23 Feb 1940
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1940
Page
1
Local listing shows the Atlantic News Telegraph price at 1.85 dollars. The note appears in a small classified section of the paper.
Mrs. Devil Geldstein of Omaha urges Americans to stay out of the European conflict, a view she says is shared across the middle West. She cautions calm and restraint to avoid provoking belligerents while remembering past lessons from 1914 and the "slackers" refrain.
The report describes Dewey's brief state visit during which he allegedly berated several party dignitaries in his private car. The trip sparks belief of internal strife as Republicans consider potential coalitions and leadership shifts within the party.
The article argues for limiting government bureaus amid rising opposition from bureaucrats. A bill seeks to reclaim authority and restore trial rights, signaling private citizens’ resolve against expanding bureaucratic power.
The article notes global unease about Hitler's plans but suggests readiness for any development. It mentions a civilian training program and reports five participants completing hours without a serious accident, framing it as a notable early success amid widespread worry.
Washington. Jimmy Roosevelt moves to a divorce from Betsey Roosevelt. He acted independently of his father’s political plans, while Betsey Cushing Roosevelt remains close to the president and to the family orbit. The piece details
The writer muses on a growing urge to travel by car after a spring restlessness. They recall a neighbor dog Andy who guarded children and returned home with joy. The reminiscing touches on art, aging, and a young model named Elin Carlyle Gadger balancing study with work in New York and Fort Wayne, seeking experience and contacts for the future.
Des Moines reports Gov. George A. Wilson’s California trip means Lieut. Gov. B B Hickenlooper would assume official duties. The piece notes succession rules, mentions re election bids, and quotes politicos on the sixth district conventions and the Iowa political scene.
The piece recalls old time cold cures used by neighbors from goose grease to herbal tonics. It notes a 1940 date and credits The George Matthew Adams Service for the column UST FOLKS by Sugar A. Guest.
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