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11 Jan 1939
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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1939
Page
1
Fifty Years a Minister Rev F W Heinke Dies in Iowa
The Rev F W Heinke a widely known Lutheran minister in Iowa died after a long illness. Heinke served for fifty years and inspired many relatives to enter the ministry. His life reflected dedication, faith, and joyous service as he faced death with serenity and trust in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
F. W. Heinke
Dad” Heinke
Rev
Heinke
Two Economic Paths: England Balance versus American Spending
Analyzing policy contrasts England and the United States from 1929 to 1938. England trimmed spending to match income and posted a national income rise with a near-balanced budget except 1933, while the United States pursued fiscal expansion with persistent deficits totaling about 20.4 billion dollars. The piece invites readers to judge which policy yields stronger prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Editorial Briefs Sketch Nation's Economic Outlook and War Fears
Citizens back the national economy amid congress steps to curb presidential spending. Kennedy and Bullitt warn of possible war in Europe within a year. AG targets Nazis and Reds. land banks report farm sales to young buyers. U A I clocks 25 000th transcontinental flight in 1937 with progressive service and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United Air Lines
San Francisco
Flyer
Senator Doran Seeks Farm Mortgage Moratorium Bill
A bill by Senator Doran was introduced after Supreme Court opinions declared the farm mortgage moratorium extension act unconstitutional. The measure, tied to the 1937 session, aims to address the issue despite the prior ruling and follows Senator L. H. ob Mae cue's earlier bill loss.
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Dea. In
L. H. Ob Mae Cue
Doran
Supreme Court
England to Fight Hitler With Force, Lothian Says
Lord Lothian, a Cliveden set member, tells U S officials Chamberlain's appeasement is ended and Britain will use force in future talks. He criticizes Chamberlain's Munich approach and notes England will meet aggression with harsh tactics rather than conciliation.
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Berlain
Cliveden
England
Hitler
Producta World
Washington
Garner
Drew Pearson
Robert 8
Allen
Lord Lothian
Britain
U. S
Chamberlain
Munich
Lothian
Germany
Lloyd George
Rhodes Trust
Rhodes
House of Commons
Commons
Pottery, tunnels, and a New York information station
The column discusses Ray Weiss, a potter, and Greenwich House facilities in Greenwich Village, noting pieces from Santa Clara Indians and a Peru relic. It describes transforming Pershing Square's Park Avenue tunnel into a visitor information center, the failed vehicle tunnel, and hopes for revenue from space rental. William Soskin joins Stackpole Sons to publish Hitler’s unexpurgated Mein Kampf edition in America.
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Ray Weiss
Mary
John
William Weiss
Weiss
86Th Street
Mrs. Weiss
Greenwich House
Greenwich Village
Marshall Field
Ray Weins
Santa Clara
Manhattan
Pershing Square
Grand Central Terminal
42D Street
Park Avenue
New York
William Soskin
Stackpole Sons House
Harrisburg
Hitler
America
Soskin
Winter Just Begins Amid Ice On Broadway
A columnist writes on his fourth day of confinement at home as he plans a downtown stroll to view tall buildings and mail the column two days late. He notes his wife’s warning about overexertion after fever and ponders whether Broadway traffic will pause for a gaunt pedestrian navigating icy streets.
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Grippe
la Grippe
Flo
McNaught Syndicate
Knowledge Quiz Quickfire
Answers: 1 Nicaragua is north of Nicaragua. 2 Water freezes at 32 F. 3 Bigamy. 4 Osiris worshipped by the ancient Egyptians. 5 The Rocky Mountain sheep is the bighorn. 6 There are thirteen stripes. 7 Hover is pronounced HOV-er. 8 The White Sox purchased Zeke Bonura from the Senators. 9 The Legislative Assembly building with a famous clock tower is the Parliament in Ottawa. 10 The Kingfish was Louisiana Senator Huey P. Long.
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Nicaragua
Osiria
Zeke” Bonura
Washington Senators
Legislative Assembly
U. S
Louisiana
Kingfish
Today’s Common Error Sparks Online Debate
A social media thread prompts readers to reframe a common complaint as a sharper command. Experts weigh in on linguistic nuance and the impact of phrasing on tone and perception.
Untimely humor amid illness and mournful neighbors
A speaker laments timeless jokes at a morose time as neighbors arrive with sympathy while a hidden joker tempts with stale reminiscences. The verse contemplates dying, sacred thoughts, and the urge to silence the jester as grief surrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matthew Adams
Average Taxpayer’s 1938 Tax Share Feeds 8.5 Percent
Des Moines reports show Mr. Average Taxpayer earned about 2250 dollars in 1938 and paid 191.31 dollars in taxes. He notes sales taxes and other known levies hit every Iowan, while rent paid taxes on property he cannot fully trace, and some costs remain embedded in purchase prices. He concludes his eight-hour day effectively ran 40 minutes to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
News-Telegraph
Towns Daily Press Association
Iowa
Elk Horn Commercial club elects officers
Elk Horn Iowa January 11 The Elk Horn Commercial club met at the town hall and reelected Tom Evans as president Carl Lykke became vice president replacing Elmer Carstensen Dr Stiles remained secretary and Martion Boose remained treasurer Lunch followed the meeting
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Elk Horn
Trunkfish of Tropical Seas Description
The trunkfish is a curious Ash of tropical seas with a body enclosed in a bony box of six sided scutes connected by sutures. The box protects them from enemies. The common trunkfish with a three angled shell is found on the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Audubon School to Hire Three Teachers for High School and First Grade
Audubon Iowa January 11 The board of education approved adding a high school faculty member and to hire three new instructors. Miss Charlene Omen left a first grade post to teach in Council Bluffs. Miss Helen McGuire takes a leave of absence January 30 to pursue an A B degree at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Audubon Board of Education
Charlene Omen
Council Bluffs
Helen McGuire
University of Iowa
Anitans Leave to Return Son Home
Anita Iowa residents Mr and Mrs Harley Miller with Albert Karns left at 3 am for Fayetteville Arkansas to bring home their 13 year old son James who ran away a week ago. They hope James can reveal the whereabouts of his 16 year old brother Jesse who also ran away after a call from a child welfare worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Harley Miller
Albert Karns
Fayetteville
Ark
James
Millers
Miller
Jesse
Budget Boost Sought for Iowa State Institutions
Des Moines Iowa January 11 The state comptroller C B Murtagh recommended a 1939 40 budget increase of 796 817 for 15 institutions under the state board of control The proposal would raise funding to 4 411 938 for each of the next two years with a reduction of 726 697 from the board s legislative requests This comes as Murtagh retires along with Governor Kraschel and the legislature is urged to act on the appropriations.
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Des Moines
LN. S
State Board of Control
Iowa
C. B. Murtagh
Murtagh
Nelson G. Kraschel
Board of Control
General Assembly
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