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Army ads urge joining makes sense for security and pay
The piece argues that military service offers wages, pensions, and security beyond civilian work and that skilled soldiers may serve as future diplomats in a peace-based world. It says an army is necessary now but a reliable peace plan could redirect funds to civilian employment with broad national benefits.
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Nany
C. B. Driesel
O. O
Telephone manners and wrong numbers ruffle readers
A reader's complaint highlights rude phone behavior. From brusque greetings to barking errors and retaliatory calls, the piece argues for better telephone etiquette and even a law to curb nuisance calls.
News-Telegraph celebrates 77th year of service
The News-Telegraph marks its 77th anniversary grateful for community support over more than three quarters of a century. The paper thanks readers in Atlantic and Towa and hopes for many more pleasant years together.
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News-Telegraph
Atlantic
Towa
Iowa Editorial Briefs Highlight Taxes and Elections
The piece notes looming congressional probes into commodities profits, Iowa candidates emerging after hibernation, and a lively primary season. It weights Taft Dewey and Arthur Vandenberg as GOP contenders, with Vandenberg seen among top possibilities. It also discusses a East coast woman employer's tax withholding protest and skepticism about real impact.
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Uncle Sam
Kellems
High School Music Festival Set for March 2
About 200 to 500 students from 48 north Iowa communities will join the Iowa High School Music Association festival on March 2 in Charles City. Guest director will be TLLF dirge op of vocal music from Des Moines schools, assisted by Delinda How cansack of Cornell College Mt. Vernon and Paul V. Nissen of Mason City schools.
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Charles City
North Iowa
Iowa High School Music Association
Torhagy
T. de Moines Public Schools
Delinda
How Cansack
Cornell College
Mt. Verdon
Paul V. Nissen
Mason City
Secret Nazi Soviet peace talks revealed in 1943
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports that covert discussions between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union in 1943 contemplated a separate peace and division of Eastern Europe. He cites intercepted accounts, Warsaw to Teheran diplomacy, and hints of a second front debate influenced by Stalin, Molotov, and Roosevelt.
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Alexandra Kollontag
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Turkey
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Eden
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Balkans
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Jufter
Red Army
Berlin
France
Rhone
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Romania
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Tito
Mihailovitch
Duty and Delay Weigh on Our Daily Journeys
The speaker reflects on the dread of tasks yet the relief after completion. Excuses fill the mind as duty calls and the easy path tempts. Though we often resist, the hard journey yields satisfaction by day’s end. Time pushes us to act despite reluctance.
Glow in the Heart Delivers Moral Resolve
A reflective line urges self-discipline through inner glow and wholesome feeling. The speaker emphasizes that choosing right actions brings a satisfying moral lift and personal growth.
Arrest as Alien Union Official
Ferdinand Smith national secretary of the CIO NMU was arrested on a deportation warrant in Harlem New York. He is charged as an alien communist and was taken to Ellis Island after federal agents detained him at his home.
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Louise Brooks
Edward T. Stotesbury
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Louise
Pershing
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Harriman
Frank B. Lee
Vole Flier
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T. .B. Wright
Miriam
St. Etienne
New York
Paul Richman
Washington
Treasury Department
Russia
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Ferdinand Smith
CIO National Maritime Union
Smith
Jamaica
British West Indies
NMU
Harlem
Ellis Island
U. S
Day After Tomorrow Birthday Echoes Odd McIntyre
A nostalgic reminiscence marks Odd McIntyre born 1884 as the writer notes he would turn 64 the day after tomorrow. The piece reflects on his memory, letters, and a grave bench inscribed Beloved by a nation overlooking the Ohio.
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New York
Odd McIntyre
Ohio River
Odd
Ohio
West Virginia
Gallipolis
Cardinal Dean of Church Dies at Vatican
Cardinal Granito Pignatelli Di Belmonte, 96, dean of the College of Cardinals, dies in Vatican City from a bladder ailment amid old age. He lived in Santa Martha residence and knew five popes. Cardinal Marchetti-Selvaggiani becomes cardinal dean.
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Gennaro
Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte
Pope Pius XII
Cardinal Pignatelli
Vatican Church of
Santa Martha
College of Cardinals
Francesco Cardinal Marchetti- Selvaggiati
Frascati
Rome
Drake, Mercy Hospital Share Oil Lands Royalties
Des Moines reports Drake University and Mercy hospital gain equal ownership in royalties from 2,968 acres across three Texas oil fields near Pecos. Dr. Frank E. Foulk, long time Mercy surgeon, provided the gift announced by Drake President Henry Harmon and hospital chairman G Ralph Branton. Production is already underway in one field with another near start.
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Des Moines
Drake University
Mercy Hospital
Henry G. Harmon
Drake
G. Ralph Branton
Frank E. Foulk
Harmon
Branton
Grant Resident Celebrates 87th Birthday in Grant
Mrs. O. S. Donohoe a lifelong Grant resident marked her 87th birthday on February 11 with a family dinner. Born in 1861 to Simeon and Sarah Hunt and married in 1870, she was honored by her son in law O. S. Donohoe and guests including the Finnells and Corbins who sent cards and gifts.
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Grant
O. S. Donohoe
Russell Larson
Donohoe
Simeon
Sarah Hunt
Ivan Finnell
Ruth Ann
Fay Corbin
Elizabeth
Anna Corbin
Love in Bloom Des Moines Couple Ties the Knot
A Corydon couple became the 13th pair to obtain Polk county wedding licenses. Mary Lou Curtis, 18, and Ivan Glen Speer, 23, were married at 7:30 p.m. in a ceremony at the rail court’s office noting the 13th license in an ongoing queue.
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Des Moines
Corydon
Polk County
Mary Lou Curtis
Ivan Glen Speer
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