Atlantic News-Telegraph item unclear representation notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows a newspaper notice with garbled names and figures, including references to Des Moines, Iowa Daily Press Association, and a manager. No coherent event or outcome is clear, making a precise summary difficult. the readable fragments indicate a publishing or representation detail rather than a narrative item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Paul R. Bumbarger
Rania
Revs. Repenanstaciens
Community urged to organize drive for European relief
Ernest Willman sponsors a public appeal to aid Europeans in need. Atlantic residents already sent clothing and funds, but a community wide campaign is lacking a coordinating group. The News Telegram pledges publicity and urges citizens to donate to relief efforts for war torn Europe.
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Ernest Willman
Europe
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Mass Education and the Rise of Returning Veterans
The nation faces a surge in college enrollments, with September registrations expected around 1 750 000, about 25 percent above prior peaks, and perhaps 4 000 000 exposed to higher education. Many veterans will pursue degrees, while some drop out for work or difficulty. colleges favor veterans, producing graduates with clear aims and vigor. The government education year aids veterans and benefits the country by raising standards and future dividends.
Postwar Hardships Reflected in Early 20th Century Cartoons
A look at post World War I cartoons reveals labor strife veterans housing rationing fuel and clothing shortages. The piece notes these hardships mirror current national struggles and show they are not unique to any era.
Bulwark of War Bonds Stabilizes Economy
It states that 85,000,000 citizens own treasury war and victory bonds totaling 53 billion dollars. The vast sum, while not alone, helps curb inflation by reducing cash in circulation, though controls are still needed to prevent runaway inflation.
Reappoints War Ballot Commission in Iowa Primary
The Iowa war ballot commission members who oversaw soldier absent voting in 1944 are reappointed for the June 3 primary and November 5 election. Democratic state leaders renominated Mrs. Sam J. Burroughs and C. F. Cody, while Republican leaders named Mrs. Hanford MacNider and C. A. Bowers. Gov. Blue will reappoint them, with the panel headed by Secretary of State Wayne M. Ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa War Ballot Commission
Wwo
Sam J. Burroughs
Albion
C. F. Cody
Dubuque
Jake More
Willis Fork
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
C. A. Bowers
Council Bluffs
Robert D. Blue
Wayne M. Ropes
Iowa
Amnesia at Pearl Harbor Probe and Truman’s Judge Fight
The piece notes surprising memory gaps of Adm. Stark and Gen. Marshall about Dec 6 1941 before Pearl Harbor. It covers Truman facing Senatorial obstruction to James McGranery for the 3rd Circuit, and details Louisiana jury bribery hints involving Oliviera Le Branche and Astorius. It adds surplus shotgun access debates for officers versus enlisted.
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Gen. Marshall
Adm. Stark
Truman
Senate
Louisiana
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Adm
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Army
George C. Marshall
Stark
General Marshall
Marshall
Capitol Hill
Admiral Stark
Bratton
Sadder
U. S
FDR
James McGranery
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
McGranery
Congress
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Court of Appeals
Guffey
Dave Lawrence
Francis Myers
District of Columbia
Jim
District Court
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Mr. Truman
William Burton
New Orleans
Burton
Eddie Oliviera
Marcel le Branche
Joe Astorius
Roosevelt Hotel
Astorius
le Branche
Aese
Wes
Oliviera
Herbert Christianberry
Astorious
Treman
Paul Herzog
National Labor Relations Board
Herzog
White House
Young Herr
Jerry Reilly
Moy
Gerard Reilly
NLRB
Reilly
John M. Houston
Kansas
Jack
Houston
Riggs National Bank
Harry
Wherry
Nebraska
House
Eddie Hebert
Cain
Navy
Naval Reserve
Annapolis
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem about broken resolutions and the ease of backsliding. The speaker notes failing to keep vows and remarks on temper, patience, and promises to do better. A light humorous reflection on self discipline.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Flaws in me grow wide and wider
The verse reflects a self caricature by Edgar A. Guest dated 1946 noting flaws that widen self view. It presents a reflective line about aging and self critique in a concise poetic form.
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Edgar A. Guest
New Implement Firm Opens On West Majin Street
Miner man Simpson implement company announces opening across from G F Manufacturing on West Majin Street. It sells Ford Ferguson line of implements and parts. Mr Minerman runs both the new business and the Minerman Motor Co with Ray Statzell as office manager awaiting his return from California.
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Minerman-Simpson Implement Company
West Majin Street
G. F. Manufacturing Co
Ford-Ferguson
Minerman
Ford Auto
Ford
Minerman Motor Co
Ray Statzell
California
Income tax drive targets wartime black marketeers in NYC
Washington notes report an intensive IRS-led probe into wartime tax violators among top black marketeers with operations centered in New York City. Observers foresee years of inquiry and sensational developments as government seeks profits uncovered and accountability.
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Washington, D. C
New York City
Feininger Explores New York Through Quiet Urban Frames
Andreas Feininger, author of the New York photography book from Ziff-Davis, discusses New York as a hobby and art focus. He notes outdoor photos show softly shaded outlines, contrasts with sharp Phoenix light, and explains camera screening that allows passage through the city’s haze. Feininger traces his Paris birth and American lineage, educated in Germany, and returns to the city to observe the masonry and silhouettes rather than prominent façades.
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New York
Andreas Feininger
Ziff-Davis
Phoenix
Arizona
Feininger
Paris
Germany
Sweden
Letters on illness and daily life amid shortages
A fragmented letter page reflects flu epidemics, doctor shortages, and social strains. The writer notes doctors slow to home calls, bemused by postal letters, and shares brief greetings from friends in Wichita Sioux City and Pimento Indiana.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
News and Telegraph
D. Simpro
Iews
Iowa Daity Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Carter
Canada
Seavey
WAR Ballot Commission
E. P. Chase
Byrnes
Moscow
Jimmy
United Nations
Lenaden
United Nations Organization
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Potomac
Williamsburg
American University
Washyton
Peasands
MacArthur
Winston Churchill
HOPE
Nice
American Medical Association
Eunice P. ‘Rogers
Jacksonville
Walter
Leen
Wichita
R. B. Mullins
Parte
Robert G. Warfield
Sioux City
Bess Smith
Pimento
Ind
Nimrod Slaven
McNaught SveHoerie
Inez
King Car
Anita Oil Station
Anita
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