Atlantic subscribers can arrange evening delivery by calling before 7 PM at a separate number. The notice lists subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic, Cass county, Iowa, across the state, and to Canada, with various term lengths and a 90 cent fee for changes or cancellations.
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Cass
Iowa
U. 8
Canada
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Commie Radio
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Europe
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New York
Italy
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Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
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People’s Army
Need An Enforcement Arm for the U N After World War I
The piece argues the United Nations lacks police power to enforce its rulings and could collapse under pressure from states refusing Palestine partition. It warns that without authority the U N may retreat to talks and essays, and that Palestine will test whether the new world order endures.
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U.N
Palestine
No Hoarding Please Prices May Level Off
Federal authorities urge buyers not to rush purchases despite dips. They say avoiding hoarding prevents a price rebound and a deeper recession. With consumer funds intact, demand should return as prices seem fairer, stabilizing markets and averting a crash.
The South Stays Democratic Amid Truman Bill Of Rights Debate
The piece argues the southern Democrats will not break with Truman’s party despite opposition to the Truman bill of rights. Habit and political risk deter defection, as a break would mainly help Republicans and could cost Truman the next election if the South demonstrates its power to the northern wing.
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Solid South
Truman
Congress Faces Pigeonholed Bills Before Elections
The text argues that controversial programs will be delayed until after the election while popular bills pass smoothly. It singles out the Mars plan as urgent, asserting prolonged debate would worsen European unrest and urging swift congressional action.
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Congress
Europe
Prohibition Pressure Puts Scotch Prices Out of Reach
The article notes Britain faces a dollar famine that could drive prohibition. To secure dollars, Britain exports all exportable goods including Scotch whiskey. As a result Scotch sells for $20 a bottle domestically and drinks cost $1.20 to $1.80, pricing many Britons out of consumption.
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Britain
Little
Isle
Help Friendship Train and Maxton Strongs Now
Editorial briefs urge readers to donate to the Friendship Train or the Maxton Strongs. Contributions are already arriving and the piece stresses urgency, urging quick action before time runs out.
Marshall outlines aims of European recovery plan and peace drive
Secretary of State George Marshall speaks plainly to the Junior Chamber about European reconstruction. He urges helping allies raise living standards through U.S. tools and cooperation, stressing non imperial aims and world peace.
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Drew Pearson
Marshall
Jaycees
Washington
George Marshall
Congress
China
Midwest
Man in Overalls
Condemned to work with words was I and every time my motor stalls I need that man in overalls. I envy his skill as he bends beneath the hood and fixes what I cannot. I hail the useful man in overalls and feel relief when he answers my calls.
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Edgar A
Truman asks extension of federal aid highway program
President Truman urged Congress to extend the federal aid highway program through mid 1951 at $3.5 billion annually. He said states need advance federal action to plan engineering and budgets for statewide highway programs with state legislatures meeting early in 1940.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Balcony plans and political talk from a New York columnist
A Yonkers reader muses on building a balcony at home to address crowds and compare leaders. He jokes about a pulpit balcony, mosquitos, and a public address system, while noting Truman, Mussolini, and the Guggenheim move. The piece blends humor with political satire and urban folly.
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New York
Yonkers
Mr. Truman
Fine Arts
Passage on Orville Wright and the impact of flight
Washington obituary reflects on Orville Wright's death and the Wright brothers' pioneering air travel. It discusses the airplane's transforming effect on society, mobility, and commerce while noting both peaceful benefits and the potential for warlike use.
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Washington, D. C
Orville Wright
Wilbur Wright
Washington, D.C
Postscript News and Political Gleanings From Bethesda
A nostalgic note features a Shirley Temple photograph with a Pulitzer link and a remark about a 1933 prize. Treasurer actions show Truman’s reshuffle of the Federal Reserve, replacing Marriner Eccles with a conservative. The Mead Brewster Hughes committee era ends, credited with saving millions. Lincoln dinner set for Feb 5 at Hotel Statler. Emancipator birthday event planned in Montgomery County with Rep Jim Wadsworth as speaker. Bethesda Chevy Chase American Legion seeks 125000 for a memorial building, having raised about 40000 so far.
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Truman
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
McCabe
Eccles
Senate
Truman Committee
Mead
Brewster
Howard Hughes
Fdr
Hotel Statler
Montgomery County
Jim Wadsworth
New York
Drive safely and allow extra time for travel
A public safety admonition urges drivers to take it easy on the road and give themselves extra time. It cautions against speeding to avoid missing or delaying plans and emphasizes cautious, patient driving behavior.
Neighborhood woes and curious notes spill from Looking Around
A city diary style column covers a neighbor with a barking big dog stealing bones from Tuffy, sparrow and starling sightings in the yard, radio versions of Gettysburg Address from a New Orleans station, and a prankish strawberry planting question answered in a comical way by the county extension director referenced as Cliff Hardie.
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Tuffy
Eer
New Orleans
The
Southernaires
Cliff Hardie
Walk Against Traffic on Open Highway Warns of Oncoming Danger
A reader warns to walk against traffic on an open highway to see what is coming, emphasizing danger from vehicles and urging caution for pedestrians in exposed roadways.
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