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Atlantic
Case
Newn- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Parental delinquency blamed for youth behavior rise
Sociologists nationwide contend that juvenile delinquency reflects parental influence more than youth failure. Courts in some cities punish parents for neglect, while communities and local groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, could provide supervision and a space at city hall to support youth, urging Atlantic to act now.
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United States
Atlantic
Chamber of Commerce
Father Pat McDermott Named Atlantic's Outstanding Citizen of 1943
The Rev. Father P. N. McDermott is praised for holding public roles without pay, leading the county draft board, and serving as national and state Legion chaplain. The piece emphasizes his tact, fairness, and extensive community service as Atlantic honors him.
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P. N. McDermott
Atlantic
The
American Legion
Pat
A Call for Local Action on War Project Cuts
The piece argues that many war projects will be halted soon and local reactions will shape future spending. If chambers of commerce resist cuts, taxes and debt rise. if they accept discontinuance for national good, they aid long term prosperity and economy, earning praise and setting a nationwide example.
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Chambers of Commerce
Best Citizen banquet celebrates Junior Chamber of Commerce
Editorial briefs note Iowa returns to normal after unusual weather and praise the first annual Best Citizen banquet staged under difficult conditions. Items mention family furloughs and military connections with Ratzlaff and Pierson families, plus War Savings Stamps available at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
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Atlantic News- Telegraph
Oil independents face squeeze as wartime gas rationing may persist
In Wichita Falls and Tulsa the rise of big oil companies consumes small producers amid declining crude prices. The author cites OPA and Stabilizer actions as factors, noting half of U S oil is from independents and many wells are stripper wells now being shut down.
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OPA
Willkie
Southwest
Wichita Falls
Tex
America
Roosevelt
Wichia Falls
Texas
Tulsa
Okla
East Texas
Vinson
Howard Pew
Sun Oil
Washington
Independent
Willkie Popularity in Texas Boosted by West Texas Tour
United Feature Syndicate reports in 1944 that Wendell Willkie is seen as the only Republican with a strong 60-40 chance to carry Texas against Roosevelt. The piece recalls his Fort Worth Denver Railway tour drawing large crowds, a Dallas front-page flap, and Grover Hill’s appointment as under-secretary of agriculture amid questions about his past remarks and credibility.
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Washington
Hig
Judge Vinson
Willkie
Texas
Wendell Willkie
Southwest
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Fort Worth
Denver
West Texas
Dallas
Dallas Times-Herald
West Texses
Dallas News
Times-Herald
Times- Herald
Grover Hill
Amarillo
Jesse Jones
Grover
Fred Wallace
Hill
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Local History Highlights from 1924 Week
Mrs C A Grubb entertained the Priscillas. The Marne Record ceased publication. R B Shephard and family returned to Atlantic after Norfolk trip. Prof Louis Pelzer appointed head of Town athletic board. Guthrie Center beat Atlantic 15 12 after foul trouble. First broadcast from Atlantic station KFLZ aired by Atlantic Automobile Co. Cass County Agent L G Sorden earns band letter for Ames work.
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C. A. Grubb
Marne Record
W. Rowley
R. B. Shepherd
Atlantic
Norfolk
Neb
Louis Pelzer
University of Town Athletic Board
Fuhlendorf
Evahn
Guthrie Center
KFLZ
Atlantic Automobile Company
Ohio
Cass County
L. G. Sorden
Ames
Duff Family Heads to California for New Home
Anita Mrs Huarlod Duff and daughters left for Santa Ana California to settle. Mr Duff and son Gene went earlier. Gene has enlisted in the navy and will report for training soon.
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Anita
Huarlod Duff
Santa Ana
Cal
Mr. Duff
Gene
California
Navy
Folks
Poem recounting a son's path from boyhood dreams to wartime duty as he serves his country. The speaker recalls the heroism hoped for and the wish that the son will be admired for courage and unselfish deeds in beach or jungle. The piece reflects patriotism and sacrifice during his service.
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Edgar A. Guest
William Allen White remembered as nation’s country editor
In Washington and New York discussions, William Allen White is praised as a Kansas country editor who rose to national prominence for clear writing, honesty, and understanding. The piece credits his editorial What’s the Matter with Kansas as launching him and notes his influence on journalism and public life.
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Washington, D. C
William Allen White
Columbia University
New York
Kansas
Minnesota
Willam A. Maye
Charles Maye
Reschester
Mina
Main Street
Bryan
White
Emporia Gazette
Colorado
William Allen Whites
William Allen White remembered as great editor and human being
A tribute lauds William Allen White describing him as a great editor and generous human being. The speaker notes his full life and enduring national impact while expressing doubt that his like will be seen again.
Tobacco Tales From a Bronx-Era Columnist
A column recounts childhood scenes and village humor about tobacco use. It recalls Peck the imaginary author of Peck's Bad Boy, neighbor Schweihart, and a judge who chewed tobacco on the bench. The piece muses on cigars in politics, subway smoking rules, and a campaign for considerate tobacco use.
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New York
Peck
Omaha
Sears
Van
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Audubon Boy Scout Blood Bank Drives Local Donor Push
The Audubon Boy Scout troop sponsored a Tuesday afternoon blood donor event for the state health department serum plasma center. Sixty-seven registered, 30 were collected. volunteers included Ora Criswell Nettie Wenig Elaine Pudenz and Des Moines nurses. Andy Sorensen led the effort with plans for another drive.
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Audubon
Audubon Boy Scout Troop
State Department of Health
State Department
Ora Criswell
Nettie Wenig
Welfare Office
Elaine Pudenz
R. N
Boy Scouts
Des Moines
Mobile Health Unit
Atlantic
Andy Sorensen
Don Powers
Sorensen
Ohio Station Confirms Delay Reduces Corn Yield
The Ohio state experimental station reports that every day of delay after May 10 reduces harvest by one bushel per acre. The finding quantifies how later planting lowers corn yield.
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Ohio State Experimental Station
Rek Club in Moline Shows Youth Action Against Delinquency
In a turn from doom and doom-laden statistics, Moline Illinois youth form a community center named The Rek. Ruth Clifton notes 1500 of 3000 town youths joined, forming bands and floor shows to provide safe recreation. Buckley urges Atlantic to imitate this model.
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Caae
Moline
Ruth Clifton
Atlantic
Rek
Lloyd Carl Buckley
Blakely Heads Iowa Sheep Growers Association
A J Blakely of Grinnell was elected president of the Iowa Sheep Growers Association at its 28th anniversary meeting, succeeding J L Bane of Burdant who had led the group for 18 years Bane was named president emeritus and received a gold watch.
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Des Moines
A. J. Blakely
Grinnell
Iowa Sheppard Wool Growers Association
J. L. Bane
Bondurant
Bane
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Preferance
F. D. Simpson
Iowa
Congress
Wember Lows Daily Press Association
Lows Presse Association, and
National Editorial Association
Dee Moines
Nlews Daily, Press Association
Pau R. Wen Peck
Goa
EP. Chase
Kenwood
W. B
Bbc
Ferlough
Lewis
Donald Ratzlaff
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn, N. Y
Fred Ratzlaff
O. R. Roberts
Rex Pierson
Camp Grant
Rockford, Ill
Elmer Pierson
Thabang
Pearson
E. P. Chase
Mation’s
Emporia
Mark Hanna
Republican National Committee
Errivee
Hitler's Alley
Ape
Charles B. Driscoll
Japan
BOY Scout Blood Bank
Dick Bell
Hinrichs Bldg
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