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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1944

Page

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Atlantic News Telegraph subscription notice and rates

Public notice from The News Telegraph Atlantic Iowa detailing mailing and carrier subscription rates for local Cass county and statewide mail, delivery options, and contact phone number. It instructs subscribers on delivery timing and emphasizes notifying the office rather than the carrier for changes or discontinuations.

Atlantic Cass Iowa U. S Canada News- Telegraph News-Telegraph

Iowa Legend of Blackbird Hill Haunting Tale

A retold Iowa legend recalls the Lewis and Clark campsite near Sioux City in 1804 where a war chief ordered the killing and burning of those with smallpox. He killed his wife and daughter and rode to die atop a hill now named Blackbird Hill. Locals say the chief’s daughter's spirit roams on certain nights.

Iowa Atlantic Missouri Sioux City Lewis and Clark Blackbird Hill Winnebago

Finland's Fate in War and Peace Demands

The piece argues Finland cannot avoid a heavy price whether facing Russian terms or Red Army victory. It blames entry into the war, notes prior neutrality, and recalls US sympathy for the Finns while condemning their strategic misstep.

Finland Red Armies Russia United States

China’s air bases ready for action against Japan

China has airfields and bases ready to strike Japan but cannot be used until a steady supply line for bombing missions is established. Currently most military supplies to China arrive by air, making large scale bombing campaigns impractical until the ocean road to China is opened and secured.

China Japan Nimitz Pacific

Editorial Briefs Warn Against Revenge in War's Aftermath

The piece contrasts a tongue tied fable about perception with warnings on wartime policy. It argues peace requires avoiding revenge, or victors risk a brief postwar. It discusses Turkey’s position, Allied aims, and the danger of a vengeful peace undermining lasting stability.

Powerful Tax Lobby Named As Controlling U S Policy

A 1944 summary notes Randolph Paul met with five business leaders described as controlling U S tax policy. Ellsworth Alvord, J Cheever Cowdin, John W Hanes, Lewis Brown, and Roswell Magill outlined plans for a 1943 tax bill, aligning closely with Senator George 11-point program and Chamber of Commerce proposals.

U. S Treasury Department Congress Sen. George Washington Randolph Paul United States Treasury Paul Ellsworth Alvord U. S. Chamber of Commerce Andrew W. Mellon J. Cheever Cowdin National Association of Manufacturers Universal Pictures Corporation John W. Hanes The George Senate Finance Committee Georgia Alvord Senator George U. S. Chamber Alvord Law House Ways and Means Committee Chamber of Commerce United Features Syndicate, Inc

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

A humorous verse from Edgar A. Guest written as a letter from a soldier abroad. The speaker, in New Guinea, longs for home comforts and especially a mother's bath, while reflecting on family memories and the camaraderie of service. The piece blends nostalgia with wartime longing and affection.

Tam Edgar A. Guest

This Week In Local History 1924 Memorably Tough Winter

Mrs J P Steffens recovering from flu Ed Taylor ill W A Schrader closing furniture stock Rotary Minstrel a four bell hit with solos by Earle Britton Oscar Otto Frank Zuch Lawrence Baron Ralph Hammond Myron Shipman Others include Albert Borens Roscoe Brown Ross Camblin Wayne Camblin Sam Childs Wilbur Dallinger Chester Eckles William Greenleaf Al Gienapp Wright Hedges Bert Jeck Carey Martin William Mack Jack Peacock Joe Steffens Malcom Tomlinson C 8 Relyea and W J Robinson Music by Mrs A E Taylor and Ike Black One of the worst blizzards of the winter hit the middle west President Wilson buried.

J. P. Steffens Ed Taylor W. A. Schrader Earle Britton Oscar Otto Frank Zuch Lawrence Baron Ralph Hammond Myron Shipman Albert Borens Roscoe Brown Ross Camblin Wayne Camblin Sam Childs Wilbur Dallinger Chester Eckles William Greenleaf al Gienapp Wright Hedges Bert Jeck Carey Martin William Mack Jack Peacock Joe Steffens Malcom Tomlinson Relyea W. J. Robinson A. E. Taylor Ike Black Middle West Wilson

Boy Scouts Celebrate Fourteenth Anniversary in Nationwide Observance

Washington D C reports mark the 14th anniversary of the Boy Scouts emphasizing their wartime morale role and civic ideals. The column also critiques CIO political tactics and notes baseball's wartime season with Councilman emphasis on night games in Washington and Judge Landis policy on deferments.

Washington, D. C Boy Scout Landis

Lieutenant Christensen Confirmed as German POW

Lieut Roger G Christensen son of Mr and Mrs George Christensen of Maine reported missing in action over Germany on December 1 is now identified as a German prisoner of war by the War Department. He served as a bomber navigator on a B 17 and had been in England two months.

Roger G. Christensen George. Christensen Maine Germany War Department Christensen Federal Communications Commission England

Uniformed Nations Parade Through New York Streets

The article notes the frequent sight of varied armed forces on New York streets including New Zealand Australia Netherlands Belgium France and Canada with Russians rare in uniform due to Soviet policy. It mentions Joseph Anthony Dave Driscoll Fred C. Kelly and a 1874 lost child reward poster as side curiosities.

New York Joud New Zealand Australia Netherlands Belgium France

Fire damages parsonage near Cumberland The Reno Catholic church

A roof fire at 11 30 p m Wednesday partly damaged the Cumberland Reno Catholic church parsonage six and a half miles south of town. Neighbors freed the blaze and insurance covers the damage.

Cumberland

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