Subscription Rates for Atlantic and Cass County Readers
Atlantic newspaper offers monthly and multi month carrier rates with one year options for Atlantic and mail delivery to Cass and adjoining counties. The notice instructs subscribers to call 585 M before 7 PM to arrange evening delivery and requests changes or discontinuation be reported to the office, not the carrier.
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Atlantic
Cass
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U. S
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Atmosphere shifts as Britain gains momentum in Europe war
The text argues that Italy falters as an Axis ally, with Britain showing renewed dash and the RAF expanding across Europe. It suggests Hitler cannot afford to relax, warning that a defeatist signal would erode his regime, while English resolve signals potential victory.
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Europe
Hitler
Italy
Axis
Germany
RAF
France
Belgium
Holland
Gare
In Defense of Hawks Opinion piece argues hawks and owls aid farms by eating pests
A Missouri conservation patrol trapped hawks and owls to assess their impact on quail. Stomachs showed mostly mice and small animals, with few quail remains, suggesting hawks and owls primarily consume carrion or injured prey. The article concludes their value to farmers outweighs rare chicken losses.
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Macon County
Missouri
The
Conservation Federation
Conservation Commission
Debate on leave lend bill shows unity on aid to Britain
As debate on the leave lend bill unfolds, leaders note no real disagreement on aiding Britain, only on the amount and method of delivery. Debate centers on congressional authority and aid levels, with few supporting no aid. Dictators may be pleased by dissent but will be disappointed if the U.S. withdraws support.
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Britain
Congress
United States
England
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Taft
Vandenberg
Bridger
Willkie
London
Bridges
Senate
Merchants hold steady prices amid war era strain
Editorial notes a steady if slow rise in prices as merchandisers seek price stability. The piece argues wholesale and retail cooperation could ease a looming postwar crash and prevent wild price spikes seen in past world crises.
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Europe
Britain Struggles With Ship Shortage To Move War Planes
The piece describes Britain paying for war supply ships from the United States and using redeployed freighters from the U S L connected with the lend lease program. It notes Britain aims to export about 825 planes monthly for the next 17 months to meet July 1942 targets. The report also covers GOP figures on Bridges and isolationists seeking to convert him to lend lease, plus a review of infantry changes under General Lynch.
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U. S
Congress
Wheeler
Gop
Commerce Department
Atlantic
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A brief note features Edgar A Guest with a compact excerpt titled Just Folks. The verse reflects everyday people and simple, quiet humor in classic Guest style.
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Edgar A
We the many seek only leaders to remember us
A 1941 Edgar A. Guest poem expresses contentment with leaders who share welfare, a stable home, flag, church, school, and future for all, valuing quiet work and shared national unity over grand schemes. It emphasizes homey bliss, worship, education, and the sorrow of death.
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Church
Today’s Common Error on Emphasizing Great Scientists
A brief note warns writers against ambiguous phrasing like one of the greatest, if not the greatest scientists in America and urges precise wording for emphasis and clarity. The example contrasts unclear praise with a tighter alternative.
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America
S¢Ee
Daily Knowledge Test Quiz From Page Seven
A quiz prompt lists ten questions testing general knowledge on topics from Dionne quints to the American Federation of Labor. It asks about Dr Dafoe, Judas Iscariot, torpedo boat nicknames, shave tails, blast effects, Bengali port, prior A F of L president, number of children of Vice President Wallace, the Arabian Nights storyteller, and the author of Oliver Wiswell.
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Dr. Dafoe
Judas Jacariot
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Wallace
Oliver Wiswell
Bus Drivers Strike in Iowa City Seeks Pay Hike
Eleven Iowa City Coach Company drivers halted work to press for higher wages. Under Amalgamated Association leadership led by Ralph Hess, they formed picket lines after moving buses from downtown to the company garage. They demand raises from 37 to 50 cents per hour.
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Iowa City
1.N.S
Iowa City Coach Company
Ralph Hess
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Coach Employer of America
Odd McIntyre remembered three years after his death
A memorial reflection honors Odd McIntyre, famed writer and columnist, detailing his gentle nature, tireless dedication to his craft, and the personal cost of his work. The piece notes his modesty, devotion to readers, and reliance on his wife, ending with a caution about nighttime driving.
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Odd
Mobilization of 34 500 Guardsmen Set for April 1
The War Department announced induction dates for 34 500 more national guardsmen coast to coast. Most will be in uniform by April 1 as 242 000 guardsmen enter federal service. Units include the 40th California and Utah at Camp San Luis Obispo March 3 and the 38th Illinois at Camp Forrest March 5.
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1.N.S
War Department
National Guard
California
Utah
Camp San Luis Obispo
Calif
38Rd
Illinois
Camp Forrest
Tenn
115Th Air Corps Squadron
Paso Robles
107Th Cavalry
Ohio
New York
872Nd Infantry
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
District of Columbia
Fort Dix
N. J
72Nd Field Artillery Brigade
182Nd
177Th
119Th ‘Field Artillery Unita
Michigan
Fort Wood
188Rd Field Artillery
Idaho
188Th Field Artillery
North Dakota
76Th Field Artillery Brigade
Fort
Kan
Alaska
Casey Mutual Telephone picks Cline as president
Frank Cline was elected president of the Casey Mutual Telephone company at the annual meeting in Casey Iowa on Monday. Luke Dermody and William F. Kading were named new board members, with William Stammer as vice-president and Mary K. Fagan as secretary-treasurer. John Terrell, lineman, and all local opera-
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Casey
Frank Cline
Casey Mutual Telephone Company
Luke Dermody
William F. Kading
William Stammer
Mary K. Fagan
John Terrell
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